Swedish Organization for Global Health
Our mission is to channel youth passion and talent to create a positive change in people’s health, from raising awareness about global health to improving the quality and accessibility of health care in low-income settings
OPEN CALL: Oral Health Prevention
Our Tanden Frisk project aims to help prevent and control oral hygiene diseases and conditions by raising awareness and providing knowledge among socioeconomically deprived groups in Sweden. Through this project we want to create a community interested in these topics and start a series of discussion around global oral health.
So, if you want to become part of an engaging community, please contact Tanden Frisk (tandenfrisk@sogh.se) and let us know about you!
ABOUT
Swedish Organization for Global Health (SOGH) is a Swedish non-profit and non-governmental organization comprised of students and young professionals who share a passion to contribute to global health through evidence-based action. Together with our local and international partners, we engage in conversations with local communities to co-develop projects that bring a concrete positive change and take environmental and economic sustainability into account . While supporting projects both in Sweden and in low-income countries, we use our virtual and physical platforms to bring awareness about some of the most neglected health topics, such as women’s reproductive health.
OUR PROJECTS
Since 2014 SOGH works in collaboration with local leaders and in partnership with Uganda Development and Health Associates (UDHA) to provide effective support to women and infants during pregnancy and after childbirth in the Mayuge District in Southeastern Uganda where 1 in 49 women die from pregnancy and childbirth-related causes.
Ekibadha: Our periods matter is a project on menstrual health in Uganda. Menstruation is still a taboo that effects the health of people who menstruate all around the world. In partnership with our longterm partner UDHA and ARCHIVE Global, SOGH has conducted a pilot study among girls and women in the Mayuge District in Southeastern Uganda.
Tanden Frisk is a project aiming at educating both children and parents, especially from socioeconomically deprived areas in Stockholm, in oral health care. Studies show a continuing inequality regarding oral health and caries frequency based on socioeconomic factors. This inequality is something that Tanden Frisk works to diminish though workshops.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Get involved
Consider joining our activities in Stockholm, Uganda or involving your university
Donate
You can help support our projects in Uganda or Sweden!