Invitation to the Follow-Up Meeting by the C-Suite Executive Members of Public Health Steering Team Uganda (PHSTU)



Dear C-Suite Executive Members,

Special greetings from the Public Health Steering Team Uganda (PHSTU).

I would like to thank you for the excellent work and sacrifices done in establishing our Fiscal Agency-The Public Health Steering Team Uganda on the 24th of June 2023. To that effect, I would like to invite you for a follow-up meeting proposed to take place on either the 14th, 15th, or 16th of August 2023. Please suggest a date that seems convenient to you for confirmation.

Our proposed Agenda include the following;

1)   Recollection (Opening Prayer, Registration) at 9:00 AM.

2)  Communication from the Chairperson to update C-Suite Executive Members on the Handed Over Materials from our Mentor Prof. Tom M to support the Operationalization of PHSTU.

3) Review Document Files for each Member Organisation to ensure completeness and filling.

4)  Functional Units of PHSTU (Reception Unit, Coordination Unit, and Operation Units)

5)  Checklists and Tools for Entry and Registration of CBO/NGO in the PHSTU

6)  Subscription Fee to Public Health Steering Team Uganda (PHSTU)

7)  Story Writing for each Member Organisation

8) Management of Blogs and Social Media Platforms for each PHSTU Member Organisations

9)  Developing PHSTU Operational Workplan.

10)  Lunch and Closure 1:30 PM.

Thank you for your quick response.

Regards,

Samuel Waliggo

Operations Unit, PHSTU

+256706472457

Comments

  1. Advocacy Network Africa-AdNetAAugust 7, 2023 at 11:43 AM

    The Advocacy Network Africa (AdNetA) wishes all of you the best. We shall be with you virtually.

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  2. samuelwaliggossegawaAugust 8, 2023 at 2:11 AM

    Thank you Tom, Building a resilient team requires grounding on culture of team building. We shall be glad to connect with you.

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