SAHU's membership comprises a wide range of professional disciplines. The diversity of their health professions enables members to collaborate and communicate across disciplinary lines. Members work in the fields of medicine, nursing, psychology, public health, social work, nutrition, education and law.
SAHU members work in a variety of settings — including academic institutions, private practices, school-based health centers, college health centers, government agencies and non-profit organizations. Members reside in all regions across the world
SAHU is a multidisciplinary association of health professionals. Membership is open to all health professionals throughout the world who are involved in service, teaching, or research concerned with the health and well-being of all adolescents and young adults
Help us thrive by becoming a member
Members play an important role here at the Society of Adolescent Health in Uganda. As a member, you ensure quality adolescent programs, community outreaches, and help the Association to celebrate the continuum of adolescent health and culture. You also gain unlimited access to the SAHU events and a wealth of opportunities for discovery and growth in Adolescent Health. SAHU has so much to offer, including three special exhibits each year, events and programs that complement each exhibit, a dynamic permanent exhibit, all-ages educational programs, and celebrated archives— join the conversation!
Individual
Our Membership is open to all individuals including health professionals throughout the world who are involved in service, teaching, or research concerned with the health and well-being of all adolescents.
Institutional
Our Membership is open to all institutional including health professionals throughout the world who are involved in service, teaching, or research concerned with the health and well-being of all adolescents.
Life Membership
Our Life Membership is open to all individuals and institutions including health professionals throughout the world who are involved in service, teaching, or research concerned with the health and well-being of all adolescents.