JMS provides technical assistance, capacity building, and advisory services that strengthen the supply chain, enhance commodity security, system efficiency, financial performance, and service delivery outcomes across the public, private and private-not-for-profit (PNFP) sectors. This is done in the following areas;
Impact: Enhanced institutional leadership, improved financial performance and accountability, strengthened governance systems, and more resilient health institutions capable of delivering consistent, efficient, and high-quality healthcare services.
JMS builds the capacity of faith-based and public sector health workers, facility managers, and system leaders to effectively manage health commodities and supply chains. Thematic training areas include:
JMS adopts a structured and practical training approach – assessing health facility performance to identify gaps, targeted national and sub-national trainings, on-site mentorship and supportive supervision. We develop and deploy standardized training materials, SOPs, and job aids, alongside continuous professional development models that promote sustained learning and long-term capacity strengthening.
Impact: A skilled health private sector workforce capable of improving commodity availability, reducing stockouts, and optimizing resource use
JMS offers specialized consultancy services leveraging over four decades of experience in medical supply chain management. Our consultancy service offerings include:
Clients: Government institutions, NGOs, development partners e.g. USG – DOS, UN Agencies and private sector entities.
Value proposition: JMS combines practical implementation experience with technical expertise to deliver solutions that are scalable, sustainable, and aligned with national priorities.
Partner with JMS to build capacity, improve efficiency, and deliver sustainable, high-quality healthcare services. Our tailored solutions empower your team and systems for long-term impact
Our Partners
Partnerships are central to JMS’ strategy to expand impact, drive innovation, and strengthen health systems. Through strategic collaborations, JMS mobilizes resources, leverages expertise, and delivers integrated solutions across Uganda and the region.
JMS leads collaborations with international and local NGOs, bilateral and multilateral donors to implement high-impact health programs across HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria, and maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) programs; Procurement, warehousing, and distribution of donor-funded health commodities; Health systems strengthening and capacity building; Operational research and evidence generation
Current partners include the US government (Department of State), Global Fund, UN agencies (UNICEF, UNFPA), international NGOs, Philanthropies (Gates Foundation), and implementing partners.
Value addition: JMS provides reliable infrastructure, technical expertise, and national reach to ensure effective program implementation and measurable impact.
JMS actively engages the private sector to drive innovation, improve efficiency, and expand access to quality health products and services.
Engagement areas:
• Strategic partnerships with manufacturers and suppliers
• Market access and distribution partnerships
• Public-private partnerships (PPPs) for hss.
• Innovative financing and investment models
• Deployment of new technologies (e.g.digital systems, medical equipment)
Examples:
• Partnerships for medical oxygen production (OxyLife), Nutraceuticals (Doctors Choice), Cleaning Products (JHC)
• Collaboration on diagnostic technologies (e.g., AI-enabled X-ray systems with MinXray – a US-based Firm)
• Commercial supply chain solutions for health facilitiesImpact: Enhanced access to quality products, improved efficiency, and sustainable health system solutions.
JMS leads collaborations with academic and research institutions like Makerere University School of Public Health, Makerere University Business School to be specific among others to not only generate evidence, build capacity, but also drive innovation in health systems and supply chains through implementation science and operations research.
Our key focus areas include;
Partners include:
Local and international academic and research entities – Makerere University School of Public Health, Makerere University Business School.
Value:
Bridging theory and practice to inform policy, improve program design, and scale effective interventions.
• Over 40 years of experience in health supply chain management
• Nationally mandated and trusted partner to the Government of Uganda
• Collaborates with a wide network of private health facilities majorly PNFPs
• Proven track record managing large-scale donor-funded programs
• Integrated approach combining infrastructure, data, and technical expertise
• Strong partnerships across government, donors, private sector, and academia
JMS is the leading Private Not-for-Profit Organization (PNFP) established in 1979 by Uganda Catholic Medical Bureau (UCMB) and Uganda Protestant Medical Bureau (UPMB) as a body Corporate under the Trustees Incorporation Act (Cap 165) licensed by the National Drug Authority (NDA) of Uganda.
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