QDIC provided the Aga Khan Foundation with communication support for the handover ceremony of two state-of-the-art mobile vaccination clinics to the Ministry of Health.
The handover ceremony marked a significant milestone in improving access to healthcare services, particularly vaccination, in underserved communities. QDIC was tasked with ensuring that the event’s visuals effectively communicated the importance of this contribution and highlighted the positive impact it would have on public health in Uganda.
QDIC worked closely with the Aga Khan Foundation to develop visually compelling materials for the handover ceremony. By leveraging creative design and storytelling techniques, we crafted visuals that effectively conveyed the significance of the mobile vaccination clinics and the collaborative effort between the Aga Khan Foundation and the Ministry of Health to enhance healthcare delivery.
The visuals produced by QDIC played a crucial role in enhancing the visibility and impact of the handover ceremony. By effectively communicating the importance of the mobile vaccination clinics, we helped raise awareness about the Aga Khan Foundation’s commitment to improving public health in Uganda. Through collaboration and strategic communication support, QDIC contributed to highlighting the positive contributions of the Aga Khan Foundation and its partners in advancing healthcare access and delivery.
