Abstract:

This is a health proposal to combat the incidence of HIV/AIDS in Kakiri Uganda by using a vertical and horizontal approach to strategically better and benefit mothers and children from the village of Kakiri who seek medical attention at a proposed clinic. The clinic will receive financial support from major international donors and will allocate funds to resources to detect and treat HIV/AIDS and other secondary diseases such as Tuberculosis, Malaria and non-communicable diseases. Screening and testing processes will help develop policies and intervention plans that will be used to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS to those not infected, especially children. concluded that the value of direct influence is smaller than the value of indirect influence that gives meaning that variable motivation able to mediate work discipline on employee performance.