Steering Team
  1. Associate Professor N. M. Tumwesigye, affliated to Makerere School for Public Health and specialised in Epidemiology of Alcohol Consumption.
  2. Dr Catherine Abbo, affliated to Psychiatry and specialist in Mental health.
  3. Professor Ocama Ponsiano, affliated to School of medicine and specialist in Internal medicine.
  4. Associate Professor Lynn Atuyambe, affliated to Makerere School of Public Health and specialist in Social aspects of substance use.
  5. Professor Fred Wabwire-Mangen, affliated to Makerere School of Public Health and specialist in Epidemiologist.
  6. Associate Professor Rhoda Wanyenze, affliated to Makerere School of Public Health and specialist in HIV research, Resource mobilization.
  7. Associate Professor Noah Kiwanuka, affliated to Makerere School of Public Health and specialist in Epidemiology of Alcohol and HIV.
  8. Dr Bossa Godfrey, affliated to Pharmacology and specialist Pharmacology of drugs.
  9. Cissie Namanda, affliated to Makerere School of Public Health and specialist in Public health.
  10. Bharam Namanya, affliated to Private Consultant and specialist in Program Management.
  11. Professor Monica Swahn, affliated to Georgia State University/Fulbright and specialist in Full bright scholar and researcher on under age drinking and other effects.
  12. Dr Flavia Kiwewa, affliated to Makerere School of Public Health and specialist in HIV researcher.
  13. Assistant Professor Mieka Smartm affliated to Michigan State University and a specialist in Public health and substance use.
About ADARC

The ADARC use a collaborative model to leverage faculty expertise and interests across different departments of the University. The Unit also partner with different agencies, and the government of Uganda as well as with international experts. Currently, there are no other academic units focused on research on alcohol, drugs and addictions in the East African region.

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Through communication, education and training, collaboration, and community outreach, the Centre will seek to increase support for affected individuals and communities.