Nick is a Public Health Doctor with over 10 years experience managing rural health centres in Northern Uganda. He first became passionate about truly unreached areas, after seeing the huge numbers of rural citizens in Northern Uganda not covered by either the private or public healthcare system.

Nick co-founded OneDay Health with Emma and Pranav, to provide high quality, accessible, primary healthcare to people living in these healthcare "black holes". With a medical degreee from the University of Otago, a post graduate Diploma in Tropical Medicine from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and and a Master's in Public Health from Cambridge University, along with over ten years living and working in Northern Uganda providing healthcare to remote rural patients, Nick has first-hand insight into what is required to make affordable, high quality, sustainable, primary healthcare accessible to those who would otherwise have no good healthcare options. 

Nick and Emma have launched 50 OneDay Health centres which have treated over 300,000 patients. Nick is excited about growing the OneDay Health model to over 100 centres in Uganda and sharing the model with other countries.

Emma became a nurse driven by a deep desire to serve his community after witnessing his own family's struggles with accessing healthcare. His career began in South Sudan, where he gained valuable experience before meeting Nick in Northern Uganda. Together, they co-founded OneDay Health, a venture dedicated to delivering life-saving healthcare to underserved rural communities.

A skilled communicator, educator, and team builder, Emma plays a pivotal role in managing the expansion and operations of OneDay Health in  Uganda. His leadership and commitment have been instrumental in the organization’s growth and impact.

In 2024, Emma represented Oneday Health at the prestigious LSE Final Summit, where he shared the journey, achievements, and future potential of the organization. His presentation highlighted the transformative impact OneDay Health has had on communities and its vision for scaling healthcare architecture.

Denis grew up in Layibi Kolo Quarter, a vibrant and hospitable community in Northern Uganda. He began his educational journey at Labourline Primary School, continued to Gulu Secondary School for his ordinary level studies, and completed his advanced level education at St. Joseph's College Layibi.

Driven by a passion for learning and service, Denis pursued a Bachelor's degree in Quantitative Economics at Gulu University. His career in development and health systems began as a Monitoring and Evaluation Fellow immediately after graduation. He later joined Mission Uganda, a community-based organization, where he worked as a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer. Currently, he serves as the Chief Technology Officer at OneDay Health Uganda, playing a pivotal role in enhancing healthcare delivery and innovation.

Known for his humility, compassion, and dedication to fostering meaningful connections, Denis strives to make a positive impact in every community he serves. His life mission is to contribute to the well-being of others, ensuring that those around him experience happiness, peace, and good health.

Elec manages the Soroti and Kumi Hubs of OneDay Health. Elec is a registered nurse who started with OneDay Health in a remote clinic and was promoted to manager. He has been active in the expansion of OneDay Health into new areas, including site identification, community outreach and staff training. His drive to make healthcare accessible in remote areas, his problem-solving ability and effective communication with different stakeholders in the community have all contributed to the signifcant expansion One Day Health has achieved this year. 

Sunday manages the Kitgum Hub of OneDay Health centres. Sunday started work with OneDay Health as a sole charge nurse at Wao Central in 2020 and became a Hub Manager in 2022.  Her experience and exceptional management skills are essential to the sustained success of the Kitgum Hub.

Mercy manages the Gulu Hub of OneDay Health centres. Mercy is a dedicated and accomplished clinical officer with extensive experience at OneDay Health. She joined the organization as a staff member, where her exceptional performance, leadership skills, and commitment to quality patient care earned her a promotion to Gulu Hub Manager. In her current role, she oversees 14 OneDay Health centres, ensuring the delivery of high-quality health services to underserved communities.  

Simon manages the West Lango Hub of OneDay Health centres. Simon is a dedicated and accomplished registered nurse with a passion for delivering exceptional healthcare services.
He began his career at Elegu, Uganda, on the South Sudan border, where he developed his nursing skills in a difficult, constantly changing environment. In 2019, he joined OneDay Health and was posted to Ocim as a sole charge nurse which he successfully managed for 18 months. His leadership skills and dedication earned him a promotion to Hub Manager of West Lango, a role he has held for the past three years. Simon's strengths in communication and human resource management, enable him to encourage his team toward excellence and compassion in healthcare delivery.

Paul manages the Hoima Hub of OneDay Health centres. After qualifying as a nurse,  Paul served in an urban primary healthcare clinic offering healthcare services to people in the surrounding areas. It was there he learned about OneDay Health and seeking personal development, applied to serve as a nurse in a remote OneDay Health centre. Paul has recently been promoted to manage the new Hoima Hub. This is OneDay Health's first hub in a new language area where patients have a distinctly different culture. Paul has embraced the challenge of learning this new language and is successfully working with the local community to gain support for the opening of new centres in the Hoima Hub. 

Andrew manages the Lira Hub of OneDay Health centres.  Andrew joined OneDay Health as an experienced nurse in one of our most remote clinics, Pwundyang in Amuru, before his promotion to manager. Andrew's work ethic, innovative thinking and his ability to take the intitiative and act on projects are all strengths which are invaluable to the operation of OneDay Health.