Over the years UPMO has successfully contributed to increasing availability of a range of quality services to women, children, Adolescents and men through building capacity and support for its members and accessing them to quality supplies.
UPMO, which has grown significantly over the last 50 years, has attracted recognition, support and partnership locally (from the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Development) and Internationally (International Confederation of Midwives and International Confederation of Nurses).
It has also built capacity over the years to be able to build skills and support its members and other organizations.
A member of UPMO conducting an advocacy for promotion of maternal health activity funded by Bhite Ribbon alliance.

2005-2008:
Strengthening Integration of Reporductive Health (RH), Prevention of Mother-to-child Transmission of HIV, (PMTCT), and STIS/HIV Prevention Via Capacity Building, Improved Service Delivery And Community Mobilization and Health Education - Funded by UPHOLD/USAID. 3 year project.
Strengthening HIV prevention messages beyond abstinence and /or being faithfull among HIV/STIs high risk groups via capacity building, mobilization and sensitization, health education, condom and IEC distributions-funded by JSI 1 year project
"Promise to mothers" - strengthening safe motherhood promotion Advocacy via Relevant political, community and women leaders, legislators and decision makers in Uganda. Funded by white ribbon Alliance for safe motherhood. 1 year project   
UPHOLD:

1. Extension of UPMO Head Office/Furniture

2. Regional Representatives Programme

3. Conducting integrated community/school outreaches

4. Youth Friendly Services focusing on prevention of STI/HIV/AIDS,

5. unwanted  pregnancies and life skills.

6. Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT)/Prevention of Mother to Child.

7. Transmission (PMTCT),

8. Goal Oriented Antenatal Care, Domiciliary Services

9. Family Planning outreaches/clinic service provision

Engender Health

1. Members have been trained in IUD and Norplant insertion

2. Clinical service provision of long-term family planning methods by the trained members

3. Life Saving Skills (LSS) Supported by UNFPA

4. Members have been trained in Life Saving Skills both clinical and community component.

5. Pregnancy Monitors have also been trained in antenatal/delivery mobilisation and referral.

Family Planning by AFFORD
Members have been trained in provision of family planning – Injectaplan, Pilplan, Protector and Moon Beads
Obstetric Fistula supported by ACCESS
Members from Masaka, Mukono, Kayunga, Rakai and Lyantonde are carrying out outreaches on Prevention of Obstetric Fistula in schools and communities.
Mid-term evaluation was done and report sent to funders.
Prevention of Post Partum Heamorrhage Initiative (POPPHI)
Carried out Base-line Survey
Members were trained in prevention of post partum heamorrhage
Support supervision to trained providers
Carried out End-line Survey
 Income Generating Activities
Donor Funding
Rental income from Kansanga
Income from sale of stationary and annual contribution from members

Major Events of the Events
International Day of the Midwife – 5th May 2006
Members of UPMO spearheaded the function.  It was held at Mukono Resort Hotel, Mokono town.  Many midwives countrywide and  other distinguished guests joined UPMO members to mark the day.  The Guest of Honour was Hon. Major General Caleb Akandwanaho (Salim Saleh) Minister of Microfinance.  He praised the midwives for being organised and for serving their communities.
World Population Day – 11th July 2006 in Soroti
Representatives from UPMO joined other Ugandans to mark the mark the day.
 

National Women’s Day 8th March 2006
Members of UPMO joined other women to celebrate the day, made stalls showing other women that they also contribute to their development and they have a critical role of saving lives of women and babies.

2004:  Has received grant from UPHOLD where a Branch Coordinator and
Capacity Building Specialist have been recruited, Regional Representative Programme is funded, Service Quality Assessment and Community Perception are going to be carried out and several training updates will be carried out.  
AIM Programme – Provided a Computer to head office.  A District Liaison Officer has been recruited.  Branch Chairpersons were trained in proposal writing and Branch Treasurers have been trained in Financial Management.  Monitoring and Evaluation system was introduced in UPMO plus networking of all head office computers.  
Population Services International (PSI) – Uganda is funding PUR® (Water Purifier) Project where midwives are taught how to purify water using the above product.  The trained midwives then conduct outreaches to train communities to purify their drinking water using the above product.  

2003   Has advised other Midwifery Associations in development of Private Services.  Midwives from Kenya, Tanzania, Senegal and Zimbabwe have visited the organization and individual maternities and have desired the way we operate.  
Received Overhead projector from CMS and furniture from DISH project at its closure  
Global fund for Women funded the Organisation to assist its members to carry out outreach programmes in their respective districts.  
Policy II funded members of UPMO to carry out a Study on the Impact the quality of health services in public sector.  
UPMO is on the drafting committee of the Public-Private Partnership Policy
UPMO trained six regional representatives in Life Saving Skills funded by UNFPA.  
UPMO presented a paper at the Reproductive Health Symposium
Ministry of Health together with CMS is funding training of members in Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses (IMCI)  

2002      Developed a regional representatives supervisory programme where trained midwives in supervisory skills carry out support supervision to their fellow midwives.  
Family Care International (FCI) trained forty eight (48) midwives in Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health.  

2001      Received a donation of three vehicles and two computers from CMS and UNFPA.  
Twenty-four midwives were trained in Norplant Implant Insertion by DISH Project  
Eighty two (82) midwives were trained in Post Abortion Care funded by Ipas-Nairobi  
2000      UPMO is operating a loan fund, which is a revolving fund, and midwives access these loans to improve on their maternities and to buy drugs and equipment from Uganda Microfinance Union through CMS.  

1999      Acquired land and constructed a model health centre at Kansanga which serves as an income-generating activity.  
1998 to date UNFPA funds the life saving skills program where member midwives are trained in both clinical and community life saving skills.  This program trained 10 trainers who are sometimes utilized by Ministry of Health and World Health Organisation. UNFPA donates bicycles to assist midwives with transport to the community.  
1995  Hosted ICM Symposium in January where midwives presented papers on reproductive health services.
Acquired land and constructed UPMO headquarter offices.
1994 Participated in Somarc project in Market Day Midwives Program where members midwives used to sell Protector Condom, Pilplan and Injectaplan to market vendors on market days.
1993 UPMO became a registered NGO
1992  Got a donation of 150 bicycles from Royal College of Midwives U.K. through ICM
1991  Recognised nationally and internationally as a member of ICM and NAWOU.

1991  Received technical assistance from American College of Nurse-Midwives through SEATS I project.
Through SEATS I ,136 project midwives were trained in basic family planning, 33 trained in supervisory skills and 30 trained in business skills.