Fredrick Echeku

Fredrick Echeku is an experienced Social Development Worker with a background in Social and Behavior Change communication projects.

His expertise lies in data collection for public health research and a solid understanding of project operations.

Fredrick is skilled in areas such as Nonprofit Organizations, Customer Service, Public Speaking, Microsoft Office, and Fundraising.

He pursued a Post Graduate Diploma in Project Planning & Management at Uganda Management Institute (UMI) and completed his undergraduate studies in HUMANITIES, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT with Second Upper Division at Makerere University.

Fredrick Echeku has held various roles in reputable organizations including Malaria Consortium as a Communications Officer for UKAID/UNICEF-SURMa Project and FHI 360 as a Communication Associate for USAID/CHC Project.

He has also served as an Interpersonal Communications Activities (IPC) Supervisor for Eastern Uganda under the USAID/CHC Project at FHI 360.

Additionally, Fredrick has experience as an Abstractor/Research Assistant for the Test & Treat Study at Baylor College of Medicine Children's Foundation Uganda.

His background includes roles such as Site Supervisor, Data-Cum-Supervisor, and Research Assistant for different projects at FHI 360 and Makerere University.

Fredrick Echeku has further demonstrated his expertise as a Team Lead for the CDC/MakSPH-Enhanced Surveillance Project at Makerere University.