As an affordable and accessible means of communication, many people have realised that mobile phones are no longer just communication tools but those that are capable of providing additional integrated functions. In January 2012 we engaged our Facebook fans and Twitter followers with an intriguing question:
“Mobile phones are no longer a luxury item and have become a ubiquitous and essential part of our lives, radically changing the way we interact & communicate.
WHAT DO YOU USE YOUR MOBILE PHONE FOR OTHER THAN MAKING CALLS?
Everybody, when starting in a new organisation, takes a little time to really understand what it is all about, right? As the new Communication intern from the Amsterdam office, this is my case now! I’m working here for almost 4 weeks now, and I figured that it can be quite difficult, for those who like our concept but don’t work here, to have a clear picture of what we actually do, why we do it and how we do it…
During the recently concluded Mobile Monday Kampala event that took place at UNICEF Kampala Headquaters on 29th August 2011 with the theme “Using Innovative Approaches to Improving Health Outcomes at the Community Level” Text to change was privileged to share her experience in Mobile health related projects in Uganda and around Africa. Presented by Ms. Eunice Gnay Namirembe, a Programme Manager at Text to Change Uganda. Her emphasis was put on "Measuring the impact of using mobile interventions to improve health at community level". 
