AFHEG designs games and simulations that turn complex health information into decisions, consequences, discussion and reflection.
Follow Tendo through everyday antibiotic decisions in Kampala. Player choices change a Resistance Score and open discussion about how individual decisions connect to antimicrobial resistance.
Investigate. Follow the evidence. Find what prevents action. Explore the current digital game while the public build is being stabilised.
A cooperative game about antibiotic use, self-medication, medicine sharing, incomplete courses, outbreaks, community trust and One Health. AFHEG has documented 200 sessions across Kampala, Wakiso and Mukono.
A mental-health learning game built to support structured discussion around wellbeing, choices, support and help-seeking.
A health-systems simulation exploring capacity, workforce, access, patient safety and how decisions in one part of care can create pressure elsewhere.
A public-information investigation game built around receiving, verifying, coordinating, simplifying, communicating and responding to information under pressure.
AFHEG's facilitated games are designed for schools, universities, youth programmes, community sessions and research pilots. Debriefing connects what happened during play to the decisions people make outside the game.
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