Last year we helped the NGO VAO to build 7 toilets for the elementary school of Abrubruwa village 🇬🇭The project included awareness raising around the importance of sanitation, to involve the community in the implementation and create a sense of ownership 🚽

Soap making from our urban Congolese community that benefited from the menstrual hygiene project now engaged in soap making.@irise_int Lillian Bagala

Access to Menstrual Health Management is now a key international fundamental human right among girls and women UN SDG Action Campaign . Join this indepth discussion with WoriUganda as we dissect MHM importance in the life cycle of girls and women. . . #TimeForAction #MHMAdvocacyForGirls

It always start with what we teach our boys, am loving this💪💪 #empoweringboychild

Wondering what we do at our learning center? Here's all the details about our Learning and Development Center and the Early Childhood Education program, by our volunteer Nele. lnkd.in/dV_utAmW @usmissionuganda Education & Entertainment #childhoodeducation

Dear friends We still move on to talk about Menstruation Hygiene Management issues in schools as we wait August join the campaign Community Empowerment For Transformation Action CEHURD Uganda Inspire Girls Focus Foundation Energy In Action Community Concerns Uganda Initiative (CCUg) Colin Campbell C.C. Chapman Hope Advocates Africa (HADA) Heritage Foundation Hagee Ministries

Menstrual hygiene is a human right and it's our duty to recognize it each day of our lives. Let's continue fighting the stigma around it so that our girls are able to confidently stay in school and fulfill all their dreams. It's a collaborative effort. #Hike4GirlsUg

31 students successfully passed their DIT exams in Fashion and Hairdressing. They all got their certificates from the Directorate of Industrial Training, Ministry of Education and Sports.

Training about social media advocacy Community Concerns Uganda Initiative (CCUg) in Jinja but also learning from each other through the discussions.

Misconceptions about mental health are widespread. As Jackie Chandiru mentioned, not all mental health issues are linked to substance use "Njaga". Many factors contribute to mental health challenges, including gender-based violence, HIV/AIDS stigmatization, sexual harassment,

#EducationForAllChildrenInAfrica Because it is their #Right