Often times we have peer leaders who are not well equipped with the neccessary information to support fellow young people in SRHR/HIV Service uptake. Mayengo Bruno from Makerere University Walter Reed Project unleashed the role of Peer Educators in service delivery and the lessons learnt overtime. #Symposium24

One of the most loved sessions during the #Symposium24. Good food is one of our priorities at the #Symposium24 to ensure young people enjoy their full stay throughout.

Safe Choices. Safe Lives. Rubber it Up #Symposium24

Earlier this morning, our Acting Executive Director engaged with young people at #Symposium24, emphasizing the critical importance of meaningful youth participation. #BBBG #YPlusPageant24

Nothing for us without us depicts the need to meaningfully engage young people in all aspects that matters to them. Mary Rio of Uganda Network of Young People Living with HIV unpacked Meaningful Youth Participation to the peer leaders during day 2 of the #Symposium24

We do believe in the power of unity among young people in rising voices against injustices they face in their communities. The #Symposium24 is a platform for Young People to Unite, Inspire and Act for social change and creating a safe evironment for all.

We are happy supporting fellow young people realize their potentials and stand up to influence and lead change they want to see in their communities as peer leaders. #Symposium24

A panel of Mental Health experts from Medical, creative art and an advocate who is a survivor sharing their experiences and supporting young people understand how to cope up with their mental health challenges.

We are pleased to have the last insightful day of our @Symposium24. Each day has had an independent sub theme and our focus today is Answering the community, Holding ourselves accountable and breakdown barriers.

Our Social Services Manager from stfrancishcs Ms. Grace Mukiza underscored the magic in making rightful decision and being good examples as peer leaders during #Symposium24

Mental Health is key in the well being and good adherence among YPLHIV. Madam Dorothy of @triumph emphasized good practices for young leaders to embrace in keeping their mental health in check.

To our Partners who supported young people attend the #Symposium24 and those who ensured its success in all dynamics, we are more than grateful. It was because you were.

As key Implementing Partners in HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment , we were delighted to have a representative from Makerere University Walter Reed Project sharing insights on moving from blame to accountability, shifting the narratives in SRHR/HIV prevention during the #Symposium24

Our own Executive Director from stfrancishcs Mr. Joseph Nkurunziza acknowledged the Young People's resilience in confronting SRHR/HIV related issues geared towards achieving the 2030 goal and pledged total support to future Symposiums. #Symposium24

We held a crucial Panel Discussion during the #Symposium24 where key stakeholders like the DHO, a Religious Leader & a Youth leader addressed the roles of communities in SRHR/HIV service delivery. Participants had an opportunity to hear & share their concerns with the panelists.

Ear to ear excitement by the #Symposium24 participants as they get awarded a certificate of attendance. The Certificate wasn't a mear token of appreciation but a remarkable reminder for their center role in taking bold steps while addressing SRHR/HIV/Mental Health Challenges

While closing the #Symposium24, The Chief Guest Sarah NAKKU of UNAIDS Uganda underscored the need for young people to take lead in innovations leading to HIV Prevention and support addressing challenges in service delivery.

The #Symposium24 at a glance. Our heartfelt thanks pour to all Partners who supported; stfrancishcs, stephenlewisfdn, CEHURD Uganda, MUCOBADI, @MakinduCDC, @KAYUNGACDC, @KISOGACDC, @MASESECDC, @HIA, Nile Hotel Jinja Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja Official, & @STJAMESCDC. 2025 edition loading