🌍✨ Baobab_RPC at #IPC2025 – Brisbane, Australia! George Odwe and Peter Kisaakye shared powerful findings on contraception choices & gender norms in Uganda’s refugee settlements. #SRHR #RefugeeHealth #EvidenceForImpact Population Council

Monicah, Jane, Peter Kisaakye & Promolly join a refresher training in Kiryandongo, Uganda, ahead of a food distribution exercise. We're using existing platforms to expand access to SRHR, linking women to family planning info, counseling & referrals. Andre Foods International (AFI) Official Page Population Council

Yesterday we bid farewell to a wonderful team of interns who have been part of the AfriChild family over the past few months. Their energy and contribution will truly be missed.

I met these twins in 2003 and we became friends. Todate, I have failed to differentiate them. Today Kato wedded his wife and Wasswa is the bestman. It made matters worse.

It's a dark day for Adolescent and School health at #MoH and Uganda. Sebowa Agnes is gone forever. May her soul rest in peace 🕊️ Follow this link to join Agnes Sebowa group: Commemorating Life & times 🌹 chat.whatsapp.com/Ddu1mQwJ24w1w9…

Join our next webinar episode as experts, researchers, and practitioners share practical solutions to childhood sexual violence. Register here 👉 shorturl.at/SWpbL

Clare Ahabwe Bangirana, our Director of Research, and John Bosco Apota, Research Coordinator, are at the Hilton Foundation’s joint grantee convening in Nairobi with partners from Kenya, Ethiopia, Ecuador, Colombia, and Uganda. The 2-day event highlights innovative financing, new

AfriChild was honored to deliver remarks at the opening of the ISPCAN Rise Up, a global platform advancing dialogue on child protection and wellbeing. Being selected among distinguished delegates highlights the Centre's growing leadership in child focused research, globally.

The AfriChild Board of Directors today held their 3rd quarterly meeting to review progress, reflect on key achievements, and discuss strategic priorities for the coming months. The Board reaffirmed its commitment to advancing child well-being and evidence-based policy in Uganda

This week, our team is in the Karamoja region where we hosted a workshop in Moroto District with a Youth Advisory Committee. We also shared study findings and gathered reflections and recommendations on emerging issues from our research with The Freedom Fund on addressing child

Today in Napak District, we conducted community feedback sessions with local leaders, para-social workers, child protection officers, and volunteers. We later met district leaders who shared key insights to inform our final report on addressing child exploitation in the region.

This week, our research team visited Kabahinda B Village in Nakivale Refugee Settlement under the STRETCH Project to meet the Community Implementation Team and the Twubakane co-design group and reflect on the Nurture intervention’s progress. Twubakane, meaning “let’s build

Our researcher team also held a synthesis and reflection meeting with Now & Tomorrow Uganda and refugee led partner organization and the discussions focused on lessons learned, sustainability plans, and pathways to strengthen community ownership of the ECD interventions under the

The intervention promotes 5 domains of nurturing care; health, nutrition, early learning, responsive caregiving, and safety through community-led and context-driven approaches. Now & Tomorrow Uganda is supporting implementation with the Community Implementation Team, Twubakane,

This week, we successfully presented the Needs Assessment Report for the STRYIDE Initiative, implemented with UNICEF Uganda and partners. The 2-day dissemination workshop brought together MDAs, CSOs, and District Officials at Fairway Hotel to review key findings and next steps.

Join us for an exciting webinar on Nurturing children and strengthening livelihoods for refugees and host communities in Uganda : Insights from Kulea Watoto Register 👉shorturl.at/GYNoc

Child protection is a responsibility shared by all of us. Your actions today help secure a safer future for every child affected by crisis. #MyDayMyRights highlights the urgency of placing children’s safety first. Your leadership keeps their rights visible and respected.

Our ED Timothy Opobo is representing the Centre at a high-level workshop on strengthening CSO and NGO capacity to litigate child rights violations before the ACERWC . The Centre for Human Rights at the University of Pretoria is coordinating the engagement to build stronger

Be so f*cking proud of yourseIf for passing the hardest moments alone while everyone believed you were fine.

As you get older, your tolerance for decoding hints, reading minds, and navigating vague agreements drops to zero. You don't want to waste any more time. You just want people to say what they mean. It's a form of self-care.