Join us for a crucial stakeholders' meeting on Gender-Based Violence response in Makindye Division. Let's work together to formulate an effective GBV referral pathway. #PHAUCARES|#GBVResponse

Today we are participating in the stakeholders’ meeting at the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Makindye Division Offices, contributing to the efforts to address Gender-Based Violence in Makindye. #PHAUCARES | PHAU #GBVResponse

Madam Margaret Ssentamu the Executive Director Uganda Women's Association & Head at 24 Mama Radio FM voices a brief of how they use Media to fight Gender Based Violence. In partnership with Uganda Women's Network they train media in responsive writing on GBV and Insentive Media

Today we are participating in the stakeholders’ meeting at the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Makindye Division Offices, contributing to the efforts to address Gender-Based Violence in Makindye. #PHAUCARES | PHAU #GBVResponse

Madam Margaret Ssentamu, Executive Director of Uganda Women's Association, shares insights on using media to combat Gender-Based Violence. They're training media professionals in responsible writing & sensitive media questioning. cc: Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) #PHAUCARES|#GBVResponse

Mrs. Nakimuli Agnes explains gender-based violence (GBV) outlining its definition, various forms, the causes and the impact it has on victims aimed at developing effective strategies to address & combat GBV in society. #PHAUCARES #GBVResponse | Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA)

Mrs. Nakimuli Agnes explains gender-based violence (GBV) outlining its definition, various forms, the causes and the impact it has on victims aimed at developing effective strategies to address & combat GBV in society. #PHAUCARES #GBVResponse | Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA)

Officials from Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development have joined us to share their perspectives on addressing the response to gender-based violence in Makindye Division #PHAUCARES #GBVResponse | PHAU share holders meeting at Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) offices, Makindye📌

Some of the causes of GBV include: -Patriarchy and Gender Inequality -Harmful Cultural Norms -Economic Disparities -Weak Legal Systems -Power Imbalances -Learned Behavior -Substance Abuse -Conflict and Instability

Mr. John Mugisha a Senior Probation and Welfare Officer from Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development provided an overview of the Ministry's responsibilities highlighting its role in policy development. He also addressed topics related to gender, sex, and sexual offences during the meeting with Stakeholders

Gender-based violence is harm or abuse targeting someone because of their gender, like beating, insulting, or sexual assault, often due to power imbalances. It mostly affects women and girls but can also impact others.

Empowering change through policy. Mr. John Mugisha, Senior Probation and Welfare Officer, shares valuable insights on gender, sex, and sexual offenses, highlighting the Ministry's role in policy development. cc: Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development #PHAUCARES|#GBVResponse

Bukedi Region has the highest rate of intimate partner sexual violence, with 48% of women affected leading the country in this form of violence. This is supported by data showing Bukedi also has the highest prevalence of physical and sexual violence compared to other regions in

Mr. Mugisha John of Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development emphasised key points on: ✔️GBV in Uganda, challenges, existing gaps & recommendations. ✔️Guidelines on GBV response to different GBV cases. #PHAUCARES|#GBVResponse

GBV can happen anywhere—homes, workplaces, schools, or public spaces, & is often underreported due to fear, stigma or lack of support. It’s driven by patriarchy, discrimination, & weak legal protections. Addressing it requires awareness, education etc. #PHAUCARES|#GBVResponse

Mr. Kiiza Johnson the Team Lead at PHAU initiated a discussion on the response to gender-based violence by the different stakeholders gathered today at the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Offices in Makindye Division. #PHAUCARES #GBVResponse

Mr. Kiiza Johnson the Team Lead at PHAU initiated a discussion on the response to gender-based violence by the different stakeholders gathered today at the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Offices in Makindye Division. #PHAUCARES #GBVResponse

Open discussions on GBV are vital in raising awareness and promoting collective action. By creating safe spaces for dialogue, we can break the silence surrounding GBV and encourage individuals to share their experiences. #PHAUCARES|#GBVResponse ~Mr. Johnson Kizza

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Hello July! A New Chapter Begins... Welcome to a fresh month filled with possibility, hope, and purpose. July reminds us that no matter how the year started, there's still time to reset, realign, and refocus on our goals. #PHAUCARES #Staymotivated