This is what #inclusion looks like. 👏👏👏 #BugandaAnthem in #SignLanguage

Women and girls with disabilities are disproportionately affected by #period poverty & stigma. #WeAreCommitted to calling on the .Government of Uganda & nonstate actors for improved investment to promote awareness, education & access to make #MHH a reality for all.

Caregivers of children with special needs face unique challenges and triumphs. Let's visit, offer support, say a kind word. Pay your debts to society! #Caregivers, #InclusionMatters

Inclusive education means that all children in a school, regardless of their strengths or weaknesses in any area, become part of the school community. But this has not been a reality to #ChildrenWithSpecialNeeds learn more joyforchildren.org/inclusive-educ…

Even with epilepsy there is still a reason to smile. Meet Farida Kahindi Maitha and her mum. Farida is a 18-year-old living with epilepsy. She was diagnosed in Nov. 2005 Please note her restricted growth is not as a result of epilepsy but a different syndrome. #epilepsyawareness

Day 3 of #DisabilityPrideMonth “Working with deaf kids has made me more compassionate. “~ Priscilla Nakaggwa An Early childhood Development specialist working with Uganda School for the Deaf, Ntinda. She’s also a counselor to parents of Deaf children.

Day 11 of #DisabilityPrideMonth Meet #Myleen a nature & gospel music lover & an athlete. She's an alumna of .Makerere University Business School. "I hope I can inspire someone to go out there and live life to the fullest." ~ Myleen #basketballer #NoExcuses #girlsonwheels

Going to school, especially in rural areas where communities erroneously believe that body parts of children with albinism have magical powers, can expose them to risk of kidnap or attack.

Disability has nothing to do with your success.🌟 Choose to look at it as an enabler and you'll be unstoppable! 💪🏽 #ServingCommunities #bepostive #DisabilityInclusion

There has been a lot of print outs confirming that mental health challenges are increasing mostly in young people. What are you doing to change the trajectory? Let’s Normalize conversations about mental health at home, work, school. #comingtogetherformentalhealth

Hey everyone! 👋 Let’s take a moment to dive into the world of intellectual disability. 💡We will take this moment to answer the question 🔍 What is Intellectual Disability?💬 Let’s Start a Conversation. #InclusionMatters #IntellectualDisabilityAwareness #thefabskenya

Please circulate this flier. It could benefit somebody out there. #SocialInclusion

Random post but well, let's think about it! #SocialInclusion @Tusiime Ronah Martin Rugaju Alex Ogwal Naffe Tusobola Foundation Asher Ajroush Namatovu

Graduation Class of 2024 Lancaster Bible College Pastors Discipleship Network JayMallow Foundation Well done guys and girls on with the expansion of the Kingdom of God

Thank you RC Kampala Nsambya, KIRUDDU NATIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL and partners for the burn surgery you performed on baby Success for FREE! She can now move her arm and is recovering well. May God richly bless you. Martin Rugaju atuhaire joan @Tusiime Ronah OJ Disability Care Foundation (OJCARE) Alex Ogwal The AfriChild Centre

We were honored to participate in the Local Leadership Labs consultation meeting convened by CAPAIDS Uganda 🇺🇬 Through collaborative discussions,this event strengthened the capacity of Local actors as we explored strategies to enhance our impact through locally led initiatives.

Our team Leader @Tusiime Ronah participating in the Central region Local Leadership Labs Consultations in Ntinda. CIVICUS, CAPAIDS Uganda 🇺🇬 thank you for amplifying voices of Local actors. #Localization

Participants from Bombo communities were introduced to the concept of Women Land Rights, Social and gender norms, gender stereotypes and land ownership. Martin Rugaju @Tusiime Ronah UCOBAC WLRM Stand4HerLand-UG Phiona Kayondo

Our team Leader, a Stand-For-Her Land Gender Trainer conducting a training with participants from Bombo Luwero, about Women's Land Rights. Martin Rugaju Phiona Kayondo UCOBAC WLRM LANDnet Uganda Akutui stella rose @Tusiime Ronah

As we wrap up our end-of-year activities, we would like to express our gratitude to our gender trainers in Karamoja and Luweero. Over the past two days, they have been actively engaging both women and men in their communities on gender transformative approaches