For young people to thrive, they need choices – not barriers. Let's listen to what young people want and support them in exercising their rights, making their own choices and enjoying a hopeful future. My #WorldPopulationDay statement: unf.pa/cnb

JFCU continues to make progress in its mission throughout Uganda with #SafeEducation workshops & working with communities & families to remove barriers to quality education. #SafeLearning #Education4All Uganda Secondary Education Expansion Project-USEEP Windle International Uganda

Ms. Jessica Salzwedel from AVAC highlights the intricacies of HIV cure research, emphasizing the intersection of scientific progress, healthcare systems, and advocacy - with a critical focus on resource-limited settings - at the HIV Cure Research Stakeholders Meeting.

I attended the #WPD2025 conversation in Kayunga, where we discussed how Parish Development Model can improve health & wellbeing of young people, I focused on teenage pregnancy, menstrual health & education.

Uganda’s youthful population is a powerful asset when healthy, educated, and empowered, they can drive national development. #WorldPopulationDay #UgandaYouth #SRHR #EmpowerYouthUG #PopulationMattersUG

Periods shouldn’t pause potential. At Mwana Wange Foundation, we equip young girls with skills to make reusable sanitary pads restoring dignity,improving school attendance, and empowering a generation. #MenstrualHealthMatters #DignityForGirls #MwanaWangeCares #KeepGirlsInSchool

Philanthropy Week 2025 is set for, Aug 4th-9th! Get ready for a transformative week dedicated to amplifying the voices of those making a difference. We'll be spotlighting remarkable changemakers, sharing their powerful journeys of good deeds #PhilanthropyWeek2025 #OmutimaOmugabi

Breaking cycles of inequality starts at home. We continue to address the alarming rates of teenage pregnancies and difilement head on through parental engagement dialogues, community dialogies followed by adolescent education programs. #CommunityImpact #TogetherWeCan #mwawange

Mwana wange foundation is on a mission of providing basic menstrual products to girls in communities of Iganga and across Uganda. Every contribution matters, be it menstrual cups, sanitary towels……. let’s stand together and end period poverty!

. Mwana wange Foundation is a non-profit Organization that supports underserved communities in Iganga and across Uganda. They work to improve lives through education, health, and empowerment programs but they can’t do it alone.

With that said , any support rendered through spreading the word, donating, or simply sharing this post makes a big difference. Email them: [email protected] Call or WhatsApp them via; 0783707161

Help a survivor of Childhood Sexual Violence stay in school! Every Wednesday, we uplift survivors’ healing and justice. #SurvivorSupportWednesday Healing at times means meeting basic needs like education. Donate a dollar today to make a difference. #EndCSV

Are you ready for the 2025 National Girl Champion Awards, save the date! This year, we celebrate #GirlChampions from all the 12 Categories, don't miss it! MoGLSD #GCA2025 #CelebratingExcellence #CelebratingResilience

Moses,13, Moroto is one of many children in Karamoja whose lives are being transformed by #SaveTheChildrenKorea through education, nutrition, and livelihoods support. Moses wants to be a teacher. This shows how sustained investment can help children build a better future.

Training Women and Adolescent Girls who are survivors of Gender-Based Violence in Organic farming/Agricultur & Agroecology offers a powerful pathway to economic empowerment and healing. Full video - youtu.be/XsyEe0kt1yc?si…

Stay alert, and if a mother feels like her life is slipping away, you need to rush her to the nearest health facility right away The risks shared below are preventable if the mother seeks the health facility in time, and you can call 0800-100-066 for help #TogetherAgainstPPH25

Many Cancers. One Race. This August, let’s lace up and run with purpose, run with pride. Join us in building the one stop Cancer Centre at Nsambya Hospital