Following our recent teacher trainings (On safe guarding and Girls protection) and teacher-led school dialogues in Nebbi District, a local primary school (Adwongu Primary) one of the schools whose teachers have been supported by the Mentoring and Empowerment Programme for Young Women (MEMPROW),

Tackle is implementing a transformative menstrual health programme aimed at supporting Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) in Greater Hoima.

We also organized an Environment Day activity through “The Dream School Programme,” promoting environmental conservation and sustainability. This included environmental awareness messages, sensitization about gender-based violence, tree planting, and distribution of tree species.

The Teens Mentorship camp was an event designed to empower young people (12-20years) with knowledge on life skills, leadership, goal setting, effective communication and building healthy relationships in today's dynamic world.

RIDE-AFRICAfacilitated CBFs to train 224 (92 m,132f) parents from 10 parenting groups through weekly learning sessions to strengthen their parenting skills and practices.

Kikorongo women community supported Media engagement of girls and boys through Radio talk shows. This was done by trace me back girls representatives to participate in radio talk

We have been training schoolboys and girls on environmental protection to tackle climate change. This was done in 2 schools with adolescents and trees were given on world environment day 2024.

Although several interventions have been undertaken to address the issues faced by adolescents and young people when it comes to their overall well-being, there has been some stagnation on some issues such as teenage pregnancy and child marriage.

Vision for Children and Youth Forum participated in the drafting and review of a five-year child protection policy as a working document for CSOs working on childrens rights and child protection in Amuru District, with support from Save the Children Uganda and Amuru District Local Government in May and November 2024.

With Funding from the Girls First Fund we purchased and handed over scholarstic materials to 55 leaners with disabilities at Buyiga Island and 15 in Mpigi Town Council, Mpigi district

Training and building capacity of young people in West Nile and Kampala with knowledge about Sexual Reproductive Health, while integrating financial inclusion skills for young people out of school in Arua, Terego, Madi Okollo and Kampala districts with focus on meaningful youth engagement principles.

Hope and Peace for Humanity has its vision for a socioeconomically empowered community with persons whose rights are recognized and upheld. Access to quality education is a human right that should be promoted and advocated for thus one of the key programmatic objectives of the organisation is to provide education opportunities for girls from disadvantaged households education sponsorship and psycho-social support structures and referral pathways systems.

The ‘Pad the Girl Child’ campaign is an initiative by Toto Africa Initiative Uganda aimed at improving menstrual hygiene management among underprivileged schoolgirls and young women. The campaign provides reusable […]

A total of 3,600 girls and boys were equipped with leadership, life skills, and Adolescent SRHR knowledge to navigate adolescence.

From December 2024 to January 2025, ADEGCO ran a two-month computer training camp to equip youth and women with digital skills for self-reliance and employment.