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.

In commemoration of women's day we conducted a gender talk for the students of Aga Khan High School and Matugga High School on breaking gender stereotypes. These gender talks were organized as part of the students’ Women’s Day commemoration activity. We

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

Parental engagement and Child Rights Campaign at Rubango Primary School, Kyenjojo District. Asante Africa Foundation, in alignment with the commitment to promoting child rights and combating barriers to education, Child Rights Campaign was conducted at Rubango Primary School in Kyenjojo District in November with 130 pupils attending (80 male,50 female) as well 98 parents (55female, 44 male) attended.

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.

Life Skills training The activity was conducted from 4th to 27th of November 2024 targeting 20 youth enrolled under the Innovation Hub program.

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 […]

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.

We carried out a menstrual hygiene campaign at Kyampisi Primary School to address the challenges that young girls in schools face during menstruation. This activity was more of an interactive […]

In 2024, Dwelling Places, we made significant strides in supporting Girls Not Brides Uganda’s mission to end early marriage by reaching out to the most vulnerable girls in our communities of operation.

Concern for the Girl Child (CGC) has implemented multiple interventions to prevent child marriages and teenage pregnancies, focusing on education, community sensitization, health awareness, economic empowerment, and advocacy.

The International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women (I-DAY) is a day to raise awareness, prevent, and eliminate violence against women and girls. The day is celebrated on November 25th, and is accompanied by a 16-day campaign of activism that ends on December 10th, Human Rights Day.