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.

Eight (8) sensitization sessions were held in Avogera, Ajigo, Muvule Nunda, uduk1 &2, kisomere, Ngwedo farm and Kasinyi reaching out to 572 participants in attendance. The community members appreciated the bylaw with 80% pledging to support its enforcement.

The activity was aimed at building the capacity of the different media presenters on advocacy on SRHR. This was to ensure timely and appropraite reporting on SRHR issues and equally […]

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 […]

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.

Conduct 3, 2 days of training for 48 children club leaders on facilitation and delivery of weekly learning safe school environment activities for their peers in their respective clubs

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 […]

Mama Initiative for Development is tackling early marriage and teen pregnancy in Kasese by training young mothers in livelihood skills, educating girls on their rights, and promoting mindset change among parents.

With support from Laureus SOL Foundation, Tackle is using football to improve menstrual health and hygiene among adolescent girls in Hoima and Kikuube. The program trains female teachers as coaches to deliver menstrual health education during football sessions, reaching over 830 girls in 40 schools. Girls also received reusable pads and menstrual cups to reduce school absenteeism and prevent early marriages and teenage pregnancies.

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.