SHAPE Peer Chats
Awareness raising on, and dissemination SRH/FP budget information to communities through IEC materials.
Provision of adolescent SRH/FP services at all health facilities.
Youth Truck SRHR Open Days And COVID Immunisation Mobilisation
The Open house SRHR days purposed to increase access to quality SRHR information for young people, strengthen referral linkages for SRHR/FP service uptake at health facilities, and popularize Youth Empowerment Centre activities.
The A4HU Youth Truck: Revolutionizing Menstrual Health Education In Rural Communities
A testimony to this transformative power comes from a young female pupil who, after viewing the enlightening videos, pledged to break the silence and stigma surrounding menstruation.
Using Edutainment To Disseminate SRHR Information
For purposes of being mindful of cultural taboos and stigma surrounding sexuality, performances often start with less controversial reproductive health topics, and then move to addressing those that are considered sensitive
Launch Of The Empower Youth Project
It will serve 10 clubs, and 300 young people across 6 sub counties.
Delivering Sexual And Reproductive Health Information To Young People Through Theatre
It’s a practice that after the performances, Peer Educators and Youth Champions announce their availability to the young people- to answer any raising questions about sexual and reproductive health.
Our Contribution Towards Ending Corona Virus (COVID-19) Pandemic In Uganda
Uganda has demonstrated the ability to reduce or stop transmission of the COVID-19 virus but it’s important that the people in Uganda remain on high alert and diligently exercise preventive measures to avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Inspiring Peers To Better And Healthy Lifestyle In The Community
I now believe in myself more. I believe that I am able to achieve anything. I am so full of confidence. My peers are my brothers and sisters, and I am helping them to adopt a healthier sex life.
Joining A Youth Club Saved Me – Oweki
I also stopped going to disco clubs and quit drugs. That’s how I survived drugs and teenage pregnancy. Oweki notes that sadly, her colleagues who remained in the former dancing group are now victims of teenage pregnancy.
Strengthening Youth Champion Networks For Family Planning Budget Advocacy
When I was fifteen years old in Senior Three, a close friend of mine in my class was impregnated by a boy. She had to drop out of school when it was found out, but her boyfriend got to stay.