Our 2026 Theme: We are stronger when we move together. Under Integration for Sustainability, we’re breaking silos, uniting voices, and leading an SRHR/HIV response that is youth-centred, inclusive, and built to last. The future is integrated and youth-led. #Inter4Sustain

RT @Kazibwemich: Through the #WhenYouthLead program, @CHOICEforYouth, @KenyaSRHR, @tayaeth and @UNYPA1 are working together to make SRHR s…

Youth-led change must outlast projects. #WhenYouthLead champions lasting structural change by ensuring young people shape the social, cultural and political decisions affecting their SRHR. Decision-makers, it’s time to listen and include us. #ForYouthByYouth #INTER4SUSTAIN

Youth-led change must outlast projects. #WhenYouthLead champions lasting structural change by ensuring young people shape the social, cultural and political decisions affecting their SRHR. Decision-makers, it’s time to listen and include us. #ForYouthByYouth #INTER4SUSTAIN

Through the #WhenYouthLead program, @CHOICEforYouth, @KenyaSRHR, @tayaeth and @UNYPA1 are working together to make SRHR services youth-friendly and responsive to young people’s voices and needs. Made possible by @MinBZ. #ForYouthByYouth #INTER4SUSTAIN

RT @Kazibwemich: #WhenYouthLead! A first-of-its-kind SRHR programme by young people, for young people. Over 3 years, @CHOICEforYouth, @Ke…

Through the #WhenYouthLead program, @CHOICEforYouth, @KenyaSRHR, @tayaeth and @UNYPA1 are working together to make SRHR services youth-friendly and responsive to young people’s voices and needs. Made possible by @MinBZ. #ForYouthByYouth #INTER4SUSTAIN

Religious leaders from across the Busoga sub-region are coming together in Mayuge District for the Regional Interfaith Dialogue under the theme “Faith Communities United to End Teenage Pregnancy, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence, and Child Marriage in Uganda.” Too many girls are losing their education, their health and their futures to early pregnancy, violence and forced marriage. Faith communities can change that from the pulpit, the mosque, and the home. We call on religious leaders to speak out, protect young people and stand together to keep every child safe, in school and free to choose their future. 📅 22nd October 2026 📍 Mayuge District, Busoga Sub-Region #faith4youthhealth

#WhenYouthLead! A first-of-its-kind SRHR programme by young people, for young people. Over 3 years, @CHOICEforYouth, @KenyaSRHR, @tayaeth & @UNYPA1 will build youth knowledge, peer learning and advocacy. We don’t gatekeep; we lift each other! #ForYouthByYouth #INTER4SUSTAIN

#WhenYouthLead! A first-of-its-kind SRHR programme by young people, for young people. Over 3 years, @CHOICEforYouth, @KenyaSRHR, @tayaeth & @UNYPA1 will build youth knowledge, peer learning and advocacy. We don’t gatekeep; we lift each other! #ForYouthByYouth #INTER4SUSTAIN

UGANET in the Field | Obongi District Access to justice begins with awareness, information and the opportunity to understand one’s legal options. Ahead of the four-day mobile court session scheduled for October 26-29 in Palorinya Refugee Settlement, Obongi District, UGANET and the Uganda Law Society (ULS) conducted a sensitisation session at Moyo Government Prison. The session informed inmates about the purpose of the mobile court, plea bargaining and reconciliation. Those interested in plea bargaining also held individual consultations with defence counsel to explore possible sentences. To extend awareness beyond the prison, the team joined a radio talk show on Radio Aulogo, featuring representatives from UGANET, ULS, the District Police Commander and Probation and Social Welfare. The discussion addressed questions from refugees and host community members about the upcoming mobile court and the criminal and juvenile justice systems. These preparatory activities aim to ensure that people understand the process, their legal options and the opportunities available to them as the mobile court approaches. #UGANET4SocialJustice

We have hosted the FCDE assessment team for an organizational assessment visit. We shared our experiences, reflected on our progress, and provided honest feedback to inform future programming, strengthen partnerships, and enhance our impact in communities. #WeAreMNYPA

Every girl deserves chance to learn,dream,& shape her future. ~At JNYPA,through our community outreaches,we strongly believe that menstrual education,hygiene,& access to pads help girls manage periods with dignity & stay in school. There is know health,without menstrual health,

With roughly 3,308 new breast cancer cases diagnosed annually in Uganda, awareness must go beyond a campaign and also must inspire early detection, timely screening and access to care. Let’s speak up, check in and act early. #BreastCancerAwareness #INTERASUSTAIN

Thank you, people of Soroti City and Teso at large, for running together in the Uganda Aids Marathon that happened on 17th October 2026! Eyalama noi Teso!🩷🙏

RT @Kazibwemich: When the chef storms the kitchen! Guess what is expected on the dining? The #WhenYouthLead program, led by @CHOICEforYo…

Remember when we were in the kitchen? Now, we’re leading change! The #WhenYouthLead program, led by @CHOICEforYouth, @KenyaSRHR, @tayaeth and @UNYPA1, empowers young people to shape SRHR services and policies across Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia. #ForYouthByYouth #INTER4SUSTAIN

Remember when we were in the kitchen? Now, we’re leading change! The #WhenYouthLead program, led by @CHOICEforYouth, @KenyaSRHR, @tayaeth and @UNYPA1, empowers young people to shape SRHR services and policies across Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia. #ForYouthByYouth #INTER4SUSTAIN

Youth voices, lasting change. The @SRHRAllianceUg is organising the 2026 Annual Youth Symposium in Mayuge District, which will champion youth-led solutions to end teenage pregnancy, child marriage, and SGBV. #YouthSymposium26 #INTER4SUSTAIN

UGANET in the Field | Pakwach District From supporting survivors through case follow-ups to challenging harmful cultural practices, UGANET’s work in Pakwach continues to strengthen community responses to sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). Last week, our team followed up on cases involving survivors and their families, provided support supervision to Community-Based Volunteers (CBVs) and Community Liaison Facilitators (CLFs) involved in case management, participated in two culturally led dialogues targeting girls at Women and Girls’ Safe Spaces (WGSS), and attended a sub-county council meeting. During the dialogues, girls spoke openly about the factors contributing to teenage pregnancies and early marriage. The discussions also helped adolescents understand available referral pathways, while community leaders and participants committed to actions aimed at reducing teenage pregnancies. Our team also participated in an EMAP graduation, where 28 male graduates engaged in discussions on the legal consequences of SGBV. The session challenged harmful practices, including the negotiation of sexual assault cases and child marriages, and reinforced the importance of accountability and protecting survivors’ rights. Beyond these engagements, case follow-ups offered a powerful reminder of why survivor-centred support matters. Survivors and their relatives expressed the need for continued assistance, particularly throughout court processes. UGANET reaffirmed its commitment to supporting them within the scope of its interventions. Meaningful change requires more than raising awareness. It calls for stronger referral systems, community accountability and sustained support for survivors as they seek justice. Here are a few moments from our engagements in Pakwach. #UGANET4SocialJustice

Let's normalize regular screening for early diagnosis. #INTER4SUSTAIN