Human Rights. Social Justice. Women's Rights.Gender Equality. Sustainable Development. Good Governance.Youth & Women Empowerment. #ActionAccounts#SocialJustice
Every adolescent deserves an education in a safe, dignified and supportive environment. Participants translated this commitment into practical school-level actions addressing menstrual health, GBV, child marriage, teenage pregnancy, dropout and reintegration of teenage mothers.
The training strengthened collaboration among schools, VHTs and health facilities, including Kaserem HC III and Kaptum HC III, to connect adolescents to appropriate health and psychosocial services through trusted, confidential referrals and follow-up.
The training strengthened collaboration among schools, VHTs and health facilities, including Kaserem HC III and Kaptum HC III, to connect adolescents to appropriate health and psychosocial services through trusted, confidential referrals and follow-up.
Child Rights Clubs give learners space to understand their rights, build leadership skills, support peers and speak up. Schools committed to reviving these clubs through teacher patrons, learner leadership and regular mentorship to support retention.
A total of 120 school managers, health workers, VHTs and stakeholders trained on child protection, gender equality, disability inclusion, positive discipline and adolescent wellbeing. Together, they developed practical school action plans.
A total of 120 school managers, health workers, VHTs and stakeholders trained on child protection, gender equality, disability inclusion, positive discipline and adolescent wellbeing. Together, they developed practical school action plans.
Safer schools begin with informed and committed leaders. Through the Kapchorwa LRP, ActionAid International Uganda trained school managers, health teams and VHTs from Kapchorwa, Kween and Bukwo on SRHR, child rights and adolescent-friendly services.
Safer schools begin with informed and committed leaders. Through the Kapchorwa LRP, ActionAid International Uganda trained school managers, health teams and VHTs from Kapchorwa, Kween and Bukwo on SRHR, child rights and adolescent-friendly services.
The 20th AAIU AGM has reaffirmed that strong governance is built on accountability, transparency
and meaningful participation. The resolutions reached today provide a foundation for clearer direction and responsible stewardship as AAIU moves forward. #AAIU20thAGM
The AGM has provided space to recognise retiring General Assembly members and appreciate their contribution, while reaffirming the importance of meaningful member participation in shaping AAIU’s governance and direction. #AAIU20thAGM
Governance matters are on the agenda, with members considering proposals on General Assembly and Board membership, alongside the ActionAid International Membership Regulations, in line with AAIU’s Constitution. #AAIU20thAGM
The AGM has provided members with an opportunity to review the 2025 Annual and External Audit Reports, ask questions, deliberate on key issues and contribute to decisions that strengthen AAIU’s governance and accountability. #AAIU20thAGM
Following the Chairperson’s Report, members have turned to the Treasurer’s Report, reviewing AAIU’s financial position, performance and stewardship as key aspects of accountability and good governance. #AAIU20thAGM
The 20th AGM brings together General Assembly members, the Board, Management and staff to fulfil their governance responsibilities, deliberate on key priorities, and contribute to decisions that will shape AAIU’s next operating period. #AAIU20thAGM
The Chairperson, CPA Dr. Augustine Tamale, has presented to members of the General Assembly, providing an opportunity to reflect on @actionaiduganda's stewardship and progress, while highlighting key issues requiring collective attention and action. #AAIU20thAGM
Happening now: @actionaiduganda convenes its 20th AGM at Golden Tulip Hotel, Kampala, bringing together General Assembly members, the Board and Management to review organisational performance, strengthen accountability and make key governance decisions. #AAIU20thAGM
Through practical role plays, participants strengthened their counselling and active listening skills while exploring self-care, boundary-setting and sources of support. Ms. Lamunu Filder encouraged participants to prioritise their mental health and focus on what they can control
Against this background, @actionaiduganda is strengthening the capacity of community counsellors to provide psychosocial support to their peers. Yesterday’s training focused on active listening, non-judgmental responses and basic counselling skills.
Against this background, @actionaiduganda is strengthening the capacity of community counsellors to provide psychosocial support to their peers. Yesterday’s training focused on active listening, non-judgmental responses and basic counselling skills.
With specialised mental health services limited in northern Uganda, community-based psychosocial support remains vital. Group counselling & peer support can help make mental health services more accessible, particularly for people who face barriers to accessing health facilities.
With specialised mental health services limited in northern Uganda, community-based psychosocial support remains vital. Group counselling & peer support can help make mental health services more accessible, particularly for people who face barriers to accessing health facilities.
For many survivors, the effects of conflict are compounded by domestic violence, alcohol abuse, stigma and other stressors. Limited awareness of mental health can make it difficult for people to recognise distress and seek appropriate support.
For many survivors, the effects of conflict are compounded by domestic violence, alcohol abuse, stigma and other stressors. Limited awareness of mental health can make it difficult for people to recognise distress and seek appropriate support.
Northern Uganda’s conflict lasted nearly two decades, displacing about 1.8 million people and resulting in the abduction of an estimated 66,000 children and young people. The effects of the conflict continue to affect survivors’ mental health and wellbeing.
Northern Uganda’s conflict lasted nearly two decades, displacing about 1.8 million people and resulting in the abduction of an estimated 66,000 children and young people. The effects of the conflict continue to affect survivors’ mental health and wellbeing.
Accurate SRHR information enables adolescents and young people to make informed decisions. The campaign is increasing awareness of available SRHR services and encouraging young people to seek timely information, care and support.
Did you know that a daughter has a right to receive a share of her father’s property upon his death? In Tisai, Kumi District, communities are being sensitised on women’s rights to land and property, including available mechanisms for addressing land and property disputes.
Did you know that a daughter has a right to receive a share of her father’s property upon his death? In Tisai, Kumi District, communities are being sensitised on women’s rights to land and property, including available mechanisms for addressing land and property disputes.
Protecting children is a shared responsibility. In Tisai, participants are discussing prevention of child marriage, teenage pregnancy and other forms of violence, while highlighting the role of parents, caregivers, leaders and communities in keeping children safe.