Lillian Aguti

Advocate, my tweets my opinions.

[Wezesha Girls Network-Ug🇺🇬 @WezeshaGirls]

When girls are informed, they can make informed choices. When their voices are heard, communities become stronger. When their rights are protected, everyone benefits.
Educate girls. Empower girls. Protect girls.
#SRHRAdvocacy #GirlsTakeAction
@girlrising
@shesthefirst

[AppcoUg @appcoug]

In collaboration with Government of Uganda and African Women Rising, we've distributed hand hoes to various refugee households in Lamwo District to strengthen food production by enable families to cultivate gardens during the season and enhance food security.
#AppcoUg

[Michael Anyeko @MichaelAnyeko]

Ensuring refugees live a complete life

[Namata Sanyu Mariam @Mariamsanyu25]

Every girl deserves access to accurate information, quality healthcare and the freedom to make informed decisions about her future. #SRHRAdvocacy #GirlsTakeAction

[Wezesha Girls Network-Ug🇺🇬 @WezeshaGirls]

A child's silence is never consent. Their fear is never weakness. Their voice deserves to be heard. Their future deserves to be protected. Learn more on how we are strengthening collective efforts towards #PathToJustice #EndChildhoodSexualViolence

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[@Youthchaperonug @youthchaperonug]

Youth Chaperon Uganda through the #ENLIGHTEENS programs significantly contributes to closing the SRHR information gap among young people, fostering a culture of informed choices, self-advocacy, and healthy relationships through school and community outreaches. #SRHR4All

[Raising Teenagers Uganda🇺🇬 @RaisingTeensUg2]

Creating healthier communities starts with making knowledge, dignity and safe spaces accessible to everyone.

Frank shares how @YCBNetwork is contributing to WASH and SRHR advocacy through different community led initiatives.

Beyond these initiatives, YCBN is also engaging men and boys as champions for SRHR, encouraging them to challenge harmful stigma, support open conversations and contribute to safer and more inclusive communities.
When communities work together, WASH and SRHR become more than programs. They become shared responsibilities.

Through advocacy, education, research and meaningful participation, we can create environments where young people are informed, supported and empowered to thrive.
#SRHRAdvocacy
#GirlsTakeAction

[Raising Teenagers Uganda🇺🇬 @RaisingTeensUg2]

The holidays are here and they are a good time to spend more time with our children and understand what they are going through.

Dear parents, take time to listen to your children, talk to them kindly, correct them without hurting them and make them feel loved and safe.

This holiday, we encourage you to spend more time talking, playing, listening and learning with your children.
Small moments like these can make a big difference in their lives.
#PositiveParenting

[Namata Sanyu Mariam @Mariamsanyu25]

When girls are informed, supported and empowered, they are better able to make decisions about their health, education and future. #SRHRAdvocacy #GirlsTakeAction

[Wezesha Girls Network-Ug🇺🇬 @WezeshaGirls]

@MaryAkatwi25489 shares the inspiring story behind @girlgarage256 , founded in 2023 after witnessing many girls drop out of school due to teenage pregnancy, early marriage and limited SRHR information.
@girlrising @shesthefirst
#GirlsTakeAction
#SRHR

[Hope Nankunda @nankunda20]

It’s great to see men taking the lead in empowering girls and enabling them to realize their full potential:
Thank you @YCBNetwork for walking the talk and for being active members of @WezeshaGirls
Together we are making a lasting difference: @girlrising #SRHRAdvocacy #GirlsTakeAction @shesthefirst

[Wezesha Girls Network-Ug🇺🇬 @WezeshaGirls]

Meet Mr. Mwanje Frank as he shares how (@YCBNetwork ) promotes WASH with a strong focus on girls’ menstrual health. From carrying out research in schools on WASH facilities in Wakiso District

#GirlsTakeAdvocacy #SRHRAdvocacy

@girlrising @shesthefirst

[Dream Teens Uganda🌸 @DreamTeensUg]

Better WASH means better opportunities for girls. Mr. Mwanje Frank highlights @YCBNetwork’s work to identify gaps in school facilities and advance menstrual health across Wakiso.

#GirlsTakeAdvocacy #SRHRAdvocacy @girlrising @shesthefirst

[Dream Teens Uganda🌸 @DreamTeensUg]

Real change starts when young people are trusted to lead. @inspireyouthdev creates space for girls to understand their rights,make informed choices and turn their voices into actions to determine their future.
#GirlsTakeAction #SRHRAdvocacy
@girlrising

[Raising Teenagers Uganda🇺🇬 @RaisingTeensUg2]

Advocacy becomes stronger when it is rooted in lived experiences.
Listening to young people helps us understand the barriers behind the statistics and identify solutions that reflect their realities. Their voices should be heard in the spaces where decisions about their lives are made. #GirlsTakeAction

[Raising Teenagers Uganda🇺🇬 @RaisingTeensUg2]

Imagine a girl experiencing her period at school without sanitary materials, information or someone she can turn to. For many girls, this is more than a moment of discomfort. It can affect her confidence, participation, dignity and learning. #SRHRAdvocacy must address these realities.
#GirlsTakeAction

[Namata Sanyu Mariam @Mariamsanyu25]

Ending stigma starts with conversation. Let’s create spaces where young people can talk about sexual and reproductive health responsibly, access reliable information and seek help without being judged. #SRHRAdvocacy #GirlsTakeAction

[Wezesha Girls Network-Ug🇺🇬 @WezeshaGirls]

Sometimes, “normal” is simply a name we give to what we have never questioned. #SRHRAdvocacy asks us to pause, listen and challenge practices that limit girls’ choices. Early marriage should never be a girl’s expected destination. Her dreams deserve room to grow.

[Wezesha Girls Network-Ug🇺🇬 @WezeshaGirls]

When girls have accurate SRHR information, they gain more than knowledge they gain the confidence to make informed decisions, challenge harmful norms and advocate for change. Knowledge becomes power when girls are empowered to use it.
#SRHRAdvocacy #GirlsTakeAction

@girlrising

[Raising Teenagers Uganda🇺🇬 @RaisingTeensUg2]

Sometimes, action starts with one conversation. A young person asks a question about their body, menstruation, relationships or health and instead of shame or silence, they receive accurate information and guidance.
Creating these safe spaces is an important part of SRHR advocacy. #SRHRAdvocacy
#GirlsTakeAction