The USD 16 million contribution by @NLinUganda bolsters the multi-donor pooled fund supporting Uganda's national vision for youth empowerment, reproductive health, and rights through 2030.
#SAYPlus+ addresses the interlinked drivers of poor adolescent and youth outcomes through a package based, systems-anchored approach that integrates demand creation, empowerment, quality service delivery, and institutional strengthening - @UNFPAUganda
@MinofHealthUG PS @DianaAtwine commends
@UNFPAUganda and @NLinUganda for the #SAYPlus program. She says it aligns with the national mission to strengthen primary healthcare and provide comprehensive, integrated health services throughout the country. 👇https://t.co/RCHsVDbO0A
Through #SAYPlus+, we are equipping health facilities and community platforms to deliver integrated, youth-friendly SRHR, HIV, and SGBV services - @UNFPAUganda Country Rep. @kristineblokhus
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#SAYPlus+ is aligned with Uganda’s National Development Plan IV, the Universal Health Coverage Compact, and district development priorities, and is implemented through government, community, and civil society systems - @UNFPAUganda
#SAYPlus+ is @UNFPAUganda’s flagship program for advancing the health, rights, and empowerment of adolescents and young people aged 10–24, with a particular focus on adolescent girls, young women, and those living in humanitarian, fragile, and underserved settings.
Another milestone in advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights, gender equality, and empowering young people in Uganda. Today marked the official signing the #SAYPlus+ program agreement between @UNFPAUganda and the @NLinUganda. We captured some moments for you.
@UNICEFUganda Representative Dr. Robin Nandy commends @GovUganda for its swift response to the recent roads accidents that claimed lives of learners . Calls for urgent action to reduce speeding near schools, provide safe crossings and walking paths.👇
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"... Evidence shows that communities that give their daughters the same opportunities as their sons, they are more peaceful, they are more prosperous, they develop faster, they are more likely to succeed” @BarackObama
Education is one of the most effective ways of preventing teenage pregnancies. The higher girls go in education, the less vulnerable they are to early or unintended pregnancies #OccupySpace
Did you know that keeping girls in school significantly lowers the risk of early and unintended pregnancies? "Every additional year of secondary education reduces the probability of a girl giving birth before age 18 by roughly 7 to 10 percentage points" - Source: World Bank 2017.