With support from @GirlsFirstFund we have set up two community Dance and Drama clubs as powerful tools to break cultural silences, challenge deep-seated traditions, and start community conversations against child marriage in Namayumba Sub County.
Our community stories; Sharing and disseminating information on family planning amongst girls and women at risk on prevention of further pregnancies and ending child marriage in Namayumba Sub County @GirlsFirstFund
Our team participated in the Central Region Girls Summit 2026 at Buloba Dwelling Place under the theme “Every girl deserves to play” because a girl who plays stays in school.
Despite efforts to eradicate this practice, cultural norms and traditions continue to perpetuate child marriages in many regions of the world. Challenging social and cultural norms to end child marriage shifts community expectations and protects girls' human rights @GirlsFirstFun
We conducted a community sensitization and awareness on SRHRs for child mothers and young women at risk in which participants got information on HIV, family planning and contraception to help me them make informed life decides about their bodies and the future @GirlsFirstFund
With support from @GirlsFirstFund we are extending our operation area to Namayumba Town Council in Namayumba Sub County. In this way, we have conducted an entry meeting with community leaders in the town council to introduce to them the organization, our mission and programs.
Keeping girls in school equips them with critical knowledge, self-confidence, and negotiation skills to assert control over their own bodies, life choices, and timing of marriage. @GirlsFirstFund
We have had our last event in commemorating the International Girl Child Day 2026 with a radio program on Mama FM 101.7. In the studio was our Executive Director and Head of Programs to discuss the dangers of child marriage, the program was moderated by Ms. Nansanga Regina.
Over the weekend our Executive Director and Head of Programs attended the launch of the #Period Bank an initiative of @AssortedAfrica to advocate for the use of reusable sanitary towels as part of the events to celebrate the International Girl Child Day 2026 in Kayunga District.
As we continue to Commemorate the International Girl Child Day 2026 - Join us this Thursday on Mama FM 101.7 as we dissect matters relating to ending Child Marriages and protection of the Girl Child in Uganda.
We were delighted to participate in the #UNITEFORGIRLS event organized by @RaisingTeensUg2 at Raise Up a Child Primary School in Namayumba Sub-county to commemorate the International Girl Child Day 2026. The event aimed at increasing efforts toward girl child protection.
The girls @extend_uganda lit up the stage with a skit about staying in school isn’t about lessons but unlocking doors to opportunity and a brighter future
Their great message reminded us that every classroom is a future built and every dropout is a dream deferred #UniteForGirls.
The girls from @extend_uganda brought the stage to life with a powerful skit showing that staying in school is more than learning, it opens doors to opportunities, confidence, and a brighter future. Every classroom nurtures a dream, while dropping out can put that dream on hold.
One of my favourite moments was hearing our partners encourage the girls to believe in themselves, dream boldly and understand that their voices truly matter. #UniteForGirls@WezeshaGirls
The girls @extend_uganda lit up the stage with a skit about staying in school isn’t about lessons but unlocking doors to opportunity and a brighter future
Their great message reminded us that every classroom is a future built and every dropout is a dream deferred #UniteForGirls.
One of the most powerful moments at today’s #UniteForGirls was a skit by our partner @extend_uganda that showed what child marriage can look like in real life.
Through the skit, pupils saw how forcing a girl into marriage too early can make her drop out of school, take away her childhood and stop her from chasing her dreams.
It sparked important conversations and helped pupils understand that every girl has the right to go to school, be safe, be heard, enjoy her childhood and decide what she wants for her future.
It is our responsibility to let girls learn, grow and dream.
#EndChildMarriage
One of the most powerful moments at today’s #UniteForGirls was a skit by our partner @extend_uganda that showed what child marriage can look like in real life.
Through the skit, pupils saw how forcing a girl into marriage too early can make her drop out of school, take away her childhood and stop her from chasing her dreams.
It sparked important conversations and helped pupils understand that every girl has the right to go to school, be safe, be heard, enjoy her childhood and decide what she wants for her future.
It is our responsibility to let girls learn, grow and dream.
#EndChildMarriage
Last Friday, we conducted a capacity building training in financial literacy for our beneficiaries in Bembe Parish this was aimed at equipping the beneficiaries with more knowledge around financial management strategies to help them in the smooth running of their IGAs.