Empowering Young People Through Sustainable Programs
A youth-led grassroots organisation advancing health, dignity, rights, education and opportunity for adolescents, young people and women in Uganda.
We connect health, learning, protection, WASH and youth participation through locally led programs.
Expanding access to quality education and essential healthcare for vulnerable populations, with particular attention to adolescent girls and…
↗Girl-centred, age-appropriate SRHR education that helps adolescents understand their bodies, rights, relationships and options for care.
↗Helping children stay in school, participate with dignity and gain the knowledge and skills they need to thrive…
↗Working with girls, families, schools and community leaders to reduce child marriage, violence and other risks that limit…
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Give Hope Uganda is a grassroots youth-led and youth-serving community based organisation working to advance health and well-being for adolescents and young people.
We work with schools, families, volunteers and community partners in Wakiso District, with a strong focus on girls, adolescents and young people.
Girls, young people, schools and communities help define the priorities that shape our work.
Our approachWe share practical information, mentorship and learning that support informed choices and dignity.
Explore programsWe connect learning with community action, services, referrals and partnerships that can last.
See projectsOur projects combine information, practical support and locally led action with girls, schools and community members.
Explore our projectsPractical projects with schools, girls, families, volunteers and community partners.
CompletedA SPEAK! campaign initiative that created space for girls to discuss menstrual-health stigma and bridge silence between girls, parents and…
Project details
CompletedA menstrual-health and reproductive-health initiative combining products, education and community conversations to reduce stigma and strengthen girls’ dignity.
Project details
ActiveA structured girl-centred initiative expanding SRHR education through facilitated sessions, printed Period Diaries and pocket-sized SRHR information cards.
Project detailsThree photographs at a time from schools, outreach, mentorship and community activities.