About Naguru Teenage Centre
Since 1994, Naguru Teenage Centre has worked with young people, communities, government, and partners to improve the health, rights, safety, and economic well-being of adolescents and youth. Through integrated programmes, NTC provides youth-friendly sexual and reproductive health information and services, prevents gender-based violence and harmful practices, strengthens youth participation and accountability, supports evidence-based advocacy, and builds life skills, livelihoods, and financial resilience to enable young people to lead healthy, dignified, productive, and self-determined lives.
What We Focus On
Young people's lives do not fit into separate programme boxes. NTC therefore connects health, safety, participation, evidence and economic opportunity across a set of mutually reinforcing thematic areas.
Integrated, confidential services that respond to adolescents' realities.
Stronger facilities, referral pathways and data for lasting change.
Radio, dialogue and digital media that shift knowledge and norms.
Savings, financial literacy and marketable skills for economic resilience.
What We Do
From adolescent health to ending harmful practices, our programmes meet young people where they are.
Featured Programme
SHE SOARS supports out-of-school adolescent girls and boys aged 10-19 with sexual and reproductive health education, life skills, savings, livelihood training and stronger links to responsive health services. NTC impleme…
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Our Impact
Every figure represents a young person connected to trusted information, quality health services, meaningful opportunities or a stronger support system.
Cumulative programme results — reporting period to be confirmed.
Our Reach
NTC works across diverse Ugandan communities, adapting delivery to urban neighbourhoods, rural districts, refugee-hosting areas, island communities, border regions and places affected by harmful practices or limited service access.
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14 May 2026
A national student conference urged universities, government and partners to move from awareness campaigns towards coordinated, adequately funded and youth-friendly campus health services.
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NTC works with public institutions, development partners, civil society, communities, health facilities and youth-led structures to connect national ambition with practical local action.
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