The #EYEUniversal project in the Busoga region has been instrumental in enhancing both individual and collective agency among young people in schools, enabling them to confidently advocate for their Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). From increased awareness
“As a kingdom, we are incredibly proud of the transformation sparked through the #EYEUniversal project, especially in Namasagali, where declining teenage pregnancies and the heartfelt testimonies of young people reflect renewed hope,” says Owek Babirye Yudaya, Executive Director, @KyabazingaINI23.
By equipping boys and men to advocate for, support, and uphold girls’ rights, the campaign strengthens the achievements of the #EYEUniversal project. This collaborative approach fosters a united movement where homes, schools, and communities work together to safeguard the
The progress achieved by the #EYEUniversal project strongly complements the “Abasaadha ne Mpango” (Men Are Pillars) campaign, led by @KingNadiopeIV, which highlights the critical role of male engagement in preventing teenage pregnancies. “By involving men as active partners and
As an implementing partner of the #EYEUniversal project, we are immensely proud of our youth leaders in Kamuli District for their outstanding efforts in supporting young people. From advocating for the passing of local bylaws to reduce teenage pregnancies,
In Mayuge District, together with our dedicated partners, we are celebrating the conclusion of the #EYEUniversal project, a journey that has walked hand-in-hand with young people, families, and community leaders. This initiative has been far more than a series
As we reflect on the impact of the #EYEUniversal project, one truth stands out: empowered young people are the cornerstone of thriving communities. By providing skills, comprehensive SRHR information, and safe spaces for growth, the project has nurtured confidence,
Everything changed for Mary in 2023 when she met Henry, a youth leader trained by Naguru Teenage Centre. Through his guidance and mentorship, she began to reclaim her life, regain her confidence, and envision a future full of possibilities.
“Without NTC through the #EYEUniversal project, I might have been a teenage mother with no education. Now I’m a leader and a voice for change.” At just 25, Mary from Nabwigulu felt her dreams slipping out of reach. After
This remarkable journey would not have been possible without the steadfast dedication of our partners who stood with us at every stage. Your commitment, collaboration, and belief in the potential of young girls and women have been the backbone
