SRHR Alliance Uganda

02/11/2026

At the Annual Youth Symposium 2026 in Mayuge, young people, district leaders and health officials came together to tackle teenage pregnancy, child marriage and Sexual and Gender-Based Violence(SGBV).
Youth champions raised concerns about SGBV cases being quietly settled in villages, leaving girls without justice. They called for proper reporting, accountability and support for girls to return to school. They also shared local solutions and drafted recommendations for a youth position paper to be presented to the National Youth Council and Parliament.

Read the full story here

https://srhrallianceug.org/annual-youth-symposium-2026-busoga-young-people-speak-leaders-commit/

20/10/2026

During last year’s Youth Symposium, Pimer Peace Umik-uru, Executive Director of Nile Girls Forum, reminded young advocates that if it’s not documented, it didn’t happen. Young advocates are doing powerful work in communities every day, but too much of it goes unseen, and what goes unseen is easy to ignore and defund. Let’s document our work, tell our stories and use them as evidence to demand change.

14/10/2026

Explore how the is affecting the livelihoods of young leaders in Uganda, Kenya, and Colombia. During the event, our Gen Z panelists will highlight their unique experiences working at the intersection of climate change and and rights. They will touch on youth-led solutions they’ve been part of and share how they leverage their unique skills to create change in their communities.
Join us👇
https://populationconnection-org.zoom.us/webinar/register

Join us for a panel discussion hosted by Population Connection and Transition Earth! Explore how the climate crisis is affecting the livelihoods of young leaders in Uganda, Kenya, and Colombia. During the event, our Gen Z panelists will highlight their unique experiences working at the intersection....

14/10/2026

How is climate change affecting young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights?

Join our Youth Advisory Committee President, Esther Labu Chelangat, and Gen Z voices from Uganda, Kenya and Colombia for Gen Z Speaks Out: Climate & Reproductive Health. This webinar will explore young people’s lived experiences at the intersection of climate change and SRHR.

📅 Wednesday, 21 October 2026
⏰ 8 PM EAT | 1 PM EST | 10 AM PST
🔗 Register free: https://lnkd.in/din6JBUa

Young people’s experiences must shape the conversations and solutions that affect their lives. The time to act is now!

05/10/2026

The new week is here,our webinar is getting closer.

Haven’t registered ? Follow this link 👉 events.teams.microsoft.com/event/752e7d0c… to secure your seat in the session for free.

Date: Wednesday 7th October 2026
Time: 10AM -12PM (EAT)

28/09/2026

In commemoration of the , we have convened a safe space for over 30 young women and adolescent girls from various institutions of higher learning.

The safe space is intended to provide them with a safe , confidential and judgement-free platform to access accurate information on sexual reproductive health and rights.

24/09/2026

Yesterday at the UNAIDS Headquarters in Mbuya, Kamapala -Uganda. we joined National Forum Of PLHA Networks in Uganda at their National Dissemination Meeting. The forum launched its 2025/26–2030/31 Strategic Plan and a Community-Led Ebola Response Project, and released its Performance Report and the 2026 National Stigma Survey.

Discussions centred on persistent HIV-related stigma, service-access barriers, with participants pressing for sustainable domestic financing and stronger community-led delivery.

The meeting also unveiled Prof. Maggie as the Home of Champions Fundraising Brand Face, showing a renewed push to keep the rights and voices of People Living with HIV at the heart of Uganda's response.

22/09/2026

Today, our Advisory Committee President, Esther Labu, represented us at the Youth & Adolescent Voice Consultation held at Reach A Hand Uganda

The talks focused on putting young people's voices at the center of decisions on gender equality, access to justice for women and girls, and the SDGs. The message was clear: youth participation must be real, not tokenistic, and their lived experiences should shape policy and be carried into .

Recommendations included: stronger accountability so SDG 5 reaches marginalized young people and women, and intentional, inclusive government budgeting built around youth needs.

A strong call to increase domestic resource mobilization to fund young people's and women's initiatives. Better data collection, as solid evidence is what gives advocacy its real weight.


Center for Health, Human rights and Development

22/09/2026

SRHR champions take the lead against Sexual Gender-Based Violence.

Through community sensitization on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Mukoone Wilberforce from Buswale Sub-County, Namayingo District, is facilitating the referral of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) cases to the Community Development Officer (CDO) of Buswale for appropriate support and follow-up.

This effort demonstrates how empowering young people with the right tools strengthens youth-led action, community coordination and meaningful participation, creating an enabling society for speaking up on SRHR issues and driving sustainable change.

21/09/2026

Over the years, passionate individuals, through advocacy, have stood up and spoken for young people's rights to make their own choices about their bodies and health.

We carried out research to find out what their work achieves in shaping positive SRHR narratives.

Join us on 7th October 2026 from 10 am to 12 pm (EAT) in our webinar as we disseminate the research findings.
Follow this link to register➡️https://shorturl.at/VDuCZ