The Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Alliance Uganda is a consortium of organizations that stand for and promote young people’s SRHR.
We are composed of organizations with a strong niche, expertise, and experience in key aspects of SRHR programming for diverse vulnerable and marginalized groups of adolescents and young people.
Our interventions are particularly tailored to address the unique SRHR needs of adolescent girls and young women, young people with disabilities, young people affected by displacement / Refugees, young key populations and minority groups, young people living with HIV, and others experiencing intersecting vulnerabilities.
The SRHR Alliance Uganda is registered with the Registrar of Companies as a company limited by guarantee: Reg No.80020001650460 and the NGO Bureau with the Ministry of Internal Affairs: Reg No. INDR147933245NB. It is also tax compliant with Tax Identification Number. 1015853885.
Our program targets all categories of young people and ensures no one is left behind.
We uphold the VOICE and agency of young people to champion and facilitate equitable and sustainable change, ensuring the involvement of young people in decision-making processes, program design and execution.
Our strength lies in numbers, we foster collaborative relationships and partnerships based on mutual respect, shared objectives, and the principle of working together for the greater good.
We are dedicated to providing our services to all young people with absolute fairness and impartiality.
We uphold an unwavering adherence to the highest ethical standards and a strong sense of responsibility
The SRHR Alliance Uganda was founded in 2011 as a loose coalition of partners to implement the United for Healthy Tomorrow program that was funded by the
Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affair in partnerships with Rutgers, AIDS Fonds, Simavi, dance4life, IPPF and Choice. Since then, the Alliance members have jointly implemented two other programs including Access Services and Knowledge (ASK) in Eastern and Northern Uganda as well as the Get Up Speak Out (GUSO), which was implemented in Busoga sub-region.
For the last 9 years, We have built a strong niche in engaging duty bearers and SRHR sector actors across international, national, sub-national and community levels to influence policy developments and social environments that promote
access to SRHR information and services. We have also gained vast experience and created innovative approaches that ensure delivery of quality, inclusive, responsive and youth-friendly SRHR information and services.
The SRHR Alliance Uganda membership comprises eight founding organizations and over fifty-one affiliate organizations at present. The founding members include;
