Teenage pregnancy remains a big challenge in Uganda, with about 1 in 4 girls aged 15–19 already pregnant or having had a child. This affects their health, education, and future...
We are excited to share big news, SRHR Alliance Uganda has taken a significant step in advancing the health and wellbeing of young people by expanding its work into Mayuge and Namayingo districts...
SRHR Alliance Uganda Convenes Partners to Strengthen Collective Action for Youth SRHR Advocacy in Uganda On Thursday 5th March, 2026, partners working in Sexual Reproductive Health and rights...
From 5th to 7th March 2026, SRHR Alliance Uganda brought together Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) for a three-day mentorship training in Kampala. The training aimed to strengthen how...
By Patricia Witney Namyalo Every day, people share pieces of their lives with us. A young person may tell a health worker about their contraceptive needs. A survivor...
When did you last pause to truly consider your sexual health? For some, it’s about contraceptives. For others, it’s having only one sexual partner. And for many, it...
Have you ever paused to reflect on how privileged or underprivileged you’ve been over the years? As I grow older, I see more clearly how different levels and...
Menstrual health management (MHM) is using a clean menstrual management material to absorb or collect blood that can be changed in privacy as often as necessary for the...
I often ask myself: What’s the worst that could happen if religious leaders openly spoke about sexual and reproductive health? Would it break the church? Or would it...
Religious leaders, young people, government officials, researchers and development partners came together for the National Interfaith Dialogue on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and Adolescent Health...