Youth Health Education Program
Peer-led sessions on sexual and reproductive health, HIV prevention, and mental wellbeing for young people aged 10 to 24.
What we run
Programs designed with the community, for the community.
Each program is shaped by what young people, families, and leaders in Adjumani District tell us they need most.
Flagship programs
Community Awareness Campaigns
Outreach drives, household visits, and public dialogues that move information from posters into conversations.
School-Based Programs
Life-skills clubs, menstrual hygiene support, and back-to-school drives that keep learners in the classroom.
Skills Development Programs
Vocational training and starter kits that turn ambition into income for young women and out-of-school youth.
How we work
A participatory, community-centered approach.
Our work is shaped by four commitments — the same four that hold us accountable when results are slow to show.
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Community participation and ownership
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Collaboration with local stakeholders
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Capacity building and training
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Evidence-based interventions
On the ground today
Active initiatives running across Adjumani District communities.
- Sexual and Reproductive Health Education Programs
- Youth Leadership and Empowerment Programs
- HIV/AIDS Awareness Campaigns
- Back-to-School Campaigns
- Community Health Awareness Programs
- Livelihood Skills Development Projects