❝A home should be a safe haven for girls. Men and boys should not be agents of stigma but instead offer support and understanding during menstrual periods.
Out of 10 girls, 8 girls receive their first period unexpectedly, awareness needs to be created to prevent embarrassment.

❝Charity begins at home, and parents, aunts, and uncles play a key role in discussing sensitive topics like menstruation with their children. Schools also have a significant responsibility, as children spend there more than 7 hrs, teachers, senior women, and school nurses should

❝Menstrual periods are a sign that a girl's body has reached reproductive maturity. It's important to start sharing age-appropriate information about menstruation and body changes as early as 6 years old. Discussing these topics openly helps normalize menstruation and prevents

We partnered with the leadership of Iganga district to hold a legal aid tent at the district headquarters grounds. The initiative focused on extending crucial legal assistance and information on gender justice to the local communities. We have worked with our Community Health

❝Most schools lack basic menstrual health services, including washing facilities, hygienic disposal, and accurate information.
Shools should ensure provision of the necessary support for menstrual health and hygiene. Every student deserves to feel safe, comfortable, and

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Today, we had the pleasure of hosting Twezuule Foundation (Twezuule Foundation♿️) for a courtesy visit and brainstorming session.

Together, we explored potential synergies to advance social justice in health for people with disabilities through capacity building, advocating for inclusive

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Today, we unite with the world to commemorate the International Day to End Obstetric Fistula.

No woman should suffer from a preventable condition like fistula. In Uganda, we have over 140,000 to 200,000 women and girls living with fistula, with over 1,900 new cases reported each

Obstetric fistula is one of the most serious and tragic childbirth injuries. Women living with obstetric fistula encounter a multitude of challenges across various aspects of their lives.

In commemoration of the International Day to End Obstetric Fistula, our very own Jacqueline Twemanye

Many women and girls in Uganda lack access to comprehensive menstrual health education, leading to unsafe practices and poor health outcomes. We can change that!

𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐣𝐨𝐢𝐧 𝐮𝐬 𝐭𝐨𝐝𝐚𝐲, Thursday, 23rd May at 5:00PM for Episode 3 of the #LetsTalkMenses X-Space Series!

What are Your Thoughts on: The HART Bill 2023

Join us today, 23rd May 2024 at 3pm for a thought-provoking webinar organized by The Uganda Law Society Uganda Law Society (Health Cluster) as we delve into the implications of the Human Assisted Reproductive Technology Bill 2023.

Our

LASPNET in Partnership with Eden Miracle Ministries together with CEHURD Uganda,Uganda Law Society,Uganda Christian Lawyers Fraternity,UGANET,
The Human Rights Centre Uganda & Inter-Religious Council of Uganda organised a Legal Aid Camp at Kyerima Mt. Carmel play grounds. This activity started on Monday 20th and it will go until 26th of May 2024.

11.05.2024
a photo moment with the deputy ED , Programmes CEHURD Uganda and other distinguished Guests at the launch of the Wakiso District Human Rights Committee Annual report that highlights the Humanrights challenges and achievements in advancing advocacy for Rights of the communities in Wakiso .

Join us for Episode 3 of the #LetsTalkMenses X-Space Series, this Thursday, 23rd May 2024 at 5:00PM, as we discuss the role of #Awareness and #Education in advancing menstrual health management in Uganda.

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CEHURD Uganda
Ministry of Health- Uganda

Join us for Episode 3 of the #LetsTalkMenses X-Space Series, this Thursday, 23rd May 2024 at 5:00PM, as we discuss the role of #Awareness and #Education in advancing menstrual health management in Uganda.

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❝The solutions to the problems around Menstrual hygiene and management are not complex. As the parliamentary health committee, we can cause these discussions be an issue for debate before parliament❞.

Says Hon. Bayiga Lulume - MP Buikwe South.

It was a successful 2 Days

❝ We must be interested in the discussions leading up to the Summit of the Future and make our country's health context a priority for discussion with our representatives.

There is no future without health. Without health for all we cannot eradicate poverty and inequality, or