Journey Plus, a curriculum designed to tackle pressing issues such as HIV stigma, gender-based violence (GBV), and HIV awareness, is making waves in Uganda. This evidence-based curriculum, endorsed by the
The annual MASAZA Cup, proudly organized by the Tooro kingdom in collaboration with partners, is more than just a football tournament. It's a vibrant celebration of sportsmanship, talent development, and
YAWE Foundation Uganda, in line with its vision of "an enlightened society through sustainable socio-economic development and good health for all," continues to make significant strides in promoting community health
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YAWE Foundation Uganda, in line with its vision of “an enlightened society through sustainable socio-economic development and good health for all,” continues to make significant strides in promoting community health awareness, especially regarding primary health concerns such as STDs and HIV/AIDS. One of its recent initiatives in August 2023 was a school/institution-based health outreach program…
On Monday, 01/08/2023, a significant milestone was achieved as the inaugural cohort of Grass Roots Soccer celebrated their graduation ceremony. The team, aptly named “Team Healthy Living,” had diligently completed thirteen impactful sessions centered around vital topics such as HIV prevention, cultivating positive relationships, and understanding bodily changes. Throughout the program, participants were encouraged to…
In the last couple of weeks, Andre and other members of YAWE Foundation startedmeeting the students at Kahinju Primary School for sessions of Grass Roots Soccer (GRS). TheGRS curriculum is designed for community or school settings targeting kids through the ages of10-19. During this thirteen week program the students will learn about building healthyrelationships, goal…
Through our Village Health Teams, local and religious leaders, and other NGOs, vulnerable young people are referred to us for support and vocational training. Every year, we receive many vulnerable young people from different villages who are recruited into our vocational school. We conduct community health outreach programs to provide access to healthcare services to areas that lack such facilities.
At our Yawe Foundation, we value feedback and take the time to listen to what people are saying about our work and the experiences of our beneficiaries. We make a concerted effort to read through comments, reviews, and suggestions to continuously improve and make a meaningful impact in the communities we serve.
Collaboration is key in our line of work, and we have been fortunate to partner with several organizations that share our mission and values, and together, we have been able to make a significant impact in our communities. these are some of them,
