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Ending period poverty and menstrual stigma so girls can stay in school with dignity.
Learn more →Join us in building a Uganda where children living with disabilities — in villages and towns — are seen, heard, and fully included. Exclusion ends when communities choose belonging.
A society where inclusion is the norm, not an expectation.
Fostering inclusion through advocacy and community engagement.
Menstrual dignity, inclusive recreation, and disability awareness — designed with schools and families across Hoima and beyond.
Ending period poverty and menstrual stigma so girls can stay in school with dignity.
Learn more →Accessible, welcoming recreation so every child can move, play, and belong.
Learn more →Education and awareness that challenge stereotypes and grow empathy for disability inclusion.
Learn more →From Back-to-School drives to menstrual health workshops — partnership turns supplies into confidence.
165 learners at Buseruka Primary School, and 184 learners at Kiseke Primary School, received books, pens, pads and other essentials — with partners including BOCODEV supporting fees for the most vulnerable.
Learners across partner schools are trained to build tippy taps — simple handwashing tools that strengthen hygiene at school and at home.
Our hackathon work on reusable pads and sustainable liquid soap connects environmental responsibility with menstrual equity.
Hackathons, tippy taps, back-to-school drives — real work, real faces, real change.
Our Back to School Drive equipped 165 learners at Buseruka Primary School with essential supplies.
Read story →Learners across 20 schools are trained to build tippy taps — simple handwashing devices for places without running water.
Read story →Our team joined a water-and-sustainability hackathon with reusable pads and liquid soap innovations.
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