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Changing Youth
fifteen Years and counting

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    Music concerts held.

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    Annual Youth camps to date

  • 125675

    Community Outreaches Reach

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    Hashtags Run

Our Story in Number
Featured Programs twenty-eight
With funding and support from the Government of Uganda/UNFPA 8th Country Programme, Reach A Hand Uganda (RAHU) is implementing the Women, Adolescents and Young People (WAY) Programme in 11 districts (Adjumani, Agago, Amuru, Arua, Kitgum, Lamwo, Moyo, Madi-Okollo, Obongi, Terego and Yumbe) in West Nile and Acholi sub-regions. The goal of the WAY programme is to improve women’s and young people’s access and utilisation of quality SRHR, HIV and GBV information and services by stimulating demand, improving access and strengthening the linkage to SRHR and GBV services.
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Is a complementary event to the girl's festival, it brings together young girls in school to participate in a soccer tournament, The tournament is one of the many channels we use to empower, celebrate, give a voice, challenge, uplift, inspire and advocate for the rights of the girl child in Uganda. The Tournament gives a platform for girls in secondary schools and universities to participate in a football tournament while also connecting them to networks that they can leverage to create a better environment for them to make greater decisions for their future, the platform uplifts talent for young girls and have them develop their skills further positioning themselves to take on brave actions in sports and celebrate brave contributions that girls and women have made towards the growth and development of sports in the country as a previously stereotyped activity in many cultures.
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I believe in a time where RAHU can exist and support adolescent health in this country and in many parts of Africa.

James K. Tumusiime Country Director
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Along side our partners, we provide constructive entertainment through parties and events, hold fun and educative youth camps and retreats as well as community and school outreaches.

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