Show Abilities Uganda

Show Abilities Uganda Show Abilities Uganda (SAU), formally known as NUDIPU-Youth, is a national umbrella organization that

SAU youth leaders are facilitating a workshop on rights and volunteerism for newly identified youth with disabilities in...
14/05/2026

SAU youth leaders are facilitating a workshop on rights and volunteerism for newly identified youth with disabilities in Kapchorwa. The participants were identified during a community outreach conducted by youth leaders in the first week of their visit to the district.

Today’s workshop included a few role models whose example the newly identified youth can learn from. The workshop becomes engaging when it is led confidently by the newly identified youth leaders themselves.

We are already at the stage of developing future role models who will take on the responsibility of mentoring other youth with disabilities across the district and the country.

Today is the final day of a two-day sensitization meeting conducted by SAU through the Youth Leader Exchange Programme f...
13/05/2026

Today is the final day of a two-day sensitization meeting conducted by SAU through the Youth Leader Exchange Programme for parents and guardians of newly identified youth with disabilities in Kapchorwa. The meeting informed participants about SAU’s work and the projects being implemented in the district. It also turned the meeting into an engaging learning session, where every participant was observed taking notes on practical learnings.

The meeting improved participants’ understanding of disability and provided practical ways to support their children with disabilities in daily activities at home.

The meeting also informed them about the rights of children and persons with disabilities, making them aware that they have a direct responsibility for advocacy at the community level.

SAU successfully monitored the Marinyi Boron and Kaserema I-SAVE groups for youth with disabilities as they shared out t...
09/05/2026

SAU successfully monitored the Marinyi Boron and Kaserema I-SAVE groups for youth with disabilities as they shared out their savings after 52 weeks. The groups started saving last year and are now reinvesting for their 3rd cycle.

The monitoring activity went well and we collected some success stories from the youth with disabilities. Many members reinvested their money and expressed gratitude for the savings initiative.

One member shared l thank SAU for introducing the savings initiative. Before joining the group, I had no business. I started one using a loan from the group and today I can buy basic needs for myself, including clean clothes unlike before I joined.

Another member said l loved farming but l had no capital to cultivate a large farm. After joining the group, I accessed a small loan and started growing sukuma. I repaid the loan with fair interest and I used the profit from my first harvest to continue farming tomatoes and I am now expanding into cabbage production due to the changing season. I am happy to say that I am about to harvest cabbages from my large farm.

SAU held an inception meeting yesterday with stakeholders in Sironko district to introduce youth leader exchange program...
06/05/2026

SAU held an inception meeting yesterday with stakeholders in Sironko district to introduce youth leader exchange program and inform them of the youth leaders’ plan for their long stay in the district. The youth leaders will build the capacity of youth with disabilities in the communities. The meeting highlighted stakeholders’ key expectations, SAU’s previous project achievements and challenges to ensure meaningful collaboration in the current programs.

We successfully concluded our week long partner seminar yesterday, with a wealth of knowledge and skills shared among pa...
02/05/2026

We successfully concluded our week long partner seminar yesterday, with a wealth of knowledge and skills shared among partners. We achieved our seminar goals of forming an international committee and sharing approaches to advocacy and data use for advocacy.

We also shared experiences on program implementation across health, education, advocacy and other areas that benefit youth with disabilities.

Through the seminar, we strengthened our collaboration and partnerships and set post seminar goals which included holding follow-up meetings, participating in fundraising, engaging in joint advocacy and conducting remote capacity building programs for network partners.

SAU joined the Government of Uganda to commemorate International Labour Day at Nkoyoyo Boarding Primary School grounds i...
02/05/2026

SAU joined the Government of Uganda to commemorate International Labour Day at Nkoyoyo Boarding Primary School grounds in Buikwe. The theme was Safeguarding Uganda’s Progress, Empowering the Workforce and Promoting Decent Work for Competitive Enterprise.

Our participation aimed to raise awareness about the lack of accessibility to financial institutions and highlight the challenges youth with disabilities face regarding employment.

SAU represented by the program Officer participated in the community dialogue meeting organized by Ubuntu Disability Act...
02/05/2026

SAU represented by the program Officer participated in the community dialogue meeting organized by Ubuntu Disability Action for Development at their Offices Ntinda. The meeting aimed at gathering key issues affecting persons with disabilities.

The participants were grouped to come up with top 4 key issues affecting them among which includes; Poverty, unemployment, inaccessibility to services and information, limited participation in democratic processes.

The top 4 issues were discussed further to understand why they still exist and coming up with possible recommendations and strategies, allies to address them.

As part of our partner seminar program, we visited Mental Health Uganda this afternoon to learn about their work and how...
28/04/2026

As part of our partner seminar program, we visited Mental Health Uganda this afternoon to learn about their work and how they change the lives of people with all types of mental health conditions. We were impressed by their strategies, including a helpline that is reachable at no cost and provides free services.

Our partners from Ghana, Sierra Leone and Denmark witj together SAU appreciated the opportunity to learn and unlearn. We are all eager to take these lessons and apply them.

We are grateful to Mental Health Uganda for the fruitful discussion and look forward to future partnership opportunities.

SAU is pleased to welcome our partners from Denmark, Ghana and Sierra Leone for the Partner Seminar hosted in Uganda. On...
28/04/2026

SAU is pleased to welcome our partners from Denmark, Ghana and Sierra Leone for the Partner Seminar hosted in Uganda. On our first day, which started yesterday, April 27th, we focused on understanding each partner’s work and sharing experiences. We also set the seminar week’s goals which are as follows.

1. To acquire and share knowledge, skills and experiences among partner organizations.
2. To form a committee and share responsibilities.
3. To learn more about volunteerism and disability, including invisible disabilities.
4. To learn more about the partner organizations.
5. To learn more about team building.
6. To share data driven approaches for effective advocacy.

The first day was a productive start to our partner seminar and we look forward to achieving the week’s goals.

Happening now at Esella Country Hotel, SAU is conducting a three day training on Resource Mobilization for grantees. The...
22/04/2026

Happening now at Esella Country Hotel, SAU is conducting a three day training on Resource Mobilization for grantees. The training starts today and is for groups of youth with disabilities who are the grantees from Northern and Eastern regions under the Amaani Project, funded by the Fund for Global Human Rights (FGHR).

The purpose of the training is to build these groups’ capacity in fundraising through strategies such as proposal development, partnerships and planning. This training is based on findings from a resource mobilization consultancy conducted by FGHR in partnership with SAU for the same groups.

After this capacity-building activity, the groups are expected to be able to write winning proposals and apply modern fundraising strategies.

Kapchesiy YWDs iSAVE and others in Kapchorwa and Sironko received a monitoring visit from the project’s two partners SAU...
27/03/2026

Kapchesiy YWDs iSAVE and others in Kapchorwa and Sironko received a monitoring visit from the project’s two partners SAU and SUMH, Denmark. It was exciting to learn that the project has made progress in YWDs’ self-esteem, social interaction with communities, knowledge of their human rights and disability awareness, financial independence and access to soft loans, including learning the next steps during the visit.

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