Show Abilities Uganda

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

Here are SAU’s Five-Year Strategic Priorities for 2025-2029. 1. Participation in leadership and decision-making processe...
25/09/2026

Here are SAU’s Five-Year Strategic Priorities for 2025-2029.
1. Participation in leadership and decision-making processes
2. Increasing access to higher education
3. Increased employment and livelihood opportunities
4. Increased access to sexual and reproductive health services
5. Increased institutional capacity within SAU

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Build Leadership, Advance Inclusion and Transform the lives of youth with disabilities.

Celebrating the International Week of Deaf People, the event began this morning with a march through the Sembabule commu...
18/09/2026

Celebrating the International Week of Deaf People, the event began this morning with a march through the Sembabule community under the theme: Declaring Deaf People’s Human Rights: Innovations that Guarantee Access to Social Services and Empowerment. Happy International Week of Deaf People.

One of our leading practices that doubles participation. Happy International Week of Deaf People.
17/09/2026

One of our leading practices that doubles participation. Happy International Week of Deaf People.

Show Abilities Uganda has joined the Uganda National Association of the Deaf and the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Soci...
16/09/2026

Show Abilities Uganda has joined the Uganda National Association of the Deaf and the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development in commemorating the International Week of Deaf People in Ssembabule District.

Yesterday, 3rd September 2026, our project beneficiaries in Sironko District under the Social and Economic Empowerment P...
04/09/2026

Yesterday, 3rd September 2026, our project beneficiaries in Sironko District under the Social and Economic Empowerment Project, implemented in partnership with SUMH (Danish Youth Association for Young People with Disabilities), received vocational skills learning materials from Show Abilities Uganda.

The beneficiaries have been enrolled in 3 month training courses at Kyendambola, Bashir Mwod, Jalia Grace Digistitch, and Walanga Carpentry Workshop training centers.

We sincerely thank Disabled Peoples Organization Denmark (DPOD) for the financial support.

This afternoon, a team from SAU led by youth leaders visited the Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association Uganda (SHAU...
31/07/2026

This afternoon, a team from SAU led by youth leaders visited the Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association Uganda (SHAU) offices. The two organizations spent good time together sharing learnings, ideas and challenges from the programs they implement.

The meeting strengthened the partnership and gave hope for future collaboration between the two organizations.

SHAU, as a sister organization in the disability movement, also has a center that supports children and young people with Spina Bifida.

A great moment at the meeting was learning that both SHAU and SAU are fighting against stigma, which is one of the challenges experienced by young people with disabilities. SHAU and SAU work to advocate for the human rights of young people and social inclusion of young people is one of the areas that needs to be addressed at the moment.

With support from Disability Rights Fund, SAU is currently conducting a training on the Global Disability Summit Commitm...
31/07/2026

With support from Disability Rights Fund, SAU is currently conducting a training on the Global Disability Summit Commitments (GDS) at Eureka Hotel.

The training has brought together key stakeholders from CSOs, NGOs, OPDs, private and public institutions, and youth leaders to build a shared understanding of the GDS.

The participants are being taken through Uganda government’s fulfilled and unfulfilled commitments, advocacy tools and follow-up strategies for GDS implementation

Participants are also being informed of their roles as human rights activists, implementers and advocates.

We expect that after this training, stakeholders will build strong collaboration and develop a strategy to follow up on the unfulfilled commitments.

Happening Now on Kapchorwa Trinity Radio Youth leaders on the Economic Empowerment program are raising awareness on the...
21/07/2026

Happening Now on Kapchorwa Trinity Radio

Youth leaders on the Economic Empowerment program are raising awareness on the needs, pressing challenges and available opportunities for youth with disabilities in Kapchorwa District.

This follows their 3 week engagement with youth with disabilities in the district and the data collected from community outreach activities conducted.

During the show, they will share experiences from youth with disabilities who participated in the program to inform the next strategies needed to ensure their full participation. They will also share available opportunities, including government grants, so that youth with disabilities do not miss out on these life changing opportunities.

Don’t miss the success stories from the role models during the show.

More updates will be shared afterwards.

As part of the partners under the “We Can Work” programme led by NUDIPU, SAU today took part in the identification and m...
09/07/2026

As part of the partners under the “We Can Work” programme led by NUDIPU, SAU today took part in the identification and mobilization meeting for youth with disabilities organized by NUDIPU.

The meeting was attended by all Pillar 3 partners led by NUDIPU and local leaders, especially the Chairpersons of District Unions for Persons with Disabilities from the project districts: Nakawa, Isingiro and Kitambale.

The meeting introduced participants to the programme and discussed the criteria for identifying young people with disability advocates. It also highlighted the role of every participant in supporting mobilization.

The meeting further reviewed the list of participants already collected through the online form to ensure that each person met the criteria. Follow-ups were also done and more will be done to confirm their interest and availability for the programme period.

Through youth leader exchange programme, It was a great moment of learning with Deaf students from Mbale School for the ...
24/06/2026

Through youth leader exchange programme, It was a great moment of learning with Deaf students from Mbale School for the Deaf. Students were excited and actively engaged during the school workshop on disability awareness and career guidance session.

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