GIRLS LIFE LINE ORG

01/01/2026

As we step into a new year, we want to sincerely thank our community, partners, and supporters for your continued trust and support. Your belief in our mission fuels our work every day.

In the year ahead, Girls Lifeline Organization remains dedicated to advancing mental health awareness, social well-being, human rights, and empowerment for girls and women. We are excited to deepen our impact, strengthen mentorship programs, and create more safe spaces for healing, growth, and opportunity.

May this year bring hope, resilience, good health, and renewed purpose to us all. Together, we can continue building stronger, healthier, and more inclusive communities.
Lucy Joyce

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you 🎄✨

06/12/2025

We would also like to recognize and appreciate the incredible support , individual financial donations from Jesper Bjoernbaek Nielsen, team GIRLS LIFE LINE ORGthe Red Cross, in kind Meds, the Blood Bank, , and Human Diagnosis.and lira university

Your partnership, contributions, and dedication played a vital role in making the World AIDS Day activities successful and impactful. Every effort—big or small—helped strengthen our mission and brought meaningful services to the community.

Thank you for standing with us. Together, we continue to make a difference.

06/12/2025

The World AIDS Day event was proudly held at Lira University, specifically at the University Center, a location chosen so that everyone—students, staff, and community members—could easily come and access all the activities. The day brought together several dedicated partners who worked hand in hand to promote health, awareness, and community empowerment.

Human Diagnosis, in partnership with OraQuick, provided HIV testing services, offering quick, reliable, and confidential tests to help people know their status. Their teamwork created a supportive environment where participants felt comfortable, informed, and encouraged to take charge of their health.

Girls Lifeline, represented through peer educator Naira, engaged young people in peer-education and awareness sessions. These conversations focused on HIV prevention, sexual health, and making informed life decisions. Their involvement ensured that young voices and youth concerns were at the center of the event.

Maisha Meds contributed greatly through their iVision services, providing thorough eye check-ups and distributing corrective glasses to those who needed them. Their efforts helped improve vision and overall well-being, showing the importance of accessible eye care in our communities.

The Red Cross delivered a practical and eye-opening demonstration on how to help people involved in road accidents. They showed essential first-aid skills and emergency response techniques, empowering participants with knowledge that can save lives in critical moments.

The event also featured Blood Donation services, giving individuals the chance to donate blood and support hospitals and patients in need. This act of generosity aligned perfectly with the spirit of World AIDS Day—saving lives and supporting one another.

Overall, the World AIDS Day at Lira University was a huge success. The activities ran smoothly, the turnout was impressive, and everyone worked together with passion and commitment. The day truly reflected unity, awareness, and the shared responsibility of building a healthier, more informed community.

Together, we will continue to uplift, empower, and make the world a better place for all.

NBS TelevisionOraQuick UgandaBBC World ServiceWorld Health Organization (WHO)International Committee of the Red CrossAmerican Red CrossBritish Red CrossPublic Health AgencyMinistry of Health- UgandaUSAID Education

03/12/2025

Today, we celebrate strength, resilience, and the incredible beauty of human diversity.
To everyone living with a disability or with special needs: you are seen, valued, and deeply appreciated.

Your courage lights the way.
Your determination transforms challenges into possibilities.
Your presence enriches our communities with wisdom, creativity, and hope.

You remind the world that ability comes in many forms,
and that every person carries a unique gift that deserves respect, dignity, and opportunity.

May today shine a light on your achievements, your dreams, and your limitless potential.
May society continue to grow more inclusive, more accessible, and more compassionate—
not out of charity, but out of recognition of the equal worth you bring to the world.

You are strong,
you are important,
you are extraordinary—
and today, we honor you.
WORLD DISABILITY FORUM BBC World Service@disabilt
NBS Television@a-disability’s
for Youth with Disabilities Uganda l
Disability Action for Development
International Disability Alliance
National Council on Disability@
Disability Forum Kenya Chapter
CNN International

01/12/2025

Today we celebrate World AIDS Day — a powerful moment dedicated to awareness, solidarity, and hope. It’s an amazing event, and this year it’s happening in Lira University bringing the community together to shine a light on education, prevention, and support for those living with HIV.

World AIDS Day reminds us of how far we’ve come, but also of the work still ahead. It’s a day to honor the lives affected, to stand against stigma, and to promote access to healthcare and information for everyone.

26/11/2025

26/11/2025

HIV continues to affect many young people, and mother-to-child transmission remains one of the greatest challenges for our communities. But together, we can protect our families, support our young people, and give every child a healthier future.

As we head to Lira, we call upon every mother, every young woman, and every member of our community:
Come, learn, and take part in this life-changing experience.
Come and receive the awareness that can save lives.

At our Free Medical Camp, you will have access to:
• Family planning services
• Cervical cancer screening
• Eye check-ups
• Malaria testing and treatment
• HIV education, testing, and mother-to-child transmission prevention support

Let us work together to safeguard our new generation—our children, especially those born with HIV. With proper care, treatment, and community support, they can live strong, healthy, and fulfilling lives.

As we celebrate World AIDS Day and honor the people who have lived courageously with HIV, we stand united.
In Lira, we welcome everyone. We do not discriminate. As long as you are human, the world is better together
Lira UniversityMalaria ConsortiumUganda Cancer SocietyUganda Network of Young People Living with HIVNBS TelevisionOraQuick UgandaWorld Health Organization (WHO)
UN WomenInternational Committee of the Red CrossU.S. Embassy Uganda

19/11/2025

As we join hands in the fight to end HIV/AIDS by 2030, we stand committed to supporting and uplifting young Ugandans across the entire country. As GLLO, our mission is to contribute to a future where HIV is no longer a threat to our communities. Health is wealth, and one of life’s greatest gifts is the ability to live healthy, strong, and free from lifelong medication.

Our vision is simple but powerful: a Uganda where everyone — especially women, young people, and the elderly — can wake up each day without fear, without complications, and without the burden of disease.

As we move together toward the global goal of ending HIV by 2030, we call upon all Ugandans to support this cause. Let us welcome and empower our young people, protect our communities, and spread awareness about the importance of health.

GLLOis committed to reaching universities, young women, girls, and communities across Uganda. Together, we can transform lives, strengthen families, and build a healthier nation.

As we head to Lira University in 2025, we invite you to stand with us. Your support means everything — to our cause, to our youth, and to Uganda at large. Together, we can end HIV by 2030.
LIFE LINE ORGWorld Health Organization (WHO)

International Committee of the Red Cross
Uganda Network of Young People Living with HIV
UN Women
Malaria Consortium
Amref Salud África
Uganda Cancer Society
Lira, UgandaLira University

09/10/2025

Today we honor our past, celebrate our present, and believe in our future.
Happy Independence Day, Uganda! 💛🖤❤️

29/09/2025

Celebrating 5 years of ! 🎉 Shoutout to our team leader Lucy Karabo of Girls Life Line Organization for her tireless work empowering girls, challenging gender norms & advancing feminist justice on the ground. 💪🏾💜 Joyce

13/08/2025

🥰YOUTHS WEEK🥰
"To empower the youths, you are assured of limitless potential and bright future."

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