Youth Alive Uganda

Youth Alive Uganda Youth Alive Uganda is a nonprofit organization for and by the youth that implements youth development

First Memorial Event: Honoring a Legacy of Compassion, Service, and Hope. Join Youth Alive Uganda as we celebrate the li...
24/08/2026

First Memorial Event: Honoring a Legacy of Compassion, Service, and Hope.

Join Youth Alive Uganda as we celebrate the life, faith, and lasting impact of Sr. Dr. Miriam Duggan.

Together, we gather to honor her remarkable work and continue her legacy of serving communities with health, healing, and hope.

Event Details:

Date: Friday, August 28, 2026

Location: Youth Alive Uganda Head Office, Kamwokya, along Old Kira Road

Holy Mass: 10:00 AM

Followed by: An Integrated Health Camp

Your presence is highly esteemed. We look forward to praying, remembering, and serving together.

Last week Youth Alive Uganda was part of the East Africa Philanthropy Conference in Addis Ababa Ethiopian. It’s time to ...
22/06/2026

Last week Youth Alive Uganda was part of the East Africa Philanthropy Conference in Addis Ababa Ethiopian. It’s time to adopt community led development and support already existing community philanthropy initiatives to make community development more sustainable.

Information is power. Together we can prevent the spread of in Uganda if we follow these steps.
10/06/2026

Information is power. Together we can prevent the spread of in Uganda if we follow these steps.

This Men’s Mental Health Month, Youth Alive Uganda calls for action not silence.In Uganda and across the world, men face...
08/06/2026

This Men’s Mental Health Month, Youth Alive Uganda calls for action not silence.
In Uganda and across the world, men face unique pressures to be “strong” and unemotional and in the end, many suffer in silence, unable to access the mental health support they desperately need.
At Youth Alive Uganda, we believe mental health is a human right for everyone, regardless of gender.
The reality:
• Depression and anxiety often go undiagnosed in men due to stigma.
• Men are less likely to seek help for emotional struggles.
• Substance use and anger are sometimes the only visible signs of deeper pain.
This month, we commit to:
Creating safe spaces for young men to talk openly.
Training peer counselors to recognize male mental health challenges.
Breaking the myth that “asking for help is weakness.”
To the fathers, brothers, sons, and friends: Your feelings matter. Your voice matters. Your well-being matters.
Let’s build a Uganda where every young man can thrive—emotionally and mentally.
Share this post to show a man in your life that it’s okay to not be okay.

Merry Christmas!
25/12/2025

Merry Christmas!

From the recent session with teen mothers in Namayumba and their mentors, here’s what they learnt: protecting personal i...
08/12/2025

From the recent session with teen mothers in Namayumba and their mentors, here’s what they learnt: protecting personal information, spotting online threats, and knowing how to respond safely. Their mentors and councilors shared some useful information.

Support Youth Alive Uganda initiative to establish a Youth HIV Drug Refill & Adherence Hub by donating through the Link ...
08/12/2025

Support Youth Alive Uganda initiative to establish a Youth HIV Drug Refill & Adherence Hub by donating through the Link below

globalgiving.org/projects/youth…

The Executive Director of Youth Alive Uganda Mr. Byarugaba James, representing with purpose at the 23rd International Co...
05/12/2025

The Executive Director of Youth Alive Uganda Mr. Byarugaba James, representing with purpose at the 23rd International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa (ICASA). Standing firm for strengthened, integrated and sustainable responses to end AIDS, TB and Malaria across the continent.

Together we rise, together we shine.Happy 63rd Independence Day Uganda!
09/10/2025

Together we rise, together we shine.
Happy 63rd Independence Day Uganda!

Uganda AIDS Commission tent at the UMA Show Grounds in Lugogo continues to attract young people/students, many of them b...
08/10/2025

Uganda AIDS Commission tent at the UMA Show Grounds in Lugogo continues to attract young people/students, many of them benefiting from basic services, including access to updated information/messages on HIV response and HIV testing services for eligible clients, provided by AHF Uganda Cares & Oraquick HIV Self Test by Human Diagnostics (U) Ltd. Eye Care services are also available at the tent for people with visual impairment, provided by BRAC Uganda.

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Kampala

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