Martha Nyaburu

In her remarks, @SRHRAllianceUg’s Country Director @Auntie_Olzz has noted that when engaging with the young people, many spoke to the fact that they lacked safe spaces where they can openly discuss SRHR challenges. #Faith4YouthHealth #InterfaithDialogue25 #SRHR4All #UnlockMySRHR

Exploring sexual and reproductive health and rights through an intersectional lens reveals how various characteristics like gender, sexuality, disability shape unique experiences and barriers . Join us this Friday as we discuss coping strategies of SRHR intersectionality.

There is a lot of stigma around mental illness, and self-stigma is just as harmful. This happens when someone starts thinking, “How will people see me?” and chooses to hide their struggles instead of opening up. They keep everything in, digging a deeper hole that becomes harder…

If we could understand people from the perspective they are in without judging or downplaying their concerns, we would be in a better position to offer meaningful help. And if you cannot help directly, you can refer them to someone who can. Having someone who understands you,…

Someone who is thinking of taking their own life will often dwell on it and consider methods they feel would suit them. In some cases, they may leave behind notes or prepare wills. One of the earliest warning signs is when someone begins talking about their own death - Dr…

Social pressures, even without a mental illness, can make someone feel like suicide is the only way out. The weight of unmet expectations, isolation, or overwhelming life challenges can push individuals to a breaking point- Dr Hillary Irimaso, Psychiatrist #NTVMedicalMatters

Suicide is not a mental illness, but it is often a sign of an underlying psychological or mental health issue. Conditions like depression, anxiety, and psychosis can increase the risk of someone attempting suicide- Dr Hillary Irimaso, Psychiatrist  #NTVMedicalMatters

“My partner doesn’t believe in HIV prevention, they say we’re already married.” 💬Marriage doesn’t mean ignoring your health. 💬Every person has a right to know& protect their #HIV status. Couples need to test together, talk openly& choose prevention methods that work for them.

Faith spaces can be healing spaces. Let’s reimagine religious leadership that listens, learns, and leads on SRHR. #interfaithdialogue25 #Faith4YouthHealth

Before we move on... This month taught us a lot — but the biggest lesson? Lack of information fuels teenage pregnancy. Let’s share more, listen deeper, and act bolder. 💪 #EndTeenPregnancy #BeBoldSpeakUp 📞 +256776888526 | 💬 +256751813300

Behind every confident health choice is a strong mental foundation. When you feel supported mentally, you're more likely to prioritise your sexual and reproductive health. Let’s normalise seeking help your mind matters as much as your body. #SRHR #MentalHealthMatters #NenaNaBinti

The National #InterFaithDialogue enabled different religious leaders reflect on what has been done to promote #SRHR in #youth, the challenges they face and the next steps in addressing the challeges. #Religiousleaders should create a safe spaces to handle youth challenges.

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Culture is not a barrier to SRHR — it’s a bridge. When we embrace who we are, where we come from, and what we value, we unlock the power to shape a sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) agenda that truly reflects our realities. Rather than viewing culture as something…

“To date, we have facilitated training and support for over 20 religious leaders, each of whom has developed and begun implementing action plans to reach young people in their communities with life-saving SRHR education and support.” @MaggieNanyombi #Faith4Youth…

#Bullying and #teasing remains one of the causes of mental health issues in #schools. It is noted children are given wierd nicknames, punishments, being locked in waste facilities and all these are done by fellow students. We need to create schools as #safespaces for children.

The team is always set to empower young people with #mentalhealth knowledge. #Theme of the day at Building Tomorrow School is "Creating a supportive environment for all learners at school". #mentalhealthmatters #youngpeople #schools @joachyb @savechildrenug

Healing isn’t a race, it’s a journey. And your mental well-being deserves consistent care, just like your physical health. Speak kindly to yourself, especially on the hard days. You’re growing. #MentalHealthJourney #SelfCareEveryday #NenaNaBinti

Drowning goes unreported. Without data we can’t prevent it. Uganda needs national tracking systems to save lives. #DrowningPreventionUG #StopDrowningNow #Reels_for_Safety #Water_Safety #Life_Without_Drowning @wcdp_2025 @IncubatorGHAI @stassuganda @JDCWaterSafety @enerlgoodluck

Stigma thrives in silence. Mental health care gives you the strength to rise above fear, shame, and judgment especially when living with or navigating around HIV. Let’s build resilience together. You are not alone. #HIVAwareness #BreakTheStigma #NenaNaBinti