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School-Based Health & Reproductive Education

Kalangala’s teenage pregnancy rate rose from 37% in 2022 to 42% in 2023. School dropout, unsafe abortions, and intergenerational poverty follow. HMCHug’s school health programme is a direct response.

By September 2027, we will implement Family Life Education (FLE) in at least 20 secondary schools across Kalangala District, reaching 10,000 adolescents. Topics include reproductive health, menstrual hygiene, HIV/STI prevention, GBV awareness, drug abuse, and life skills. We train peer educators, establish school health clubs, and link schools to clinical services.

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Youth Empowerment in Action

Capturing the transformative journey of students and young mothers as they gain the vital health knowledge and vocational skills needed for a self reliant future.

Empowering the Next Generation

Our school based initiatives provide adolescent students with the essential knowledge and support systems needed to make informed health decisions.

18 Secondary Schools

Delivering comprehensive reproductive health sessions across schools within Kalangala District.

24 Counsellors Trained

Equipping peer educators with vital skills for professional student facilitation.

1,200+ Students Counselled

Providing individual support for menstrual health and gender based violence.

8 School Health Clubs

Establishing active peer learning communities to promote healthy student lifestyles.

Empower the Next Generation

Invest in the leaders of tomorrow by giving them the tools to prioritize their health and well-being today.

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