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.@FAWEUganda, a Pan-African non-governmental organization operating across the continent, is one of 34 chapters in Uganda implementing the Higher Education Access Programme (HEAP). It was founded to address gender gaps in education in Africa and promote equal opportunities for

The focus of @FAWEUganda has always been to promote access to education. We conducted assessments across the country and were able to work with 13 districts, examining the vulnerability index. During our assessment, we identified many challenges. In these districts, it is often

'' FAWE Uganda gave me full support during my university education, beyond tuition, they also gave me psychosocial support and the confidence to suceed." Sarah Kuteesa, FAWE Uganda Alumni shares during @ntvuganda talk show.

Join us live with a panel of experts as we discuss the Higher Education Access Programme (HEAP) and how it is transforming opportunities for young girls. Watch live | @YOTVChannelsUG | https://t.co/jqAK1Let82

''FAWE Uganda's Higher Education Access Program (HEAP), now in Phase II (2024-2030), empowers 1,800 marginalized youth, 80% female and 20% male, across 63 districts in Eastern, Central, Northern, and Western Uganda, including refugees and persons with disabilities (PWDs), through

We are live on @ntvuganda now discussing the Higher Education Access Program (HEAP). Join the coversation. #HEAP #GirlsEducation

We proudly celebrate 294 young women and men who have successfully completed the Higher Education Access Certificate (HEAC) and transitioned into degree programmes across universities in Uganda. #HEAC #Educate2Elevate #HigherEducationAccessCertificate Read more in the

World Human Rights Day reminds us that every girl and boy deserves to learn, live, and dream in safety and dignity. #WorldHumanRightsDay

This #16Days of Activism, FAWE Uganda calls on everyone to speak up against violence and protect girls and young women from harm.#SpeakUpAgainstViolence #16DaysOfActivism #EndGBV

On World AIDS Day, we joined the Adjumani community for a march and event officiated by the Deputy RDC. Our Head of Programs, Joseph Adiama, applauded the district’s partnership on the SHARE project and emphasized community-led action to reduce HIV infections and protect young

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Excited to welcome the new TUSEME Club at @CavendishUg! FAWE’s TUSEME model empowers students to speak out on issues affecting their wellbeing. Cavendish joins 9 other institutions with active TUSEME clubs. #TUSEME #LetsSpeakOut #Educate2Elevate

Day 6 | 16 Days of Activism Children are safest when adults stay alert. Guide young girls online and ensure digital spaces where they can learn, grow, and thrive. #EveryoneHasARole #KeepThemSafe

Day 5 | 16 Days of Activism Cyberbullying harms girls’ confidence, learning, and safety. Let’s create safer digital spaces for every girl. #KeepThemSafe #16DaysOfActivism

Dr. Muhwezi emphasized the key role of Muni University as a driver of teacher development, community engagement, and evidence-based solutions to uplift education outcomes in the region. #Educate2Elevate #EducationForAll #MemorialLecture 4/4 @Muni_University

She spotlighted urgent challenges in West Nile: declining PLE performance, low transition to higher education, and widening gender gaps that continue to limit opportunities for girls. #GirlsEducation #MemorialLecture 3/4

As Chief Guest, Dr. Martha Muhwezi, ED of FAWE Africa, delivered a keynote celebrating Prof. Dranzoa’s legacy as a trailblazer who championed education access for girls across Africa. #GirlsEducationChampion #MemorialLecture @Muni_University @FAWEAfrica @MarthaMuhwezi 2/4

FAWE Uganda, together with FAWE Africa, joined Muni University for the 3rd Prof. Christine Dranzoa Memorial Lecture — honouring a visionary leader in girls’ education. @FAWEAfrica @susan_opok @MarthaMuhwezi @Muni_University 1/4