Peer mentor and an advocate for adolescent girls and young women. Digital communications personnel / Rotaractor.
Joined April 2022
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Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
THANK YOU SOROTI!🏁
You showed up and Ran For Hope!
#RunforHopeActforLife
#EndAIDS2030Ug
Learn to trust God’s timing, even when you don’t understand the process.
What is meant for you will come with grace, peace, and purpose not pressure.
Until then, keep praying, growing, healing, and trusting the One who makes everything beautiful in His time.
Ecclesiastes 3:11 God is never late
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
We must move beyond awareness to action: expand access to PrEP, condoms, HIV testing and youth-friendly services. Prevention must be accessible, affordable and stigma-free!
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026
#UGANET4SocialJustice
Uganda recorded approximately 37,000 new HIV infections in 2025. Are we doing enough to prevent new infections, and what must change to accelerate progress towards ending AIDS by 2030?
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026 #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Nothing about young people without young people! Fund youth-led initiatives and involve us in designing, implementing and evaluating HIV prevention programmes. Our voices, our solutions! #PhillyLutaayaDay2026
#UGANET4SocialJustice
Approximately 14,000 new HIV infections occurred among young people aged 15–24 in 2025. Are young people meaningfully involved in designing the HIV prevention programmes intended for them, or are decisions still being made on their behalf?
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026 #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Gender-based violence, poverty, stigma and unequal power put young women at risk. Invest in their economic empowerment, safety, SRHR and access to youth-friendly HIV services #PhillyLutaayaDay2026
#UGANET4SocialJustice
Why do adolescent girls and young women continue to bear a disproportionate burden of HIV? What must Uganda change about gender inequality, economic vulnerability and sexual and gender-based violence to reduce their risk?
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026 #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Awareness is not enough! We need adequate funding, accountable leaders, accessible services and policies that protect human rights. Let’s turn commitments into action
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026
#UGANET4SocialJustice
Ending AIDS by 2030 requires more than awareness campaigns. What concrete action can each of us take to prevent new HIV infections, challenge stigma and protect the rights of people living with HIV?
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026 #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
No one should fear judgement when seeking HIV services. Confidential care, respectful health workers and supportive communities can help break the cycle of stigma.
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026
#UGANET4SocialJustice
What are people afraid of when it comes to HIV testing and treatment? How can we build communities where everyone can seek HIV services without fear of judgement, discrimination or breaches of confidentiality?
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026 #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Start today: challenge one HIV myth, share accurate information and speak out against stigma. Small actions, multiplied across communities, can save lives
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026
#UGANET4SocialJustice
What role must young people play in ending AIDS by 2030? From HIV prevention and testing to challenging stigma and defending human rights, what action can young people and youth-led organisations take today?
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026 #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Honouring Philly Lutaya means continuing his courage through action: prevent new infections, challenge stigma and defend the rights of everyone affected by HIV.
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026
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As we commemorate Philly Bongole Lutaaya Day, how can we turn his legacy of courage and openness into meaningful action to prevent new HIV infections, end stigma and protect the dignity and rights of people living with HIV?
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026 #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
HIV status should never define someone's worth. Let’s challenge discrimination, report rights violations safely and demand equal access to justice and services.
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026
#UGANET4SocialJustice
Can we truly end AIDS while people living with HIV continue to face discrimination? What can young people, communities and institutions do to protect their rights, challenge injustice and ensure access to justice?
#PhillyLutaayaDay2026 #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Philly Lutaaya broke the silence on HIV when it cost him everything. 🕊️
Now it's our turn to break the cycle. Join the TweetChat NOW until 11AM with @Uganetlaw and Philly Lutaaya Cares.
#ReimagineHIVPrevention
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
We must put money and delivery behind prevention: PrEP, condoms and VMMC within reach of young people, plus stigma reduction and communities in decision-making. 37,000 new infections says business as usual isn't working. #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
📢Not yet. Young people are consulted, but rarely hold decision-making power.
With 14,000 new infections among 15-24s, prevention must be designed WITH us: seats on boards, shares of budgets, a vote. #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Poverty, transactional sex, early marriage, GBV, school dropout and unequal power drive the 71%.
Uganda must keep girls in school, fund their economic independence and enforce laws that protect them. #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Move from talking to doing. Citizens demand services, youth organise and track budgets, organisations fund youth-led work, and policymakers pass and enforce rights-based laws. Awareness without action changes nothing.
#UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Share verified facts, call out stigma, amplify real stories, spotlight new infection data, and tag leaders on budgets and policies.
Philly broke the silence offline; we can break it online. 📱 #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Make testing safe: confidential, youth-friendly clinics, self-testing, peer navigators, and zero judgement at home, in faith spaces and at health facilities. When fear drops, testing and treatment rise. #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Young people: know your status and use prevention. Youth-led orgs: run peer education and monitor budgets. Communities: stop discrimination, protect rights and keep services judgement-free. #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
This Philly Lutaaya Day: get tested, support a friend living with HIV, challenge one stigmatising comment, join a youth-led group, and ask leaders where the HIV budget goes. Small acts build toward 2030. 🕊️ #UGANET4SocialJustice
Bridget Amutwongire Divine retweeted
Philly Lutaaya broke the silence on HIV when it cost him everything. 🕊️
Now it's our turn to break the cycle. Join the TweetChat NOW until 11AM with @Uganetlaw and Philly Lutaaya Cares.
#ReimagineHIVPrevention