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We now know that strong #FoundationalLearning should begin early. But, how much priority should Uganda🇺🇬 give to quality #ECD and pre-primary learning in building the literacy, numeracy, #LifeSkillsAndValues children need later in life?
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A mother’s decision to breastfeed should be met with encouragement—not barriers.
When families, workplaces and communities support breastfeeding, everyone benefits.
#WorldBreastfeedingWeek #InvestInUGchildren
Every child deserves the best start in life.
Breastmilk is a baby's first vaccine—providing essential nutrients and antibodies that protect against illness and help children grow, learn and thrive.
"Let's strengthen what works." 🤱💙 #WorldBreastfeedingWeek
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Teachers are the no.1 in-school factor for children's learning. Yet Africa needs 17 million more by 2030.
Where countries invest in teachers, children learn. As Ministers gather for #FLEX2026, we’re asking for investment in teachers, to invest in children’s futures.
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The future belongs to young people with the skills to shape it. 💙
Today is #YouthSkillsDay.
Let's all invest in technical, digital, AI, green & life skills that prepare every young person to learn, innovate, earn & lead.
Every skill learned today builds a stronger tomorrow.
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Skills are the foundation of opportunity!
Which skill do you believe will matter most over the next 10 years?
💻 Digital & AI skills
🌱 Green skills
💡 Creativity & innovation
🤝 Communication & teamwork
❤️ Leadership & empathy
#SkillsForASharedFuture #WorkLifeReady
The future belongs to young people with the skills to shape it. 💙
Today is #YouthSkillsDay.
Let's all invest in technical, digital, AI, green & life skills that prepare every young person to learn, innovate, earn & lead.
Every skill learned today builds a stronger tomorrow.
Our Impact thus far
Thanks to consortium members @GivingChildren @retestcom256 @tezapcug @YALIRLCAlumniUg
Special thanks to our program mentors @BwanikaCharles @KevinBlessing13 @DorynClara
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When children are invisible in data, they risk being invisible in policies, programmes and services.
Quality statistics help show who is being left behind, what barriers they face, and where action is needed most.
#AGCSF26
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Empowering brilliant young minds is my ultimate passion
Last weekend I equipped over 675 learners with skills and tools to confidently design their futures
Watching their eyes light up with ambition and curiosity is exactly why I dedicate myself to mentorship
Thank you Wakiso – at Wakiso, Uganda
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Every survivor deserves to be heard, supported and treated with dignity. Healing begins when we listen without judgment and respond with compassion. Together, we can create hope. #PathToJustice #ChildhoodSexualViolence
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Every @UwezoUganda assessment begins with a child’s reality-by gathering evidence from homes, schools and communities.
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This week start-coincides with the @UN's observance of the International Day of the Tropics-where it notes that by 2050 the tropics will host most of the world’s people and two-thirds of its children. At @UwezoUganda, we pause to reflect on the children growing up in the tropical regions that will shape much of the world’s future. Their learning requires-safe schools, strong foundations and education systems that respond to climate, poverty and community realities.
#EducationForAll #SDG4
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Today marks the final day of the Uwezo 2026 pilot assessment in Kayunga District.
After spending three days in the field assessing children aged 4-16, we are concluding the process by conducting desk rechecks. This final step ensures the accuracy, completeness, and clarity of our data.
#LearningForAll #CitizenLedAssessment
#LifeSkillsandValues
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Cohort II Dream Achievers Club Members of Oleba Primary School discuss myths and facts about menstruation as part of their life skills session today.
Many young girls continue to engage in sex as a solution to menstrual pains because of wrong advice from their peers. – at Wakiso, Uganda
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This is important! 🙌
🔗 bradweinstein.substack.com
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Sports and physical activity can help children build confidence, strengthen friendships, improve well-being, and fuel a greater sense of belonging at school.
In @myfairobserver, Michael Cacich, Technical Head for the East and Southern Africa region of @EAA_Foundation's Educate A Child programme, explains how sport can support learning, inclusion, and stronger education systems.
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It is always an honor serving and inspiring students and young people in my capacity as the Football Team Captain of both @YALIRLCAlumniUg and @USAlumniUganda
It was humbling being part of @USAlumniUganda , during the Career Day on Heroes Day at St Julian High School, Gayaza
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#DayofAfricanChild2023 (DAC) Reflections
Child rights only mean something when nurtured alongside responsibilities.
As we gear up for this year's DAC at @GivingChildren we take a #LookBack on the children's thriving enabling environment we have created over the years.

















































