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👶🏽 🧩 The Director General Health Services, Prof. @olaro_charles, has this morning officiated the Government and Key Stakeholder Consultation, Review and Validation Workshop on the SPLASH 0–6 Implementation Plan at Golden Tulip Hotel, Kampala.
The initiative aims to improve the development and well-being of young children aged 0–6 years while strengthening caregiver well-being through responsive caregiving, Humanitarian Play Labs and a two-generation approach that supports caregiver resilience.
🤝 Organised by BRAC-Uganda in partnership with the LEGO Foundation, the two-day engagement is reviewing implementation approaches for the three-year SPLASH project (2027–2029) in Imvepi, Rhino Camp and Bidibidi refugee settlements.
The goal is to strengthen coordination, align interventions with government systems and improve access to quality early childhood development services in humanitarian settings.
#MOHatWork
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Turning progress into impact requires reflection, learning and collective action.
From 22nd – 23rd October, LABE joined Kulea Watoto partners in Kampala for the Project Implementation Meeting (PIM) to review progress, share lessons and identify areas for improvement.
#KuleaWatoto #TwoGenerationApproach
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The AfriChild Centre was honoured to participate in the official launch of the Uganda Hotspot Programme on preventing child marrage and other forms of child exploitation in the Karamoja sub-region.
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📢 Call for Consultancy
LABE is seeking a qualified consultant/consulting firm to conduct a Baseline Study for the Family Basic Education (FABE) Program 2026–2030.
📅 Deadline: 16th October 2026
🔗 View the full Terms of Reference and application details: shorturl.at/nKxLs
#LABEUganda #ConsultancyOpportunity #FABE
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LABE staff and district officials from @obongidlg and @adjumani_dlg came together for Cluster 2 of our gender capacity-strengthening training, examining how gender norms and inequalities shape opportunities in education and communities.
#GenderTransformativeProgramming #InclusiveEducation
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Every girl deserves a childhood free from child marriage, violence and discrimination, and the opportunity to learn and shape her future.
The call to end child marriage and invest in girls' rights goes beyond a single day.
#IDG2026 #DayOfTheGirl #GirlsRights
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📢 We’re hiring!
LABE is seeking a Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (MEL) Assistant to join our team.
📍 Yumbe District
⏳ Deadline: 14th October 2026, 5:30 PM
View the full vacancy and application details on our Careers page:👉🏾 labeuganda.org/careers/
#WeAreHiring #MELJobs #JobOpportunity #UgandaJobs
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📍 Gulu hosted LABE's third gender capacity-strengthening cluster, bringing together staff and district officials from @GuluLocal and @nwoyadlg to examine gender norms, unequal power relations and barriers to inclusive education.
#GenderEquality #GenderTransformativeProgramming #InclusiveEducation
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Girls are leaders, changemakers, and voices for change in their communities, circles of participation and universities. Their voices must be heard, their participation valued, and their leadership supported.
#IDG2026 #InvestInUGchildren
Ending #TeenagePregnancy requires more than preventing practice. It requires sustained investment in girls’ rights, education, health, protection, participation, & leadership.
Let’s create a future where every girl is safe, stays in school, & has opportunity to shape her future.
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Cluster 1 complete! ✅
We have completed the first of three district-level gender capacity-strengthening clusters aimed at strengthening gender-transformative programming and inclusive service delivery. The session brought together LABE staff and district officials from @KobokoDlg, @Yumbe_District and @TeregoDLG.
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#Early action can change a child’s future!
@GovUganda with @UNICEFUganda & support from the Uganda Humanitarian Fund;⬇️
✅Nearly 99,000 children were screened for malnutrition
✅~22,000 with severe acute malnutrition received life-saving treatment.
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Stronger systems. More opportunities. A better future for every child.
See how @GovUganda, @UNICEFUganda and partners are strengthening systems and responding to urgent needs so every child can survive, learn and thrive.
Read our latest newsletter.
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Teachers are at the heart of every child’s learning journey.
As we reflect on World Teachers’ Day, we recognise the teachers and educators who nurture curiosity, build confidence and create inclusive spaces where children can learn, participate and thrive.
Their work goes beyond the classroom; strengthening foundational learning, supporting children’s development and helping shape stronger communities.
We celebrate their commitment and the difference they make every day.
#WorldTeachersDay
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Every 11 October, we mark International Day of the Girl.
Every girl has the right to grow up safe, healthy, & empowered.
#IDG2026 | #DayOfTheGirl
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Every child deserves a teacher who believes in their potential.
On #WorldTeachersDay, we celebrate the teachers who inspire curiosity, nurture confidence and help children build the skills they need to shape their future.
Investing in teachers is investing in every child.
Better learning starts with supported & trained teachers.
Through #LeadersInTeaching Uganda, @GovUganda, with support from @MastercardFdn & partners including UNICEF, is strengthening teacher development, recruitment, motivation & school leadership.
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The #MRCampaignUG26 continues.
Parents and caregivers are encouraged to take all children aged 9 months to 5 years for immunisation.
The campaign runs until 5 October 2026.
#InvestInUGchildren #VaccinesWork
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PlayMatters 3.0 is officially underway in Yumbe!
LABE joined district leaders, government officials and partners to launch PlayMatters 3.0 – Sparking Lifelong Learning through Play (LtP).
Through LtP, children are supported to build confidence, resilience and essential skills through meaningful, hands-on learning experiences.
We look forward to working with communities, schools, government and partners to make learning more active, inclusive and joyful for children in Yumbe.
#PlayMatters #LearningThroughPlay
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Three days of learning and capacity strengthening!
LABE has concluded a Training of Trainers (ToT) on Early Childhood Development (ECD) Theory, Pedagogy and Caregiver Support at St. John Bosco Core Primary Teachers' College (PTC), Lodonga, Yumbe District.
Facilitated by @Educ_SportsUg master trainers and an ECD practitioner, the training equipped participants with the knowledge and skills to train and mentor Parent Educators at Home Learning Centres, strengthening quality early learning for children.
#ECD #CapacityStrengthening
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🚨 1 day to go!
Preparations are underway for the #MeaslesRubella Campaign, 1–5 Oct 2026.
The District targets 95%, up from 50% in the last campaign, compared with 64% nationally.
1,200 rabies vaccine doses have also been received following the recent outbreak.
#ChildHealth
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We are bringing together 600+ young health leaders from across the continent for the Continental Health Youth Action Forum; a space to connect, learn, collaborate, and turn youth leadership into action for Africa’s health future.
Join in today at 10AM EAT
@HummingbirdUg
@CHYAF26
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HAPPENING-NOW: The 4th National Special Needs and Inclusive Education Symposium 2026, live from Tororo Girls’ School.
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