Briani Asiimwe, a mental health advocate who doubles as the psychosocial counsellor working with Totapuna, urges the community to adopt different ways of managing their stress without causing damage.
Author: Evaline Anzoo
Posted inRefugees
Adjumani: Cultural practices among refugee communities affect education
Mothers in the refugee settlements of Adjumani district have raised deep concern over persistent cultural practices that continue to negatively affect the education and moral upbringing of their children.
Posted inHealth
Adjumani records just 2 maternal mortalities in 9 months
Uthman Bagonza, the project manager at Right to Play, said as far as the Share Project is concerned, there is more focus on ensuring that the adolescent girls and boys have access to services like education and health.
Posted inAdjumani
Anyama Ben promises 80% water coverage in Adjumani by 2031
Anyama outlined his key manifesto pillars, pledging to prioritize good leadership, agriculture, education, health, peace and unity.
Posted inEducation
Gen. Salim Saleh launches Jewel Michaels Foundation for education
Gen. Salim Saleh on Friday commended 15-year-old Jewel Michael for championing a cause that resonates deeply with Uganda’s vision of empowering the next generation and donated shs35m to the initiative.
Posted inPolitics
Anyama Ben nominated as independent candidate for Adjumani LC5 race
Ben Anyama lost the Adjumani party flag in the recent primary election forcing him to seek reelection bid on independent ticket.
Posted inEducation
Adjumani education department urged to recruit more teachers
CSBAG has been branded a mirror of change in the education transformation in Adjumani district.
Posted inNews
Naguru Centre donates health materials to Adjumani youth
The Secretary for Health Adjumani District, Sabuni John, applauded Naguru Teenage Centre for the initiative and pledged their total support in utilizing the materials for its intended use.
Posted inNews
Right to Play, partners boost adolescent health services
Uthman Bagonzi, the project officer working with Right to Play, emphasized the purpose of the materials.
Posted inNorthern News
Ministry of Gender unveils $38m Spotlight Initiative to curb violence against women
The Spotlight Initiative is expected to significantly reduce violence against women and girls and foster safer, more equitable communities across Northern Uganda.
Posted inCulture
Stakeholders appeal to Paramount Chief to revive Madi culture during SI launch
Madi cultural elders, and youth representatives call for dialogue to restore traditional structures that support child upbringing and moral education.
Posted inEducation
Mother Thereza Preparatory School shines at national kiswahili competition
The proprietor of Mother Thereza Preparatory School, Asiku James, commended his pupils and the Kiswahili teaching staff for their hard work and dedication.