Empowering communities through literacy since 1989. Early Childhood Development | Inclusive Home & Play-Based Learning | Family Based Education
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LABE Uganda retweeted
Highlights from the joint LABE-@RightToPlayUg learning visit to Avabe, Asianju and God's Mercy Home Learning Centres (HLCs) in Yumbe.
The teams observed committed Parent Educators, active community structures and regular parenting sessions that support children's learning and development.
Highlights from the joint LABE-@RightToPlayUg learning visit to Avabe, Asianju and God's Mercy Home Learning Centres (HLCs) in Yumbe.
The teams observed committed Parent Educators, active community structures and regular parenting sessions that support children's learning and development.
Peer learning and Child-to-Child support help connect HLCs with primary schools, while Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) and microenterprises linked to the centres help strengthen their sustainability beyond partner support.
These efforts show how empowered communities can sustain learning opportunities for children and families.
Strong communities, stronger learning! #LABE
LABE Uganda retweeted
👶🏽 🧩 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
LABE Uganda retweeted
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
LABE Uganda retweeted
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.
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
At the heart of Kulea Watoto is the two-generation (2-Gen) approach, which supports young children alongside their parents and caregivers, recognising that children thrive when families are supported too.
The discussions will help strengthen implementation and improve outcomes for children and families.
📸 Photo credit: @AfriChildCentre
A child's well-being cannot be addressed in isolation. Bringing different services together at the community level helps ensure that no aspect of their growth and development is left behind.
Beyond early learning!
LABE's Home Learning Centres are helping bring essential health services closer to children and families.
A recent joint field visit with @MinofHealthUG to Koboko and Terego highlighted the impact of these community-health linkages.
🔗 shorturl.at/fSDn7
#IntegratedHealthSevices #ECCE
LABE Uganda retweeted
📢 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
LABE Uganda retweeted
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
LABE Uganda retweeted
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
Beyond early learning!
LABE's Home Learning Centres are helping bring essential health services closer to children and families.
A recent joint field visit with @MinofHealthUG to Koboko and Terego highlighted the impact of these community-health linkages.
🔗 shorturl.at/fSDn7
#IntegratedHealthSevices #ECCE
LABE Uganda retweeted
📢 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
LABE Uganda retweeted
📍 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
LABE Uganda retweeted
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.
📍 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
Through practical exercises, participants explored gender-transformative approaches they can apply in their work and cascade to school-level actors.
The Gulu engagement concludes our district-level training across seven districts.
#GenderEquality #GenderTransformativeProgramming #InclusiveEducation
LABE Uganda retweeted
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.
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