Vision: A society that fully includes persons with psychosocial disabilities. Began as a peer support group in 2008, grew into a CBO in 2016 and NGO in 2025.
Jinja, Uganda
Joined August 2016
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Promoting Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights for girls and young women living with PyschoSocial Disabilities is key in every society.
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Last Friday, some of the members from The Disability Lane met with the team at the National Union of Women with Disabilities of Uganda (@NUWODU) to formally introduce ourselves to the new Executive Secretary and share updates on our work around popularising the African Disability Protocol (ADP) and digital skilling.
The engagement was an opportunity to reaffirm our collaboration with NUWODU, which continues to serve as our fiscal sponsor under the Disability Justice Fund for Women, supported by ADD International. We are particularly delighted to be receiving support from the Fund for a second consecutive year. This continued partnership is an affirmation of the importance of sustained investment in advancing the rights and leadership of women and girls with disabilities, and we are excited about building on the work we have already started.
Following the meeting, our team participated in an orientation on safeguarding, including a review of the safeguarding risk matrix for our upcoming project, "Media Advocacy for the African Disability Protocol." We also aligned on the activities and budget for the current quarter, setting the stage for coordinated and effective project implementation.
And, of course, we had to make room for a little celebration! We cut cake because good news, new beginnings and milestones worth celebrating deserve a cake-cutting moment. 🥳
Here's to strengthened partnerships, shared commitments and advancing disability rights through media advocacy and digital inclusion!
#AfricanDisabilityProtocol #DisabilityJustice #DisabilityRights #ADDInternational
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Guess what? We are renaming November! 😍
It's Y+ BEAUTY PAGEANT MONTH!
Get ready for #YPlusPageant26,
This one is bigger,louder,bolder, more confident and full of purpose.
The countdown is on, the crown is waiting. Who will take it?👑
#WhenYouthLead #YPlusPageant26
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Countdown⏳
Strong Rep help drive better health outcomes,& for PLHIV,ur voice is here.
@AngelKyakunzire is ready to represent & help bridge gaps in HIV services & support
Her manifesto highlights the priorities she’ll champion if elected.
Why not @AngelKyakunzire?
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Kodheyo Jinja City, the future of young people's health starts with local leadership.
We are introducing the #WhenYouthLead program to the Jinja City Leadership, a youth-led programme that advances youth-friendly SRHR services and knowledge.
#ForYouthByYouth #INTER4SUSTAIN
We appreciate @UNYPA1 for the invitation to this vital engagement. Our Executive Director @AlambuyaRobinah joined the discussion to emphasize how capturing disability data connects young people to the services they need.
Looking forward to continued collaboration!
#WhenYouthLead
“Thank you, UNYPA, for this meeting. Let us strengthen inclusion by capturing disability data and linking young people with disabilities to services.”
~ @AlambuyaRobies, Inclusion and Disability Advocate
#WhenYouthLead #ForYouthByYouth
As an organisation that has made a meaningful contribution to Jinja City, it was an honor to be invited to present our work at the Jinja City's 2026 Annual Budget Conference organised by the Jinja City Local Government held at the Jinja City Hall. – at Jinja, Uganda
ALT Brenda (Centre) speaks to stakeholders during the event
ALT Robinah (right) Team leader at TRIUMPH shares TRIUMPH'S Journey and work during the presentation. She was joined by Brenda (centre) the Programs Officer and Thomas (left) a self advocate.
ALT The team was joined by Gorreti a former TRIUMPH self advocate who had been through TRIUMPH'S Mentorship and she delivered her success story.
Happening now:
Jinja City Local Government is holding it's annual Budget Conference at the Jinja City Hall.
ALT A side view of the event.
ALT Front view of the Chief financial officer giving a presentation during the event
ALT A Back view of the event
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As we mark eight years of the #WhatWENeed campaign and 20 years of the CRPD, we invite TCI members, allies, and partners to contribute to this year’s campaign across themes including deinstitutionalization, community inclusion, access to justice, intersectionality, economic justice, climate justice, and digital rights and assistive technology.
Please refer to our concept note for further details on the thematics, prompts for submissions, and related information.
The concept note is available on our website, please read it here: whatweneed.in/wp-content/upl…
💡 Share your ideas and submissions through blogs, videos, photography, artwork, poetry, podcasts, and other creative formats.
📅 Campaign period: 12 October – 28 December 2026
📩 Submissions: [email protected]
🌐 Explore the campaign website: :whatweneed.in/campaign-2026/
The concept note is now available on our website.
We look forward to hearing your ideas and receiving your submissions!
Claiming our Freedom, Living our Rights!
#WhatWENeed #ClaimingOurFreedom #LivingOurRights #DisabilityRights #CRPD #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs
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World Mental Health Day may be behind us, but the conversation must continue.
Awareness is important, but what happens after the campaigns, hashtags, and events? How do we continue supporting ourselves and those around us throughout the year?
Join us on The Mental Health Spot as we reflect on "After World Mental Health Day: What's Next?" and explore how we can move from awareness to action in our everyday lives.
Let's talk about sustaining the conversation, supporting wellbeing, challenging stigma, and creating healthier communities beyond a single day.
📅 12 October 2026
⏰ 8:00 PM EAT
📍 X Space: @serenemindcare1
Hosted by: @SandraNakigozi , Counsellor
and @IreneWhitn13692 , Counsellor
The conversation doesn't end on World Mental Health Day. Join us as we explore what comes next.
#TheMentalHealthSpot #MentalHealthMatters #WorldMentalHealthDay #SereneMinds #RealVoicesRealChange #EndTheStigma
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🧠💙 IT’S TODAY!
Mental health is the best wealth! 🌱 Join Rotaract Clubs of Nagpur & Njeru + RAGMHI for a powerful virtual session with Rtn. Rita Aggarwal.
⏰ 6:30 PM EAT | 9 PM IST
📍 Google Meet: meet.google.com/xet-wndu-rry�
Learn. Connect. Grow. 💙
#ThePillars #RotaractLegacy
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To all PLHIV,
~The new month is here! It’s not only a time to rejoice,but a reminder of your strongest weapon:taking your ARVs every month.
~When you stay consistent,you protect your health & drive yourself toward greatness.
📌In this new month,choose adherence,stay healthy!
📢 TOMORROW! Our Executive Director, @AlambuyaRobinah , joins an esteemed regional panel hosted by @AfricaCDC, @CBM_Global, & @MHINnovation!
🌍 Topic: Addressing Suicide Prevention in African Communities: Insights from Lived Experiences
🔗 Register here: lshtm.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
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Ahead of the upcoming Her Climate Innovation Challenge, our team at @G4ClimateAction took to the ground in Iganga to connect directly with students.
The energy across every school was unmatched, seeing their excitement for climate action and green innovation says it all.
The future of environmental leadership is bright! 🌍✨
Here is a look at the incredible welcome and momentum building in Iganga 📸👇
@GlobalFundWomen | @awdf01
#HerClimateChallenge2026 #G4CAAT10 #SeedStemSoar #ClimateJustice
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Hello Monday, it's us again! 😄
Let’s start the week with a smile, excitement, and a strong mindset.
We’re here to remind you to pause, reflect, and choose what helps you stay healthy.
Berra Better: take action, get better, test, and know your HIV status.
You can't fix what you don't track.
Disaggregating mental health data reveals specific systemic gaps and barriers that general statistics hide, ensuring every student's reality drives actual policy changes.
Use Disability-Disaggregated Data to Improve Mental Health Services
Universities and relevant stakeholders should collect and use disability-disaggregated mental health data to identify gaps, understand students' experiences and design services that respond to the invisible.
![Graphic with a white background featuring maroon, yellow, and brown accent borders, dotted patterns, and a faint NUWODU watermark. In the upper-left, the logo of the National Union of Women with Disabilities of Uganda (NUWODU) is displayed. Below it, a maroon circular icon shows a profile silhouette of a human head with a visible brain outline. Bold text reads "USE DISABILITY-DISAGGREGATED DATA TO IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES" Below, text reads: "Universities and relevant stakeholders should collect and use disability-disaggregated mental health data to identify gaps, understand students' experiences and design services that respond to those who may otherwise remain invisible." A maroon banner with yellow borders at the bottom reads: "For mental health support please contact: counselling[@]mak.ac.ug" alongside an envelope icon.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HR67zhqWUAMGNp4.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Graphic with a white background featuring maroon, yellow, and brown accent borders, dotted patterns, and a faint NUWODU watermark. In the upper-left, the logo of the National Union of Women with Disabilities of Uganda (NUWODU) is displayed. Below it, a maroon circular icon shows a profile silhouette of a human head with a visible brain outline. Bold text reads "USE DISABILITY-DISAGGREGATED DATA TO IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES" Below, text reads: "Universities and relevant stakeholders should collect and use disability-disaggregated mental health data to identify gaps, understand students' experiences and design services that respond to those who may otherwise remain invisible." A maroon banner with yellow borders at the bottom reads: "For mental health support please contact: counselling[@]mak.ac.ug" alongside an envelope icon.
This #SuicideAwarenessMonth, Deliverance Church Mafubira invited us to run a youth mental health awareness workshop.
Creating safe spaces to talk about stress and coping breaks the silence behind suicide ideation.
Listening restores hope. 💛
#StartTheConversation
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What does deinstitutionalization look like, in a practical sense, for OPDs of persons with psychosocial disabilities that are implementing DI models, gathering their learnings and sharing them with peers and beyond?
In the lead-up to the launch of our upcoming case study report, we are sharing glimpses from TCI Global’s Community of Practice on Deinstitutionalization, bringing together practices and reflections on freedom, choice, dignity, community, and belonging.
Stay tuned!
#Deinstitutionalization #OPDLeadership #PsychosocialDisability #DisabilityRights
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Join Vital Minds Initiative Uganda & Makerere School of Psychology for a one-day convening where Psychology students meet young mental health leaders building change in Uganda.
Hear real journeys, learn how to start & sustain a youth-led initiative, and connect with peers.
