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Our programs focus on social mobilization and policy advocacy for improved health care services delivery, education and other social-economic inequalities and injustices, we aspire to improve the living conditions of the poor and marginalized people.

05/04/2026

This season reminds us of hope, renewal, and new beginnings. As we celebrate, may we continue to spread love, uplift our communities, and stand together for a brighter future for all.
Wishing you and your loved ones a peaceful and joyful Easter.

03/04/2026

We recently had the privilege of participating in a two-day multi-sectoral engagement in Busia, convened by ChildFund International.

Day 1 brought together caregivers from Early Childhood Development (ECD) centers, district education leaders, and school heads. As civil society partners, we listened and learned from caregivers’ lived experiences gaining deeper insight into the realities of delivering quality early childhood education. The discussions highlighted critical gaps in support systems and the need for stronger collaboration and capacity building.

Day 2 focused on strengthening community health systems. We engaged with health workers, peer educators, and Village Health Teams, and shared progress on our Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) interventions. This created a valuable platform for alignment, shared learning, and reflection.
Key areas of focus included:
• Expanding access to SRHR information and services at community level
• Strengthening referral pathways between communities and health facilities
• Enhancing the role of peer educators and VHTs
• Building sustainable, inclusive partnerships

Moving forward, we remain committed to deepening collaboration with government and community stakeholders to ensure that SRHR services are accessible, inclusive, and responsive especially for young people and vulnerable populations.

31/03/2026

Last week, ASHWA had the privilege of participating in a two-day multi-sectoral engagement in Busia, convened by ChildFund and organised in collaboration with BUACOFE.

Day One brought together caregivers from Early Childhood Development (ECD) centers, district education leaders, and school heads. As civil society partners, we listened and learned from caregivers’ lived experiences—gaining deeper insight into the realities of delivering quality early childhood education. The discussions highlighted critical gaps in support systems and the need for stronger collaboration and capacity building.

Day Two focused on strengthening community health systems. We engaged with health workers, peer educators, and Village Health Teams, and shared progress on our Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) interventions. This created a valuable platform for alignment, shared learning, and reflection.
Key areas of focus included:
• Expanding access to SRHR information and services at community level
• Strengthening referral pathways between communities and health facilities
• Enhancing the role of peer educators and VHTs
• Building sustainable, inclusive partnerships

Moving forward, we remain committed to deepening collaboration with government and community stakeholders to ensure that SRHR services are accessible, inclusive, and responsive—especially for young people and vulnerable populations.

24/03/2026

Today we celebrate not just a leader, but a person whose heart for people and community defines the work we do. Happy Birthday Omondi Eric our Chief Executive Officer, Your dedication to empowering young people and uplifting communities continues to inspire us day. The vision and passion you bring have shaped ASHWA into a space of hope, growth, and real impact.

As ASHWA staff, we are grateful for your leadership and consistency. Wishing you a year of greater impact, good health, and meaningful moments. Thank you for guiding us with purpose

20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak 🌙✨

As we celebrate this special occasion, we extend our warm wishes to you and your loved ones. May this Eid bring peace, joy, and renewed hope to our communities.

Let us continue to uplift one another, spread kindness, and work together for a brighter, more inclusive future.

12/03/2026

Our Executive Director Omondi Eric is participating in a dialogue with clan and cultural leaders of the Bugwe Kingdom to explore how socio-cultural norms continue to contribute to gender-based violence within our communities.

As key actors connecting culture, young people, and emerging social trends, we recognize the power and influence cultural leaders hold in shaping attitudes, values, and behaviors in society.

This dialogue is only the beginning of a broader effort to work together toward our shared goal, creating safer and more supportive environments for young women and girls across our communities.

Let us join our efforts to champion and build cultures that protect, respect, and empower women and girls.

09/03/2026

WomenCreatingImpact series.

Today we shine a spotlight on Kongai Juliet Barbra , a professional who has honed strong expertise in operations and finance while supporting impactful community projects.

Her dedication, attention to detail, and commitment to ensuring effective project implementation continue to strengthen the work we do to serve communities.

Today we celebrate her contribution and the important role women play in driving sustainable impact.

08/03/2026

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women and girls everywhere. At ASHWA, we recognize that when women are empowered, communities grow stronger and more hopeful. Through our work in education, health, and community development, we have seen how women continue to lead change, support their families, and inspire the next generation.

This International Women’s Day, we stand with all women and girls in the call for rights, equality, and empowerment. We celebrate the voices that speak up, the hands that build, and the leaders who continue to shape a better future for our communities.

Let us keep working together to create spaces where every woman and girl is valued, supported, and given the opportunity to thrive.

06/03/2026

During this Women’s Month, we shine a light on women who are creating meaningful impact in our communities. Today, we bring to you one of our own. Meet Elizabeth Kitimbo, ASHWA’s Communications Officer, an educator and storyteller passionate about amplifying voices and sharing stories that inspire change.

With a background in education and community engagement, Elizabeth believes communication is a powerful tool for connecting people, raising awareness, and highlighting the work being done to empower communities. Through storytelling and advocacy, she helps bring attention to the voices, experiences, and achievements of women and young people.

She is driven by a strong belief that meaningful change begins with informed communities, empowered women, and young people who are given the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.

04/03/2026

Women’s impact goes beyond a month. Cheers to women who lead, innovate, learn, and show courage daily shaping inclusive futures, breaking barriers, and redefining what’s possible.

25/02/2026

Yesterday, we participated in a Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) engagement workshop for Eastern Uganda, hosted by the Uganda AIDS Commission in Mbale.

The engagement focused on strengthening collaboration between the Uganda AIDS Commission and community-based organizations implementing HIV, SRHR, and community health interventions. Discussions centred on accountability, reporting expectations, coordination of CBO activities, and the role of partners in supporting national HIV response priorities at community level.

Through interactive sessions, participants shared experiences from the field, highlighted challenges faced by CBOs, and explored practical ways to improve alignment, transparency, and effectiveness in service delivery. The workshop also provided clarity on partnership expectations and created space for dialogue between CBOs and the Commission.

For ASHWA, this engagement was timely because it presented us with the opportunity to contribute insights from our youth-focused health and Boarder-land programming while learning from peers and national leadership.

13/02/2026

Today, ASHWA joins the global community for to champion sexual health and reproductive rights. Access to protection is a fundamental right and a critical tool in the fight against HIV/STIs. By normalizing these conversations, we empower communities to make informed, responsible choices. Let’s lead with health and education to ensure a safer, healthier future for everyone.

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Odoki Road After The Chief Magistrates Court
Busia
544

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+256785248457

Website

http://www.ashwa.org/

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