Our Vision: An empowered community respecting the rights of young people.

Busia, Uganda
Joined June 2015
The Crossroads International Annual Scholars & Partners Forum 2026 brought together Scholars and partner organizations to reflect on the impact of the Scholars for Social Change (SSC) project, celebrate achievements, and strengthen partnerships for the future.
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We are proud that we received a Certificate of Recognition as an implementing partner in the SSC Project. Thank you to @CrossroadsIntl and the @MastercardFdn for supporting and investing in Africa's next generation of changemakers. #ASHWAat11 #ScholarsForSocialChange
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Today, we convened a Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) community feedback meeting in Sikuda subcounty in Busia District to validate findings collected from community members accessing HIV, TB, and malaria services.
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Community validation is a critical component of the CLM process. It strengthens accountability, ensures that evidence is grounded in lived experiences, and empowers communities to actively contribute to improving health systems and service delivery.
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Community members openly shared perspectives on the strengths, gaps, and challenges affecting service delivery at the facility.Through these discussions, participants identified key areas for improvement and jointly developed practical recommendations to enhance the quality.
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The meeting provided an important platform for service users to review and discuss the analyzed data, ensuring that the findings accurately reflected their experiences and the realities of accessing healthcare services.
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We joined ChildFund Uganda and VSLAs in Busia for a learning exchange on community savings and livelihoods. Communities shared how VSLAs are strengthening resilience, education, and small businesses.
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The legacy of the Uganda Martyrs reminds us that courage, conviction, and sacrifice can shape generations. May their example inspire us to stand for what is right, serve others with compassion, and remain steadfast in our values as we build stronger communities. #ASHWAat11
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Menstruation is not just a women’s issue, it is a community conversation. Our male staff are using their voices to challenge stigma and encourage support for menstrual health and hygiene. When men are involved, we create safer & more supportive spaces for girls & women #MHM
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As we commemorate this #MenstrualHygieneDay, we stand with girls and women everywhere in breaking the silence around menstruation. This is natural, yet stigma still holds many back from learning, speaking openly, and accessing the support they need for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld
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As we approach the world menstrual hygiene day , @chelaestherlabu the @yac4srhr President calls upon everyone to stand for dignity of young girls and women. #PeriodFriendlyWorld
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As we celebrate this special season of faith, sacrifice, and togetherness, we extend our heartfelt wishes to all our Muslim brothers and sisters. May this Eid bring peace, joy, love, and renewed hope to you and your families. Wishing you a blessed and joyful Eid filled
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Change begins with conversations, awareness, and action. As we count down to #WorldMenstrualHygieneDay2026, ASHWA continues to create impact by breaking menstrual stigma, empowering girls and women, and raising voices that deserve to be heard. #PeriodsNPride #ASHWAat11
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Today, ASHWA had the privilege of hosting a team led by the Regional Coordinator from UDHA for a productive engagement with our Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) team and advocates. The engagement focused on the analysis of data collected from 10 health facilities
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And enhancing community-centered healthcare services. We remain committed to data-driven advocacy and meaningful community participation as key drivers of sustainable impact. Appreciate the continued collaboration and dedication of UDHA and TASO as we work together. #ASHWAat11
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As well as the implementation roadmap for upcoming advocacy activities scheduled for next week. The discussions provided a valuable opportunity to reflect on field experiences, assess progress, identify gaps, and explore practical strategies for strengthening accountability
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Which will serve as evidence to inform advocacy efforts aimed at improving health service delivery within communities. During the session, CLM advocates were oriented on developing position papers based on key issues identified from the facilities
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The Out-of-School National Guidelines were launched on 29th April 2026 by the @Mglsd_UG, with key stakeholders appending their signatures on the manual. This video highlights why it was developed, how it will work, and what it will achieve for adolescents and youth. #SRHR4All
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As we mark this #11YearsOfImpact, we reflect with gratitude on how far we have come and look forward with renewed commitment to creating lasting change and building empowered communities for a better tomorrow. Thank you to everyone who has walked this journey with us.#ASHWAAt11
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We were glad to host Crossroads International today for an M&E visit under the #SSC program funded by @MastercardFdn Great reflections on scholars’ experiences, impact, and growth across Communication, M&E & Operations roles. Grateful for this partnership #ASHWAat10
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