Have questions about contraception? Make informed choices with the right information and guidance. 📞 Call RHU toll-free on 0800 299 003 for answers to your questions. #WeAreRHU #InformedChoice

How can we improve access to contraceptives for young people and women? As we continue commemorating World Contraception Day, Musawo Linda shares insights on expanding access to contraceptive information and services, helping young people and women make informed choices about their health. Everyone deserves accurate information, respectful care and access to a contraceptive method that meets their needs. For guidance on contraception, call RHU toll-free on 0800 299 003 or visit your nearest RHU clinic. #WorldContraceptionDay #WeAreRHU

How can men support access to contraception while respecting their partners’ choices? As we continue commemorating World Contraception Day, Sulaiman Muganza, Senior Programs Officer at @reachahand , shares how men can support their partners to access contraception through open conversations, shared responsibility and respect for informed choices. For contraception information and services, call RHU toll-free on 0800 299 003 or visit your nearest RHU clinic. #WeAreRHU

Call for Expressions of Interest: Research Consultancy Reproductive Health Uganda invites qualified individual consultants, consulting firms or consortia to conduct a study on how funding cuts and restrictive policies affect access to sexual and reproductive health and rights services and outcomes in Uganda. Deadline: 23 October 2026 Submit applications to [email protected], with a copy to [email protected] View the Terms of Reference and application requirements: drive.google.com/file/d/1H_A… #WeAreRHU

A stronger Uganda begins with healthier communities This Independence Day, we honour the strides Uganda has made in expanding access to education, healthcare and opportunities, and look ahead with hope for a future where every Ugandan can live a healthy, dignified life. At RHU, we remain dedicated to supporting individuals and families to access care, make informed choices and live healthier lives. Happy 64th Independence Day, Uganda! #WeAreRHU #UgandaAt64

We have officially launched the Health Happens Here Project in Fort Portal, bringing together stakeholders from Fort Portal City and Kabarole District with a shared pledge: “To commit to working together for young people’s health, rights and wellbeing by amplifying their voices, advancing access to accurate health information and quality services, promoting inclusion, and strengthening health systems and accountability.” #HealthHappensHere #RHUganda

“As Tooro Kingdom, we commit to working with RHU to improve young people’s access to sexual and reproductive health information and services. We are developing guidelines to promote harmonious communities and address gender-based violence. To achieve lasting results, we must involve young people in every programme and empower them to carry these messages to their peers. Parents must also fulfil their responsibility to guide and support their children. No child should have to navigate parenthood before reaching adulthood.” — Harriet Nyakake Abwooli, Deputy Prime Minister-Tooro Kingdom #WeAreRHU #HealthHappensHere

“Young people need health workers who listen without judgement and provide friendly, respectful services. Parents and community spaces such as Ekyoto can help create room for open conversations about sexual and reproductive health and rights. We must also engage men and community resource persons in addressing teenage pregnancy. RHU cannot do this alone; it requires all stakeholders working together.” — Annet Kyarimpa, Director of Programmes, RHU #WeAreRHU #HealthHappensHere

“Behind every teenage pregnancy statistic is a young person whose health, education and future are at stake. Health Happens Here is our shared commitment to ensure young people can access accurate information, respectful care and quality services when and where they need them and have a meaningful voice in shaping that support.” -Jackson Chekweko, Executive Director, RHU #WeAreRHU #HealthHappensHere

Happening now: We are launching Health Happens Here (HHH) Project in Fort Portal, bringing together key stakeholders from Fort Portal City and Kabarole District to advance young people’s health, rights and wellbeing. The meeting introduces the project’s goals and implementation approach, creates a shared understanding of adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights priorities, and explores opportunities to strengthen inclusive services and community engagement. Stakeholders will agree on their roles and mechanisms for collaboration and coordination, and commit to supporting effective project implementation. Health Happens Here is implemented by RHU with funding from the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs through Rutgers International. #WeAreRHU #HealthHappensHere

Access to contraception includes being able to choose a method that meets your needs. What barriers prevent young people from making that choice? As we continue commemorating World Contraception Day, Faith Chinula from Malawi, a Knowledge Fellow at @reachahand , shares her perspective. For more information about contraceptive options, call the RHU toll-free line on 0800 299 003 or visit your nearest RHU clinic #WorldContraceptionDay #WeAreRHU

Stories about contraception can help people make informed choices, challenge misconceptions and understand where to access care. When some voices are overlooked, their experiences and barriers to accessing services can remain unheard. As we continue commemorating World Contraception Day, we asked journalists: Which stories and voices deserve more attention in contraception reporting? 🎥 Watch their responses. #WorldContraceptionDay #WeAreRHU

As we continue commemorating World Contraception Day, we are reminding men: contraception is your responsibility too! Learn about your options, start honest conversations and support your partner’s informed choices. Your involvement can help increase contraception uptake while respecting everyone’s right to decide. Have questions? Call RHU toll-free on 0800 299 003 or visit your nearest RHU clinic for information and services. #AskRHU #WeAreRHU