YAHRU,is a non profit dynamic, vibrant organization dedicated to empowering young people living with HIV(YPLWHIV),to take charge of their health,and well-being.
To empower adolescents and young people through leadership development, advocacy, digital engagement, and community-driven health interventions that promote equity, inclusion, and stigma-free access to health services.
A Uganda where all adolescents and young people, in their diversity, enjoy equitable access to health, rights, and opportunities to lead dignified and fulfilling lives.
Our goal is to empower young individuals worldwide, providing them with the tools and opportunities to become leaders and advocates for positive change in their communities.
Youth Leadership & Participation, Equity & Inclusion, Accountability & Transparency, Collaboration & Solidarity, Well-being & Dignity
Our mission is to empower adolescents and youth to advance HIV/AIDS awareness, promote sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR), and eradicate premature marriages.
We offer programs such as the Youth Empowerment Program, HIV/AIDS Awareness & Education, SRHR Youth Champions, and the Eradication of Premature Marriages.
Our programs are designed for young individuals, particularly those living with HIV, who are interested in becoming leaders and advocates in their communities.
You can get involved by participating in our programs, volunteering, partnering with us, or supporting our initiatives through donations.
We have reached thousands of young people through our educational workshops, provided critical support services, and empowered youth to lead advocacy efforts, resulting in increased awareness, reduced stigma, and positive community change.
Programs like YEP and Y+ Change Makers empower youth with leadership and advocacy skills.
Initiatives such as SRHR-YC and HIV/AIDS Awareness & Education promote SRHR education and healthcare access.
We are dedicated to empowering young individuals, promoting health equity, advancing sexual and reproductive health rights, and eradicating stigma and discrimination in our communities.
