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Hairdressing Skills from ROM Spark Maureen’s Mission to Support Young Girls

Namitala Maureen, a young mother from Kitintale Zone 12, had her life take a new turn after joining the SHE SOARS project implemented by Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative (ROM). Through life skills, SRH sessions,  and vocational hairdressing training, Maureen gained confidence, and financial independence. Her journey highlights the transformative impact of community-based empowerment interventions

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ROM’s Free Skilling Opportunity Helps Nabuuma Launch her Dream Career

Nabuuma Prossy, a 19-year-old young mother, shares her inspiring journey of transformation through Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative (ROM) under the SHE SOARS project. Despite financial constraints that initially prevented her from acquiring vocational skills, Nabuuma’s life changed significantly after joining the program. She is now utilizing her hairdressing skills to support herself and care for her newborn son.  Baseline Situation  Before joining

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This Roadside Business Is Just the Beginning — Bridget

Inspire ME Inspire ME Matsiko Bridget is a 24-year-old mother of two from Muzaana Zone, Kikubamutwe – Kabalagala. She joined the SHE SOARS project after being informed Read More Matsiko Bridget is a 24-year-old mother of two from Muzaana Zone, Kikubamutwe – Kabalagala. She joined the SHE SOARS project after being informed by Mr. Frank

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Use Social Media Responsibly: Women & Girls Tasked During 16 Days of Activism Commemoration

Women and girls have been urged to embrace responsible use of social media as a strategy to curb digital violence and protect themselves online. The call was made on Tuesday during the International Human Rights Day celebrations, which marked the climax of the global 16 Days of Activism — a period dedicated to violence prevention,

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16 Days of Activism: Confronting Cyber Harassment and Hate Speech Against Women and Girls

Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative (ROM), in partnership with Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and other stakeholders, joined the global community to commemorate the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, with a strong call to confront cyber harassment and hate speech targeting women and girls. Speaking at the event, Sheila Birungi Gandi, Director

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ROM Rallies Men to Lead with Responsibility and Compassion at Inaugural Mwami Summit

The inaugural Mwami Summit 2025, held on Wednesday, November 19th, at the Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative (ROM) Head Office, gathered men from diverse walks of life for a crucial conversation. Coinciding with International Men’s Day, the summit organized by ROM’s social-economic empowerment arm, Roses of Mbuya Social Enterprise (ROMSE), centred on the urgent

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Mwami Summit 2025: Empowering Men as Role Models for Stronger Families and Communities

Celebrating International Men’s Day – 19th November 2025 The Mwami Summit, organized by Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative (ROM) and Roses of Mbuya Social Enterprise (ROMSE), is a flagship event dedicated to celebrating men’s health, well-being, and responsible masculinity. The summit will convene over 300 men and boys from Kampala’s underserved communities to engage

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Impact Story: Doreen Nakabonge-The Youth Trainer Empowering Katoogo’s Next Generation

At 20 years, Doreen Nakabonge from lively Katoogo, Mbuya is proving how small, steady steps can rewrite a future. Growing up in a family of six, raised by a single mother after her father passed, Doreen completed Senior Four in 2021 and put school on hold so her younger siblings could continue. What she didn’t

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