RH Foundation

Leadership grows where mentorship lives.

Today, , in partnership with , proudly hosted the Global Mentoring Walk, bringing together women leaders and emerging changemakers to share wisdom, courage, and vision for the future.

Because when one woman rises, she lifts many others with her.

Working closely with we were able to visit over six schools in Jinja district teaching the children various things. We had facilitators who taught them their rights and also were raising awareness against child labor. And many more others

Tailoring is one of the skills that has fed many families and sent their children to school in Uganda.

Today we were able to add another skill to 40 youth. The skill that was taught today was shampoo making…Afterwards a small meal was shared and the facilitators gave a word of encouragement to the youth

Happy New Year ✨

With deep gratitude to our donors and partners—thank you for standing with survivors and believing in healing, dignity, and justice. Because of you, lives are being rebuilt and hope continues to rise.

Here’s to another year of impact, resilience, and shared purpose 💜

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During the 16 Days of Activism, let's remember the importance of safety not just in our homes and communities but also in our online spaces. Digital violence—like harassment, cyberstalking, bullying, and the sharing of abusive images—affects countless women and girls every day, and it's something we can all help prevent.

Technology should be a source of empowerment, learning, and connection—never a tool for intimidation or silence. By speaking out, supporting survivors, and holding those who spread harm accountable, we can create a safer digital environment for everyone.

Every woman and girl deserves to have their voice heard and to feel safe, both online and offline. Let’s come together to champion dignity, respect, and justice.

https://www.rapehurts.org/donate-online/

As part of the global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, R**e Hurts Foundation is sharing practical actions that individuals, communities, and institutions can take to prevent violence and support survivors.

These flyers are a call to action.
A call to awareness.
A call to responsibility.

Let’s work together to build a Uganda where women and girls are safe, respected, and protected.

December 1st marks a powerful reminder for us all—it's a day to shine a light on the stigma faced by people living with HIV/AIDS and those affected by it. Remember, HIV remains a global challenge, and together, we all share the responsibility to make a difference. Let’s work towards creating accepting and supportive spaces where this issue can be eradicated entirely, because with collective effort, it truly is possible.