Laudato Youth Initiative

The Laudato Si’ Club of Nyakasura School is determined to eliminate single-use plastics by repurposing plastic waste and reducing plastic consumption at club gatherings and school events, including visitation days. Together, we say no to single-use plastics.

National Environment Sustainability Awards (NESA)

The Laudato Youth Initiative joins Nema to Celebrate its 3rd Uganda’s Green Championship under the theme “Innovation for Climate Resilience.” The Award celebrate outstanding individuals, organisations, institutions, companies, and communities driving environmental conservation, climate action, innovation, and sustainable development across Uganda. Held Friday 19th June, at Serena Hotel Kampala

Our Laudato Si Club Patron Nyakasura School Mr. Dan Rusahura said the Laudato Si’ Club of Nyakasura School is grateful for this achievement, as the club’s activities have contributed significantly to the school being nominated and recognized as one of the leading Green Schools in the country. To God be the glory said the Laudato Si Club Patron at Nyakasura School. Learn more about the club https://laudato-youthinitiative.org/nyakasura-school/
National Environment Management Authority
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This year’s World Environment Day theme, “Climate Action,” calls on all of us to respond with greater urgency and commitment. Our Laudato Youth Initiative Motto, “United for Climate Action,” encourages us to continue uniting communities and inspiring our Laudato Si’ Clubs to undertake meaningful environmental activities that contribute to the fight against climate change.

https://laudato-youthinitiative.org/2026/06/03/st-adolf-mukasa-ludigo-and-other-uganda-martyrs-challenge-us-to-embrace-integral-ecology/ Integral ecology is not just a concept, but a way of life. It invites us to connect with God, creation, and one another. Drawing on the legacies of St. Adolf Mukasa Ludigo and the Uganda Martyrs, this article reflects on how we can build a healthier society for future generations by weaving faith, ecology, and modern challenges into a single narrative inspired by the courage and life of St. Adolf.

Countries need to enhance spiritual approaches to environmental conservation, putting Laudato si’ in practice would inspire “an integrated approach to combating poverty”, one which “protects nature” while at the same time “restoring dignity to the vulnerable poor ” LS (139).

Pope Francis argued that “integral human development,” or development which does not prioritise economic growth and technological progress above all else. While growth is important, the Holy Father said, we must ensure that it is promoted in tandem with other things of value, including the natural world, human culture, the poor and vulnerable, and animal life.

Pope Francis's encyclical Laudato Si' (2015) establishes that the environmental crisis and social injustice are a single, complex crisis. It argues that environmental protection and human dignity are inseparable; we cannot care for nature without defending the vulnerable poor, and we cannot protect human dignity without a healthy, sustainable environment.