DIGITAL RIGHTS, HEALTH, ECONOMIC RIGHTS & EMPOWERMENT

Digital rigts and Internet freedom

Rural Aid Foundation works to advance digital rights and universal access to internet through community empowerment, advocacy and direct ICT program at grass root levels.

The Rural Women Health and Information center program

The Rural Women Health Information and Skills center in Kibaale district equipping women and girls with SRHR information and skills in making reusable sanitary pads

SRHR Advocacy

Advocating for SRHR rights for women and girls

We support the poorest rural communities to access clean water

We support the poorest rural communities to access clean water

Rural Aid Foundation and partners at the international universal health coverage day 2018 focusing on refugee health needs

We advocate for Universal Access to Health care

Health Rights advocacy for refugees

We advocate for better health and health rights of women and girls

The Role of policy makers in advancing UHC

We advocate for Universal health Coverage

SUPPORTING CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS

We support the poorest people living with HIV/AIDS and TB to access treatment, fight HIV stigma and ensure they access food for positive living.

COVID-19 AND CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV

At RAFO, we are committed to improving supporting women and Children living with HIV/TB/AIDS

COVID-19 AND CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV

At RAFO, we are committed to improving supporting women and Children living with HIV/TB/AIDS

ABORTION STIGMA TO REDUCE MATERNAL MORTALITY AMONG GIRLS AND WOMENN

We are committed to fighting abortion stigma among women an girls

”Digital rights and universal access to internet are human rights ”. ”Access to Health care is a human right”. ‘Access to economic opportunities is a human right”. ”But, in this digital era, protection of digital rights protects both health and economic rights”. We are a women and Youths centered non-profit organization whose mandate is to promote, advance and advocate for Health, digital rights and economic empowerment for women, youth and other vulnerable groups through research, advocacy, community empowerment and direct services delivery.

OUR IMPACT SO FAR

121 Rural community Ambassadors (RCAs) trained	9,267 refugees reached	3 UHC day events reaching 2,000 vulnerable people	123,450 Reached with SRHR information	10,510 provided with clean safe water in rural Uganda
		3 campaigns against internet shutdown conducted