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Together Alive Health Initiative (TAHI)
TOGETHER ALIVE HEALTH INITIATIVE (TAHI) Press Statement on Menstrual Health Day: Urgent Call for Stakeholder Action 28TH/MAY/2023 For immediate release On this Menstrual Health Day, we emphasize the urgent need for stakeholders to take deliberate efforts to improve the menstrual health and well-being of girls and women in Uganda. Menstrual
Together Alive Health Initiative (TAHI) and Dash For Girls, in collaboration with several organizations including Uganda Youth And Adolescent Health Forum, Power To Youth Uganda, Imagine Her, Twekonyere Foundation, Womena, Women Probono Initiative, Amani Initiative, Raising Teenagers Uganda, Wezeshe Girls, and Slum Youth rehabilitation and Development organization, organized a three-day
On March 17th, 2023, we hosted a Twitter Space in commemoration of International Women’s Day under the theme, “Harnessing digital technology and innovation to enhance menstrual health and wellbeing.” The event was graced by notable and influential menstrual health (MH) actors and researchers, including Patricia Humura, Lead Advisor - Period
On the 9th of February 2023, we held a highly productive Stake holders’ consultative meeting in collaboration with our esteemed partners, Uganda Young Positives, under the You Can Project, which is supported by the Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR). The You Can Project is a two-year project that
The International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8th to honor and celebrate women. This year's theme was ‘DigitALL': Technology and Innovation for Gender Equality. TAHI was honored to organize and co-host a Twitter space with the youth cluster of Girls Not Brides Uganda to celebrate women, especially girls and
We were honored to participate in a three day co-creation workshop organized by Girls Not Brides Global for the Girls Not Brides Uganda National Partnership. This took place from 19th to 23rd February 2023 at Imperial Resort beach Hotel Entebbe, Uganda with over 20 National member organizations. The major goal
We extend our profound appreciation and gratitude to our partners in Canada for your generous contribution that enabled us to carry out a successful outreach among teenage mothers in the urban slums of Kampala. Thanks to your support, we were able to deliver hampers containing food and sanitary towels to
