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Reach a Hand Uganda (RAHU) recognize youth as an essential and valuable asset to development and a key part of Uganda’s development and growth. Its because of this background that we are organizing an Inter-generational Dialogue scheduled on 13th September, 2014 at the National Water and Sewage Cooperation Resource Center, Bugolobi. An activity to mark the World Sexuality Health Day Celebrations in Uganda.
Organised under the theme “Strengthening Effective and Meaningful involvement of a Young Nation in Sexual Reproductive Health.” The first inter-generational dialogue is to bridge the generation gap, and will focus on role of adults, policy makers and community leaders in promoting comprehensive sexuality education and youth friendly SRHR services.
Guest of honor
Minister of State (Primary Health Care) Honourable Sarah Opendi Aceng
Dialogue Panelists

Jackson Chekweko, Executive Director, Reproductive Health Uganda
Dr. Deepmala Mahla, Country Director, Marie Stopes Uganda
Hon. Sarah Nababide, Member of Parliament and Chairperson National Executive Committee, Reproductive Health Uganda
Nargis Shiraz, co-founder of Wo-man Foundation and Women Deliver Youth Leader
Kityo Vivian Wakisa,  Founder Wakisa Ministries
Rev. Rukundo M. Richard, Coordinator Children and Youth Affairs at Church of Uganda
GNL Zamba, Uganda HipHop Musician
Atuhaire Godfrey, 2010 Overall Young Achiever
Acheing Monica, RAHU Peer Educator and Head Girl Makerere College School
Marea Muyonjo Alice, Peer Educator, Reproductive Health Uganda
Jacqueline Alesi Living openly with HIV
SSekalegga Edward, Headteacher - Kiwoko SS

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