Today, we joined other CSOs for the CSO Health Partners Meeting organised by Embibo Gender Initiative at Grand Global hotel, Kampala. The meeting focused on key health services for the key populations. #WomenHealthAdvocacy #CSOsForWomenHealth

The month of June is the men's #mentalhealth month. We encourage men to talk to people they trust, eat well and where possible seek medical attention. #Treatment for #Mentalhealth is available and can be treated.

Foundation for Male Engagement Uganda (FOME) Awesome Mind Speaks Mind Nest Uganda Moses Mpanga Jacqueline Adikini Lukayi Esther Kisakye Chosen ACORD Uganda Embibo Gender Initiative Eve Achan When men suffer from mental health, women and girls bear the burden.

Embrace the conversation, navigating the journey of men's mental wellness together. Together, let's break down barriers and strive for healthy minds. 14th June, 2024 Time: 7pm-8pm X Space #themindnest #mentalhealthawareness #mentahealth

Mind Nest Uganda is hosting a discussion on how men receive and reciprocate their fellow men who are dealing with mental health challenges. It is important to create a safe space for men to openly discuss their mental health struggles and provide support to one another. #themindnest

We are participating in a 2days Sub-Saharan Africa CSO Conference on Countering Financing for Terrorism 2024 at SheratonKampalaHotel organised by Civic Advisory Hub Defenders Protection. It is important to note that men in positions of power are at the centre of financing terrorism

Our ED@munokoh_leah is representing us at the Sub-Saharan Conference on CFT 2024 aimed at countering the financing of terrorism while safeguarding civic space, a crucial aspect of the CSO sector. Thanks to Defenders Protection for organizing such an engaging event. #2GetherCFT

#2GETHER-CFT

We were privileged to have been part of this TWG meeting.

We can't #keepmum our account Foundation for Male Engagement Uganda (FOME) has been #recovered.

Participaing in a dialogue on shifting social norms on unpaid care and domestic work by EPRC and Uganda Women's Network under funded by CARE (care.org) at Serena hotel

Women spend 6.6 hours on a daily in unpaid care work which is fuelled by the deep rooted social and gender cultural norms they used the POWER model to shift normal and increase women in paid care work EPRC Uganda Women's Network CARE (care.org) PowerToYouthUg

We are participating in the high-level dialogue to disseminate the end line findings of a project on shifting social norms on #unpaidcare and #domesticwork at Serena Hotel.

"We all need care, so we must care." Peace Musiimenta

What do men think of fellow men who participate in unpaid carework like cooking the day's meals, washing clothes and dishes, bathing the children, among others?

Many things including the cultural mindset. We need more men to participate in these spaces so as they learn and unlearn.

Men who are in support to push for gender equality through addressing such gender issues specifically unpaid care and domestic work that has made women and girls less productive.

Today, iCON Enterprise Foundation, in partnership with Mothercare Preparatory School in Bunamwaya, is hosting a Family Leadership Dialogue (FLD) to honor the invaluable contributions of boys and men in strengthening families and communities in celebration of International Men’s

Join us #now for this exciting engagement.

Foundation for Male Engagement Uganda (FOME) Joseph Nyende Mothercare Preparatory School Maureen Atuhaire African Women and Youth Action for Development Lukayi Esther Kisakye Chosen Men 4 Equality Uganda Women's Network It was insightful