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Category: Blog
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World AIDS Day 2023: Sexual Education An Intervention To Reduce High Infections Among Youths
World AIDS Day 2023: Reduce HIV Infections World AIDS Day 2023: Sexual Education to Reduce High HIV Infections Among Youths By Tshepo Tlhacoane, South Africa On 1st December, World AIDS Day 2023, PLATFORM for the NEEDY (PLANE) joins the international community in mourning those lost in the AIDS pandemic. We reaffirm our commitment to reducing…
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The Impact Of Child Abuse On A Child
The Impact of Child Abuse The Impact of Child Abuse By Dr. Anil Nepali, Global Ambassador of PLATFORM for the NEEDY Child abuse is a pervasive issue involving mistreatment, neglect, or harm inflicted upon children, typically by adults or caregivers responsible for their well-being. It manifests in various forms, each causing profound physical, emotional, and…
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State Accountability in Addressing Juvenile Delinquency in Uganda
By Dr. Anil Nepali, Global Ambassador of PLATFORM for the NEEDY Rise in Juvenile Delinquency Juvenile delinquency, or criminal behavior among young people, is increasing in Uganda. Subjecting children to adult judicial proceedings can harm their well-being and future prospects. Therefore, implementing child-friendly justice services is crucial to protect the rights of children in conflict…
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Experience of Representing Uganda in Everest International Model United Nations (EIMUN) 2023 Summit
Introduction In this blog article, I will take you through my incredible experience as a delegate representing Uganda in Everest International Model United Nations (EIMUN) 2023. As a medical graduate from KUSMS, my knowledge and passion for advocating for vulnerable populations led me to focus on the agenda of “State accountability on the presentation…
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Child Labour in Uganda: Taking a Closer Look
Introduction Uganda, a land of natural beauty and cultural diversity, faces a significant social issue that continues to cast a dark shadow on its future โ child labour. Despite considerable efforts from government and non-governmental organizations, child labour remains a highly pressing concern in Uganda, robbing children the joy of their childhood, education, and dignity.…
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Addressing Child Poverty and Deprivation in Uganda: Challenges and Solutions
By Raissa Batra The situation of children in Uganda is a bleak one. Malnutrition, lack of access to education, exposure to crime are only some of the problems faced by children living in Uganda. 49 out of 1000 children living in Uganda die before their 5th birthday. 29% of children suffer from stunting due to…
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Teen Pregnancy in Uganda: The Alarming Rise and What We Can Do About It
Why should my fun have to end? I thought that this was just the beginning. I see my friends go out to have fun. And all I can do is watch as they drive by. As they set forth to discover their youth, I’m well on my way towards ending my own. โ A…
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Bundibugyo Battles With High Cases Of Malnutrition, Parents Call For Interventions
Bundibugyo district, Western Uganda is overwhelmed by the high cases of malnutrition among the babies and mothers, something that requires an immediate intervention to save the lives of hundreds battling with the disease in Bundibugyo hospital and in the communities. Most people in Bundibugyo have preferred growing cocoa than food crops to improve their income.…
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How Sexual Violence, Early Marriage Ruin Girlsโ Education In Ntoroko
The future of the girl child in both primary and secondary schools in Ntoroko district, Western Uganda hangs in balance as cases of sexual violence and teenage marriage are reportedly on the rise. An 11- year-old girl in primary five at Ntoroko primary school was defiled by a perpetrator at night at her home village…