Our Programs

Menstrual Health and Hygiene

Together To Get Her is committed to ensuring that no girl is held back by her period. Our Menstrual Health and Hygiene Program promotes menstrual dignity by increasing access to accurate information, reusable sanitary products, and safe menstrual hygiene practices. We empower adolescent girls and young women with the knowledge and practical skills to manage menstruation confidently, stay in school, and participate fully in their communities.

Through menstrual health education, reusable sanitary pad-making training, community awareness campaigns, and the distribution of menstrual hygiene products, we work to reduce period poverty, challenge stigma, and create supportive environments where every girl can thrive.

Objectives

-Increase awareness and knowledge of menstrual health and hygiene among girls, boys, parents, teachers, and communities.
-Reduce period poverty by improving access to affordable and sustainable menstrual hygiene products.
-Train girls and women to make reusable sanitary pads, promoting self-reliance and environmental sustainability.
-Keep girls in school by addressing menstrual-related barriers to education.
-Challenge myths, stigma, and discrimination surrounding menstruation through community education and advocacy.
-Promote safe menstrual hygiene practices that protect the health, dignity, and well-being of girls and women.
-Strengthen community support systems that enable girls to manage menstruation with confidence and dignity.
-Advocate for menstrual health as a human rights and public health priority.

Expected Impact

-Increased knowledge and positive attitudes toward menstrual health and hygiene.
-Reduced school absenteeism among girls due to menstruation.
-Improved access to reusable sanitary pads and menstrual hygiene products.
-Increased confidence, dignity, and self-esteem among adolescent girls and young women.
-Reduced stigma and harmful cultural misconceptions surrounding menstruation.
-More girls equipped with practical skills to produce reusable sanitary pads for personal use and income generation.
-Stronger community support for menstrual health and girls' education.
-Healthier, empowered girls who can participate fully in school, work, and community life without being limited by period poverty.

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Economic Empowerment

At Together To Get Her, we believe that economic independence is key to breaking the cycle of poverty and vulnerability. Our Economic Empowerment Program equips women, adolescent girls, and other vulnerable groups with practical vocational skills, entrepreneurship training, financial literacy, and income-generating opportunities that enable them to build sustainable livelihoods.

This program area contributes to achievement of SDG 1. End poverty in all forms, SDG5. Achieve gender equality among adolescent and empower teenage mothers, and SDG 10. Reduce inequality amongst adolescent boys and girls.

Through initiatives such as tailoring and fashion design, business mentorship, savings and financial management, and enterprise development, we empower participants to gain the confidence, skills, and resources needed to secure dignified employment, start small businesses, and become financially self-reliant.

By investing in people's potential, we are creating resilient individuals, strengthening families, and building communities where women and girls can thrive, contribute to local economic development, and shape their own futures with dignity and confidence.

Objectives

-Equip women and girls with practical vocational skills that increase their employability and enable them to generate sustainable incomes.
-Promote entrepreneurship and business development by providing training, mentorship, and support to start and grow small businesses.
-Strengthen financial literacy by equipping participants with knowledge in budgeting, saving, investing, and responsible financial management.
-Create sustainable livelihood opportunities that reduce poverty, dependency, and economic vulnerability among women and marginalized communities.
-Support survivors of gender-based violence and other vulnerable individuals to rebuild their lives through economic independence and self-reliance.
-Increase access to productive resources such as vocational tools, startup kits, equipment, and market opportunities.
-Promote savings and financial inclusion through community savings groups and access to economic empowerment initiatives.
-Foster innovation and resilience by helping beneficiaries adapt to changing economic conditions and seize new opportunities.
-Empower women and girls to become leaders and decision-makers within their households, businesses, and communities through financial independence.
-Build resilient communities where economic opportunities enable individuals and families to live with dignity, reduce inequality, and achieve long-term prosperity.

Expected Impact

-Increased financial independence among women and girls through sustainable income-generating opportunities.
-Reduced poverty and economic vulnerability for individuals and households participating in our programs.
-Improved employability and entrepreneurship, with more beneficiaries securing jobs or starting successful small businesses.
-Enhanced vocational and business skills that enable participants to compete in local markets and create sustainable livelihoods.
-Greater financial literacy, resulting in better savings habits, budgeting, and responsible financial decision-making.
-Improved household well-being, with increased access to food, healthcare, education, and other essential services through higher household incomes.
-Greater confidence, leadership, and decision-making power for women and girls within their families and communities.
-Stronger community resilience through diversified livelihoods and reduced dependence on external assistance.
-Expanded economic opportunities through partnerships, market linkages, and access to productive resources.
-A generation of empowered women and girls who are equipped with the skills, confidence, and resources to transform their lives, support their families, and contribute to sustainable community development.

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Education and Skills training

At Together To Get Her, we believe that education and practical skills are powerful tools for breaking the cycle of poverty and creating lasting opportunities. Our Education and Skills Training Program equips children, adolescent girls, and young women with the knowledge, vocational skills, and life skills they need to become confident, self-reliant, and active contributors to their communities.

Through academic support, mentorship, vocational training, digital literacy, leadership development, and life skills education, we empower beneficiaries to pursue their education, secure meaningful employment, start businesses, and make informed decisions about their future.

Objectives

-Improve access to quality education for vulnerable children, adolescent girls, and young women.
-Equip beneficiaries with practical vocational and technical skills that enhance employability and entrepreneurship.
-Promote school retention and reduce school dropout among girls through mentorship and supportive interventions.
-Strengthen life skills, including communication, leadership, problem-solving, and decision-making.
-Enhance digital literacy and access to technology to prepare young people for the modern workforce.
-Provide career guidance, mentorship, and personal development opportunities that inspire lifelong learning.
-Promote inclusive education by supporting learners from marginalized and vulnerable backgrounds.
-Foster confidence, creativity, and innovation among young people through practical learning experiences.

Expected Impact

-Increased school enrolment, retention, and completion among vulnerable children and girls.
-Improved vocational, technical, and digital skills that increase employment and self-employment opportunities.
-Enhanced confidence, leadership, and life skills among young people.
-More women and girls equipped to start businesses and pursue sustainable livelihoods.
-Reduced unemployment and economic vulnerability through skills development.
-Increased access to education for marginalized and underserved communities.
-Stronger, more resilient communities with educated and skilled young people contributing to social and economic development.
-A generation of empowered youth equipped with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to transform their lives and positively impact their communities.

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Sexual Reproductive Health

Uganda is comprised with largely young people, over half the population is aged under 30yeras. These young people interact in many aspects of life including sexually, we therefore focus on building capacities of young people and integrated SHR/HIV widen their understanding and build their capacity to make informed sexual Reproductive decisions.

At Together To Get Her, we are committed to empowering adolescents, young people, women, and communities with the knowledge and resources they need to make informed decisions about their sexual and reproductive health. Our Sexual and Reproductive Health Program promotes healthy lifestyles, bodily autonomy, and access to accurate information and essential services.

Through comprehensive sexuality education, menstrual health education, adolescent-friendly health awareness, prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), family planning awareness, maternal health education, and community engagement, we help individuals make informed choices, reduce health risks, and improve their overall well-being.

Objectives

-Increase access to accurate, age-appropriate sexual and reproductive health information.
-Promote healthy behaviors and informed decision-making among adolescents and young people.
-Raise awareness about menstrual health, puberty, and reproductive health.
-Promote the prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV, through education and awareness.
-Increase awareness of family planning options and reproductive health services.
-Reduce teenage pregnancy through education, mentorship, and community engagement.
-Encourage timely access to quality sexual and reproductive healthcare services through referrals and partnerships.
-Engage parents, teachers, healthcare providers, and community leaders in supporting the sexual and reproductive health needs of adolescents and young people.

Expected Impact

-Increased knowledge of sexual and reproductive health among adolescents and young people.
-Improved menstrual health management and reproductive health practices.
-Reduced rates of teenage pregnancy and risky sexual behaviors in target communities.
-Increased uptake of adolescent-friendly health services through referrals and community awareness.
-Improved awareness and prevention of sexually transmitted infections, including HIV.
-Greater confidence among young people to make informed, healthy, and responsible decisions.
-Reduced stigma surrounding sexual and reproductive health discussions.
-Healthier, empowered communities where women, girls, and young people can exercise their rights and access quality reproductive healthcare.

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Gender Equality and GBV Protection

At Together To Get Her, we are committed to building communities where women and girls live free from discrimination, violence, and inequality. Our Gender Equality and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention Program promotes equal rights, opportunities, and participation while addressing the root causes of gender-based violence through prevention, awareness, advocacy, and survivor-centered support.

We work with women, girls, men, boys, community leaders, schools, and institutions to challenge harmful social norms, promote positive gender relationships, and strengthen community systems that prevent and respond to violence. Through education, advocacy, referrals, psychosocial support, and partnerships, we empower survivors and create safer, more inclusive communities where everyone can thrive.

Objectives

-Promote gender equality by advancing the rights, participation, and leadership of women and girls.
-Prevent gender-based violence through community awareness, education, and behavior change initiatives.
-Increase knowledge of human rights, gender equality, and GBV prevention among communities.
-Strengthen the capacity of families, schools, and community leaders to identify, prevent, and respond to GBV.
-Provide survivor-centered support through referrals, psychosocial support, and access to appropriate protection services.
-Engage men and boys as positive allies in promoting gender equality and preventing violence.
-Advocate for the implementation and enforcement of laws and policies that protect women, girls, and survivors of violence.
-Build partnerships with government agencies, civil society organizations, and development partners to strengthen GBV prevention and response systems.

Expected Impact

-Reduced cases of gender-based violence within target communities.
-Increased awareness of gender equality, human rights, and violence prevention.
-Greater participation and leadership of women and girls in community development and decision-making.
-Improved access to protection, justice, healthcare, and psychosocial support for survivors of GBV.
-Stronger community systems for preventing, reporting, and responding to violence.
-Positive changes in social norms and attitudes that promote respect, equality, and non-violence.
-Increased engagement of men and boys as advocates for gender equality and the prevention of GBV.
-Safer, more inclusive communities where women, girls, and all individuals can live with dignity, equality, and freedom from violence.

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Psychosocial Support

At Together To Get Her, we recognize that healing extends beyond meeting physical and economic needs. Our Psychosocial Support Program promotes emotional well-being, mental health, and resilience among women, girls, children, survivors of gender-based violence, caregivers, and other vulnerable individuals.

We provide safe spaces where individuals can access psychosocial support, counseling referrals, peer support groups, life skills training, and community-based interventions that foster healing, restore hope, and strengthen resilience. By working with families, communities, and service providers, we help individuals recover from trauma, build healthy relationships, and lead fulfilling lives.

Objectives

-Promote positive mental health and emotional well-being among vulnerable individuals and communities.
-Provide psychosocial support to survivors of gender-based violence, abuse, neglect, and other traumatic experiences.
-Strengthen resilience and healthy coping mechanisms through life skills education and peer support.
-Establish safe spaces where women, girls, and children can express themselves freely and receive appropriate support.
-Increase community awareness about mental health, psychosocial well-being, and the importance of seeking help.
-Strengthen referral pathways to professional counseling, healthcare, legal, and protection services.
-Support caregivers and families in providing nurturing and emotionally supportive environments.
-Reduce stigma surrounding mental health and encourage community acceptance and inclusion.

Expected Impact

-Improved mental health and emotional well-being among programme participants.
-Increased resilience and healthier coping strategies for individuals recovering from trauma.
-Greater access to psychosocial support and referral services.
-Reduced stigma associated with mental health and psychosocial challenges.
-Stronger family relationships and community support networks.
-Increased confidence, self-esteem, and social inclusion among women, girls, children, and other vulnerable groups.
-Safer communities where individuals affected by trauma receive compassionate, timely, and appropriate support.
-Empowered individuals who are emotionally resilient and able to participate fully in their families, schools, workplaces, and communities.

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Child Protection and Disability Inclusion

At Together To Get Her, we are committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment where every child can grow, learn, and thrive. Our Child Protection and Disability Inclusion Program promotes the rights, dignity, and well-being of children, with a special focus on those at risk of abuse, neglect, exploitation, violence, and children living with disabilities.

We work with families, schools, communities, and relevant stakeholders to strengthen child protection systems, improve access to essential services, and promote the inclusion of children with disabilities in education, healthcare, and community life. Through awareness campaigns, case management, referrals, family support, and advocacy, we strive to ensure that every child is protected, valued, and given the opportunity to reach their full potential.

Objectives

-Protect children from abuse, neglect, exploitation, violence, and harmful practices through prevention, awareness, and community action.
-Promote the rights, dignity, and inclusion of children living with disabilities in all aspects of society.
-Strengthen the capacity of parents, caregivers, schools, and communities to provide safe and supportive environments for children.
-Improve access to education, healthcare, rehabilitation, and social protection services for vulnerable children.
-Provide case management, referrals, and psychosocial support for children and families facing protection concerns.
-Advocate for inclusive policies and practices that uphold the rights of children and persons with disabilities.
-Raise community awareness to reduce stigma, discrimination, and exclusion of children living with disabilities.
-Foster collaboration with government institutions, civil society organizations, and development partners to strengthen child protection and disability inclusion systems.

Expected Impact

-Reduced cases of child abuse, neglect, exploitation, and violence within target communities.
-Increased awareness of child rights and disability inclusion among families, schools, and community members.
-Improved access to quality education, healthcare, rehabilitation, and social services for vulnerable children.
-Greater inclusion and participation of children living with disabilities in schools and community activities.
-Strengthened family and community capacity to protect and support children's well-being.
-Reduced stigma and discrimination against children living with disabilities.
-Stronger child protection referral and support systems through effective partnerships and collaboration.
-Empowered children who are safe, respected, included, and able to reach their full potential regardless of their background or ability.

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Advocacy, Research and Networking

With increased interaction between rural and urban cultures, the most vulnerable in this situation is the rural girl child who often falls victim to unwanted pregnancy, child marriages, and sexual exploitation. This is majorly due to lack of enabling community support systems for a girl child to pursue her dream or enjoy social and economic privileges as boy child.
Through advocacy, we position ourselves to tell the stories of rural girl child as part of a vulnerable, under privileged population that seeks attention. As an underserved population we call for their continuous support at this critical state of human development during which the stage is set for later life.

We advocate for the rights, inclusion, and empowerment of women, girls, children, and other vulnerable groups. We conduct research to identify community needs, generate evidence, and inform programs and policy recommendations. Through strategic networking and partnerships with government institutions, civil society organizations, development partners, and local communities, we amplify marginalized voices, influence positive policy change, and promote sustainable solutions that improve lives and strengthen communities.

Objectives

-To advocate for policies and practices that protect and promote the rights of women, girls, children, and other vulnerable groups.
-To conduct research that identifies community needs, challenges, and opportunities to inform evidence-based programming and policy advocacy.
-To raise awareness on issues such as gender equality, child protection, disability inclusion, education, health, and social justice through community engagement and public campaigns.
-To build strategic partnerships with government agencies, civil society organizations, development partners, academic institutions, and the private sector to strengthen collective impact.
-To amplify the voices of marginalized communities by promoting their participation in decision-making processes and development initiatives.
-To strengthen the capacity of community members and stakeholders to advocate for their rights and actively contribute to sustainable development.
-To promote knowledge sharing through research findings, policy dialogues, stakeholder forums, and community learning platforms.
-To influence positive social change by using evidence, collaboration, and advocacy to address systemic barriers affecting vulnerable populations.

Expected Impact

-Stronger protection of the rights of women, girls, children, persons with disabilities, and other vulnerable populations.
-Greater community awareness of human rights, gender equality, child protection, disability inclusion, and social justice.
-Evidence-informed policies and programs that respond to the real needs and priorities of communities.
-Increased participation of marginalized groups in decision-making processes at community and national levels.
-Stronger partnerships among government, civil society, development partners, and communities to address shared challenges.
-Improved access to services through coordinated advocacy and referral networks.
-Enhanced accountability among institutions and duty bearers in protecting and promoting human rights.
-Empowered communities with the knowledge, confidence, and capacity to advocate for their own rights and development.
-Sustainable, community-led solutions that address the root causes of inequality, exclusion, and poverty.
-A more inclusive society where every individual regardless of gender, age, disability, or background has the opportunity to live with dignity, participate fully, and reach their potential.

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Menstrual Health and Hygiene

Economic Empowerment

Education and Skills training

Sexual Reproductive Health

Gender Equality and GBV Protection

Psychosocial Support

Child Protection and Disability Inclusion

Advocacy, Research and Networking

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