National Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda is an umbrella organisation of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) advocating for the rights of PWDs in Uganda.
Today I officiated at the World Albinism day celebrations in Kamuli District, called upon District leaders in the region to promote inclusion by deliberate placement of Persons with Albinism who are qualified for some jobs, urged the Minister of Finance to remove sunscreen from the list of cosmetics and place it under essential drugs. @BusogaTourism
Today, we stand in solidarity with persons with albinism and condemn all forms of discrimination, stigma, & marginalization. Let us value people for their character, talents, & contributions not the color of their skin.
Social Protection wins and misses in the FY2026/27 National Budget
Social Protection Wins and Misses in the 2026/27 Budget
Today, the Uganda Parliamentary Forum on Social Protection with partners @NUDIPU, @UNAPD & Forum on PWDs held a press conference
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🇺🇬 FY 2026/27 Budget Update: For the first time, govt has allocated Sh15.5 billion for a Child Disability Benefit under the Sh173.55 bn Social Protection Budget. The fund will support families facing extra costs of caring for children with disabilities and help reduce poverty,
Persons with albinism are speaking out against harmful myths that link them to wealth through witchcraft. As @albinismumbrell ED Olive Namutebi notes, if these claims were true, why do many persons with albinism still face poverty & exclusion? Let's reject myths & embrace facts.
June is #AlbinismAwarenessMonth. This year's national celebrations in Kamuli District are under the theme: "Proudly in My Skin: Celebrate All Skin Colour Tones." Let's challenge stigma, celebrate diversity, and promote the rights, dignity, and inclusion of persons with albinism.
At the Inclusive Africa Conference in Nairobi, @NUDIPU highlighted Uganda's progress in promoting digital accessibility through inclusive ICT policies, digital literacy initiatives, and assistive technology access. Yet, accessibility gaps and affordability barriers remain.
AI can transform education for learners with disabilities through speech-to-text, screen readers, captioning & adaptive learning tools. To ensure no one is left behind, Africa must prioritize accessibility by design, affordable technology & digital skills. #InclusiveAfrica2026
Today, together with @LftWUG , we reflected on our learning & documentation journey under the #WeCanWork program, sharing lessons learned & best practices from our advocacy efforts. The program has trained 40 young advocates across Mukono,Wakiso, Kampala & Gulu, 12 mainstream.
organizations in Disability Inclusion Clusters (DISC). Through this program, young women & men with disabilities are taking action & contributing to national & regional advocacy processes that support inclusive policies in Uganda.
“We are delighted to see these young people emerge as champions of inclusion and active community participation,” says Jackson Buyinza, Youth Advocate.
#IAAD2026
All roads lead to Kamuli District as we celebrate International Albinism Awareness Day 2026.
Theme: Proudly in my skin: Celebrating all skin tones.
Venue: Booma Grounds
Date: 13th, June 2026
@SNUPA6@albinismumbrell@Mglsd_UG
As we commemorate #InternationalAlbinismAwarenessDay 2026, we strongly condemn all forms of violence and harmful practices against persons with albinism. Having a different skin pigment does not diminish anyone’s humanity, dignity, or rights. @EstherKyozira@Mglsd_UG@SNUPA6
The myth that the body parts of persons with albinism bring wealth or good fortune is false and dangerous. We must reject discrimination, challenge harmful beliefs, and promote inclusion, respect, and protection for all.
@albinismumbrell#InternationalAlbinismAwarenessDay
📢 NOTICE:
NUDIPU Annual General Meeting 2026 will be held on 26th June 2026.
Participation is strictly by invitation. Venue and further details will be communicated to invited participants in due course. #NUDIPU#AGM2026
“Braille machines & paper remain costly for many children in school limiting their right to quality education. As media you must take keen interest in highlighting these challenges & capturing the attention of policy makers to drive change.” Joan Mbabazi , Comms Officer @NUDIPU
Happening Now:
NUDIPU, together with @UMWAandMamaFM the East African Centre for Disability Law & Policy, is engaging Ugandan reporters and editors on disability-inclusive media reporting. Supported by the Disability Rights Fund to promote accurate and inclusive storytelling.
Disability issues often remain underreported because persons with disabilities are wrongly overlooked as active contributors to society. Inclusive media reporting is key to amplifying their voices, rights, and contributions to national development. @MoICT_Ug