12th June, World Day Against child labor, a day to commemorate that children deserve their rights, not the labor world. Let us end child labor and protect every child’s rights.

June is Men's Mental Health Month. Mental health is a critical yet often overlooked aspect of individual and community well-being. Many men face challenges in silence due to societal expectations, stigma, and limited conversations around emotional wellness. This month serves as a reminder that seeking support is a sign of strength, not weakness. By encouraging open dialogue, promoting awareness, and fostering supportive environments, we can contribute to healthier individuals, stronger families, and more resilient communities. At Adroit Consult International, we recognize that sustainable development goes beyond economic and social indicators, it also includes mental well-being. Together, let's create spaces where every individual feels heard, supported, and empowered to seek help when needed. #MensMentalHealthMonth #MentalHealthAwareness #Wellbeing #HealthyCommunities #SocialDevelopment #AdroitConsultInternational #StrongerTogether #MentalHealthMatters #CommunityWellbeing

Open World Foundation believes: Healthy men=healthy homes =healthy Uganda. When men talk, families heal. When men heal, communities grow. #MensMentalHealth #OpenWorldFoundation #StrongerTogether @MinofHealthUG @moses_nasa @GraceN68310

This month, we remind every man; you are allowed to struggle, you are allowed to speak, and you are allowed to heal. #MOHatWork | #MenTalkUG26

In today’s World Environment Day celebration, our team gathered to move past corporate slogans and establish concrete, personal commitments to environmental stewardship. Participants engaged directly with an action board titled "OWF Commits on This World Environment Day To", outlining immediate steps they will take in their daily operations and personal lives. #OpenWorldFoundation #WorldEnvironmentDay

@MinofHealthUG .This is brilliant 📌

As Open World Foundation, we view UNICEF’s new five-year Country Program for Uganda as a strategic roadmap that aligns perfectly with our mission of empowering youth to break free from poverty through community-led solutions in health, education, and livelihoods to enable them to become self-reliant and stay there. We share UNICEF’s shift from short-term aid to strengthening public systems, because lasting self-reliance requires sustainable foundations targeting overlapping vulnerabilities like teenage pregnancy and malnutrition at household and community levels, the plan creates the infrastructure for Uganda’s young population to drive its own economic destiny. Our work shows how community action brings UNICEF’s systematic goals to life. With menstrual hygiene kits, we help girls stay in school by preventing up to a week of missed classes each month, reducing dropout and early pregnancy risks. And through our ongoing interventions on supporting children’s education, “My Voice My Fees”,that aimed at providing reading materials, we build grassroots literacy, giving pupils the foundational tools to learn, innovate, and escape poverty. We thank UNICEF Uganda for this forward-thinking initiative. Your focus on policy reform and system strengthening gives Open World Foundation a strong framework to turn national goals into real, life-changing impact for young people in remote communities.

In commemoration of World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, we partnered with SHE-MENTORS Uganda, @SUSIUg_Alumni, @USAlumniUganda and @OpenWorldF to combat period poverty and support girls’ education in Jinja District through the Achieve More Girl Initiative. We distributed 250 reusable sanitary towel kits to girls at Kagoma Primary School to help keep them in school and promote dignity, confidence and educational continuity.

A sincere thank you to @dtb_uganda for generously providing the menstrual hygiene kits distributed to girls across different schools in Jinja today. Your contribution goes beyond support, it is helping restore dignity, confidence, and uninterrupted learning for many young girls.

Today, in commemoration of the menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, we partnered with @mentors_she @SUSIUg_Alumni @dtb_uganda @USAlumniUganda and engaged girls at Kagoma Primary School in Jinja in critical conversations about menstrual hygiene. Thank you to our incredible partners for making today a success.

Every May 28th, the world marks Menstrual Hygiene Day. This year, Open World Foundation is pleased to partner with @mentors_she @DiamondTrustBank @SUSIUg_Alumni and @USAlumniUganda to commemorate Menstrual Health Day 2026 in Jinja under the theme "Sustainable Menstrual Health as a Foundation for Educational Continuity”.

BE AWARE! The World Health Organization declared the Ebola outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. As Open World Foundation, we cannot afford silence. By implementing these clear preventive measures, you protect yourself, your family, and your entire community. #StaySafe

At Open World Foundation, we completely advocate for this. No one should have to walk through these challenges alone. Thank you for spreading awareness and support.

Today, our team concluded the final review session for the strategic plan, marking a critical milestone in our commitment to data driven community impact. We utilized this session to improve our step by step roadmap so we can do a much better job of supporting young people who are facing tough situations. #Openworldfoundation

Fact check: “Resilience is a mental health skill every vulnerable youth needs while working toward a better livelihood.” #MentalHealthMonth #YouthLivelihoods #OpenWorldFoundation @MinofHealthUG @moses_nasa @GraceNamatovu2

You do not have to be strong all the time. Taking care of your #mentalhealth is important. Reach out to a trusted friend, family member or professional for support. #MOHatWork

Monday myth buster! The Myth: Once someone develops a mental health condition, they will never recover. The reality: People with mental health challenges can and do recover. With the right support which can include therapy, life adjustments, community support or medication many people live full, highly productive, and successful lives. @moses_nasa @GraceNamatovu2

This Mother’s Day,we celebrate all mothers in our community who face the dual challenge of vulnerability and responsibility. Whether they are navigating economic hardships or displacement, their commitment to their families’ wellbeing is the foundation of our work. When we empower a vulnerable mother, we are not just helping one person, we are securing health, education, and safety of an entire household. Today, we honor your strength. We see your struggle, and we are committed to walking beside you. Happy Mother’s Day. #Openworldfoundation #Happymother’sday

#UNFPA & @GovUganda launches the #SAYPlus Programme, a bold national investment in adolescent & youth #SRHR. Under the theme “My Voice Matters: Youth Voices for SAY Plus ”, young people are at the center of shaping their future. Nothing for us, without us. #MyVoiceMatters

Did you know? “While a wealthy individual can buy support during illness, a vulnerable person relies almost entirely on their own body and mind to navigate challenges”. Good health is not just a personal benefit, it is the engine of upward mobility. #Openworldfoundation #communityHealth #HealthMatters @MinofHealthUG @WHO @moses_nasa @GRACENAMATOVU1