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QUALITY LIFE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING WITH AND AFFECTED BY HIV AND AIDS

Mbale Network of People Living with HIV was started by a group of enthusiastic
young people living with HIV after realizing high numbers of young people who
were losing lives because of poor drug adherence caused by stigma and
discrimination. This made them to participate in the regional Y+ Beauty Pageant
a campaign aimed at fighting stigma and discrimination among young people. This
was a turning point to step up advocacy. and later young people through their
leader Mweru Peter organized themselves to form district network that will offer
a platform to other peers.
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YOUNG MOTHERS CELEBRATING INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR LEGAL AND UNSAFE ABORTION IN
MBALE CITY.

On 27th September 2021 Mbale Network of Young People Living with HIV/AIDS-MNYPA
in partnership with Uganda Youth and Adolescent Health Forum- UYAHF and PACE
held a successful participatory Young Mother’s Anti- Stigma Club meeting at
UYAHF ADH Clinic on ending stigma around safe abortion and teenage pregnancy.
Namatala is one of the wards in Mbale city known for teenage pregnancy, SGBV,
unsafe abortions and early marriages. To address some of challenges young people
under Mbale Network of Young People Living with HIV/AIDS and in partnership with
UYAHF, PACE and Eastern Region Youth Network on SRHR and Gender equality held a
participatory Young Mother’s Anti- Stigma Club meeting on Ending Unsafe Abortion
Stigma, Teenage Pregnancy, SGBV and Early Marriages. The interactive and
participatory Young Mother’s Anti- Stigma Club attracted 45 mothers and girls at
high risk of Sexual Gender Based Violence, HIV infection, Teenage Pregnancy,
Unsafe Abortions and Early Marriages. The meeting aimed at creating a platform
for experience sharing and learning between Adolescent girls and young women and
health care providers on basic concepts of safe motherhood, proven strategies to
prevent Teenage pregnancies and strategies to protect girls from Sexual and
Gender Based Violence. The meeting was graced by the Team Leader of Uganda Youth
and Adolescent Health Forum Mr. Mwesigye Patrick who is a global SRHR Champion
under the SHE DECIDES Movement. During the session, girls pointed out stigma,
Misconceptions and lack of information on sexual reproductive health services as
a leading cause to low uptake of family planning services hence causing
unintended pregnancies. Young people spoke against biases from health workers
which discourage them from using family planning services. Additionally, the
cultural norms was sighted as one of the causes of gender inequality and in most
cases undermining women’s body and ability to make informed own decisions. After
the sessions health worker providers at UYAHF Adolescent Health Clinic took
young people in understanding concepts of safe motherhood which included issues
ranging from family planning including different types of family planning,
possible side effects and how to address them. The workers emphasized the need
to attend antenatal visits, delivering from a health facility under the care of
a qualified health provider. Additionally the health workers equipped the young
mothers with information on exclusive breast feeding, routine immunization, good
feeding and detection of early signs warning of pregnancy. In the way forward,
young people called for; 1. Team leader UYAHF pledged to continue offering a
safe space through the UYAHF youth hub for young mothers to share freely. 2.
UYAHF pledged to offer free youth friendly family planning services to all young
mothers. 3. PACE to support formation of community based Anti-Stigma Clubs
supported by UYAHF change Champions and Mbale Network of Young People Living
with HIV/AIDS. 4. Mbale Network of Young People Living with HIV/AIDS to conduct
Community Outreaches meant to increase demand, availability, access and uptake
of sexual reproductive health services and information.


MNYPA ANTI-STIGMA CLUBS

In a bid to scale up HIV/TB prevention and treatment for young people, MNYPA is
working with PACE to establish anti- stigma cubs at both facility and community
level. Yesterday we had our fist club meeting with adolescent and young women of
Namatala HCIV in Mbale district. This club is dedicated to enroll other peers
into the programme, they elected their leadership and a young mother in the name
of Kakayi Anita merged as a club chairperson. This club will help to link young
people to care for HIV, TB and Sexual Reproductive Health services through a
number of facility and community activities aimed at attracting young people.
MNYPA will be working with PACE to establish the other clubs in Bumandada at
Bumandada HCIII, In Busiu at Busiu HCIV.Among the activities clubs will be doing
includes conducting Youth community outreaches offering integrated youth
services like TB screening, HIV testing and counselling, STI screening, Family
Planning, GBV screening among others.The programme will support young people
with vocational and other skills like liquid soap making, reusable pads making,
candle, bakery among others.


MNYPA HIV/SRHR/GBV COMMUNITY CLUBS

MNYPA established these clubs with aim of giving a platform for adolescent women
and young women in community to respond to increased cases of Gender Based
Violence, HIV transmission and access of Sexual Reproductive Health in Mbale,
Manafwa, Bududa, Sironko, Bulambuli and Kapchorwa.Saturday 28th August 2021,
MNYPA held a half day club meeting with women in industrial division Mbale city
to establish existing referral path ways for GBV. A total number of 20 women
including the youth women councilor madam Nafuna Doreen. Among the challenges
women raised during the meeting included lack of safe space to report GBV, lack
of GBV safe house to protect women who are GBV survivors and local leaders who
discourage women from reporting their husbands perpetrators of GBV. During the
meeting, it was agreed that all cases will be reported using the MNYPA GBV
support line +256752722842 for support services and referral for further
intervention. Other referral pathways included SUUBI helpline, District
probation office

11/01/2021


EMPOWERMENT FOR YPLHIV

Skilling Young People in different skills for self sustainablity to fight HIV
related stigma and discrimination.

19/10/2020


MNYPA APPRECIATED BY UNYPA

Through the Project MNYPA established youth friendly community spaces, this
included Evidance Based Advocacy for YPLHIV.

10/10/2020


PITCH PROJECT CLOSE OUT

Mbale Network of Young People Living with Young Living with HIV/AIDS implemented
PITCH in Mbale and Palisa District.

20/07/2020


GBV RADIO PROGRAMME

With the radio programme MNYPA talks to thousands of people in the community
about how to identify, safely report Gender Based Violence. The radio programme
links community to where they can receive GBV/HIV/SRH services.

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MWERU PETER

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MUTONYI PHIONAH

Community Paralegal(Volunteer)


MUGENYI ROBERT

Finance/ SRHR Change Champion


WAZABA DOREEN BRIDGET

Skills Trainer(Volunteer)


NAMWIGO LOVING

Hands Skills Officer


NABUZALE TEDDY

Advocacy and Gender officer


KAIRANYA EDITH

SRHR Change Champion


BWIRE BENON

Community Paralegal(Volunteer)


ABED BIN UMAR

Public Relations Officer


KASEDDE BRENDA

Programmes Manager


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PROJECT GOALS


 * Equal access to HIV related services
 * Sexual and reproductive health and rights for all
 * Equal and full rights for key populations
 * Strong civil society organisations and successful HIV advocates



Partnership to Inspire, Transform and Connect the HIV response (PITCH) is a
project implemented in a consortium by the Uganda Network of Young People Living
with HIV (UNYPA, National Forum of PLHA Networks in Uganda (NAFOPHANU) and
International Community of Women Living with HIV in Eastern Africa (ICWEA) UNYPA
is implements the project in three(3) districts of Mbale, Pallisa and
Nakapiripit. In Mbale it’s implemented by Mbale Network of People Living with
HIV/AIDS-MNYPA. The program engages Sexual Reproductive Health Rights(SRHR) and
HIV service providers, policy makers at all levels, Civil Society Organizations,
Line Ministries, leaders in local governments, Regional, Cultural and Opinion
leaders and community at large with an aim of realizing improved quality of HIV
services, accessibility, availability and utilization of SRHR services

ACHIEVEMENTS

 * 107 Young people with ART adherence challenges reached through a facility
   peer to peer psychosocial support model
 * Advocated for presentation of Young People Living with HIV on District
   HIV/AIDS Committee in Mbale and Pallisa
 * 85 Young people Trained with hands on skills during PITCH FLEX
 * Established 5 functional support groups in 2 health facilities in Mbale to
   deal with HIV related Stigma and improve access to youth friendly Sexual
   Reproductive Health Services.
 * Trained 40 Community paralegals with support from UNYPA and UGANET

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REAct is modelled around four cores which are:


 * To support individuals with crisis response and human rights based programs
 * Advocacy: To document human rights incidents with direct/indirect
   responsibilities of state
 * Analysis: To link human rights incidents with accessing HIV and Health
   services
 * For the community by the community



The REACT Rights Evidence Action is a community based human rights monitoring
and response system. REAct is modelled for peers to support individuals with
crisis response on gender based violence, documenting the violations with direct
and or indirect responsibilities of state as well as analysis to link human
rights incidents with accessing HIV and health services and For the community by
the community The program is implemented by UNYPA in collaboration with
NAFOPHANU and ICWEA nationally and by MNYPA in Mbale.

Project Goal

Project activities will contribute to AIDSFONDS's intentions to support the
emergency response through documentation and crisis support to the COVID-19
pandemic especially those exposed to all forms of violence especially gender
based violence

What we do
 * Identify,analyze and document cases of GBV against PLHIV in their communities
 * Work with other stake holders to provide a referral pathway for the survivors
   of GBV in their communities

The programme looks at identifying, documenting and responding to GBV cases In
the community, data is submitted to Dhis2 web portal for ministry of health to
inform decisions and policies regarding ending GBV.
MNYPA implements this programme in Mbale with support of UNYPA, Mbale District
Health Office, Probation officer, GBV focal person, Family Protection Unit Mbale
central police station and local leaders.

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BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES PROJECT

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The project launch with donor and partners looked at increasing community
participation and accountability. On this project we work with different
partners; Uganda Youth and Adolescent Health Forum. Elite youth of Uganda
organization and Uganda Network of young People Living with HIV/AIDS and the
Project was implemented in Bududa, Manafwa, Sironko, Bulambuli and Kapchorwa
district.

Project Goal
An increased access and uptake of Sexual Reproductive Health Services with
minimized Gender Based Violence. Mbale Network of Young People Living with
HIV/AIDS and its partners together with funding from Mt. Elgon Agroforestry
Communities Cooperative Enterprise Limited developed a response plan amidst
Covid- 19 to engage men and boys to support the SRHR and GBV needs of women and
girls to ensure good health and wealth of household members. In response to SRHR
& GBV MEACCE LTD Together with Mbale Network of Young People Living with HIV.
The project looked at;

 * Building capacity for farmers to enhance gender roles for young people as
   SRHR/GBV/HIV Champions.
 * Establishing a practical approach to report and respond to cases of Gender
   Based Violence through our SGBV helpline
 * Building community - led structures that responds to GBV, HIV and SRHR needs
   of communities
 * Increase sexual reproductive health service demand and uptake to reduce on
   the transmission of STI’s including HIV, maternal deaths, unintended
   pregnancies, and Teenage pregnancies. Offer a platform with district CSO’s
   and stakeholders to support community SRHR/GBV/HIV needs.
 * Women and Girl empowerment; The purpose is to enable women and girls to gain
   control over the sources of power, especially economically and socially,
   through awareness raising and capacity building, leading to greater
   participation in the decision-making process, control and transformative
   action. Conducted community drives to demystify SRHR/HIV/GBV myths through
   Community Drives to provide effective information.

Hold Community Dialogues to share SRHR/GBV/HIV challenges, solutions,
recommendations and experiences while accessing Sexual Reproductive Health
Services in health facilities as recipients of the services and link community
members and their leader on referral



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UNYPA and its district regional network MNYPA implements The Y+ Beauty pageant
which is a unique model campaign promoting beauty with “Zero Discrimination”
fighting stigma and discrimination against young people living and affected with
HIV.

The pageant takes place annually and builds a brand of Y+ ambassadors to re-echo
their voices and change the perception that comes with living with HIV and AIDS.
The Y+ model turns-around stigma into pride to promote inclusiveness and
acceptability of HIV+ persons in society and focuses on beauty and not on the
challenges the young people living with HIV face. It creates a platform of
learning and showing communities their (inner) beauty and therefore enabling
YPLHIV to become champions in the fight against stigma and discrimination.
All YPLHIV that take part in the Y+ Beauty Pageant Campaign are referred to as
Ambassadors of Change right from the national/regional auditions. After the 3
months campaign, the ambassadors are commissioned to participate in different
activities like; community dialogues, national celebrations like World AIDS Day
in their communities and on national level to front different issues that affect
their fellow YPLHIV. It creates a platform of learning and showing communities
their (inner) beauty and therefore enabling YPLHIV to become champions in the
fight against stigma and discrimination. All YPLHIV that take part in the Y+
Beauty Pageant Campaign are referred to as Y+ Ambassadors of change right from
the national/regional auditions. MNYPA coordinates Y+ Beauty Pageant Regional
activities in five (5) districts of Eastern Mbale, Bududa, Manafwa, Sironko and
Bulambuli

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