Meet Naiga Doreen, a passionate advocate and Programme Officer for Youth, Health, and Climate at Regenerate Africa. With a Bachelor of Laws from Uganda Christian University, Doreen brings extensive experience in youth-focused initiatives, particularly in addressing youth-led health, SRH, and climate action. As a member of the European Union Youth Sounding Board of Uganda and an African Union Bingwa under the auspices Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention , Doreen amplifies youth voices on crucial issues to international platforms. Her role in the Youth Steering Committee for Y-ACT by Amref Health Africa underscores her commitment to shaping strategic directions and championing new youth-driven initiatives. In her role, Doreen spearheads the collaborative design and implementation of programs at the nexus of climate, health, and FP/SRH. She empowers young people to address the interlinkages of these issues and elevate their voices for a regenerative future. With her dedication to fostering meaningful dialogues and crafting outcome documents, Doreen ensures that the priorities of young people are intricately woven into the work of Regenerate Africa. Join Doreen on her journey to create a healthier, more sustainable future where the voices of youth lead the way towards positive change.
We are thrilled to announce the signing of a game-changing Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Regenerate Africa and CorpsAfrica/Uganda! This MOU marks a powerful alliance dedicated to fostering community development and well-being across Africa. You can find out more about CoprsAfrica/Uganda's work on their website. CorpsAfrica/Uganda is passionate about empowering rural communities by harnessing the energy and innovation of young African leaders. Through its transformative volunteer program, they are tackling poverty head-on, one village at a time. But they are not doing it alone! In partnership with Regenerate Africa, we are amplifying our impact and reaching even more communities in need. From advancing social change initiatives to promoting environmental conservation, our collaboration is poised to make a real difference where it matters most. And it doesn't stop there! Together, we are opening doors for students to gain hands-on experience through community internships, fostering a new generation of change-makers. Plus, we are pooling our resources for training, research, and joint activities, ensuring our efforts are strategic and sustainable. But perhaps most importantly, this partnership is about people. It is about empowering youth, nurturing local leaders, and lifting up vulnerable members of our communities. It's about creating model villages that serve as…