By Rogers Sanyu | August 31, 2026
Kagadi
Reproductive Health Uganda, RHU, and its partners have officially closed a four-year project in Kagadi District.
The project was implemented in Rugashari Town Council and Kyaterekera Sub-County in partnership with Kagadi District Local Government and the Inter-Faith Network, Kagadi Chapter.
The programme focused on reproductive health, cervical cancer screening and treatment, women’s rights, and environmental conservation.
Speaking at the project closure meeting on Monday at People’s Hope Hotel in Kagadi, RHU Director of Programmes Annet Kyarimpa Mugabe said the project mainly focused on reproductive health and climate change.
She said RHU promoted environmental conservation through activities such as tree planting, while also providing communities with information on family planning.
Kyarimpa said the project had improved the lives of beneficiaries, particularly in reproductive health and environmental protection.
She has encouraged beneficiaries to continue using the skills they gained and share their knowledge with other community members.
Meanwhile, Namara Rozet, Secretary of Namirembe Women’s Group in Rugashari Town Council, said the project empowered women to understand and defend their rights, improve their livelihoods, and access reproductive health information.
The Deputy Resident District Commissioner for Kagadi, Namanya Jeremy, thanked RHU and its partners for providing reproductive health and climate-change services to communities in the district.
Namanya has urged beneficiaries to maintain the projects started under the programme and make good use of the skills they acquired.
