About Girly Network
We are a women-led community-based organization dedicated to building healthier, equal, and empowered communities through public health, gender equality, and social justice.
To build healthier, equal, and empowered communities through public health initiatives, gender equality, and social justice.
Empower communities to thrive in health, equality, and justice.
- Accountability
- Integrity
- Teamwork
- Inclusivity
- Social Responsibility
Our Story
Girly Network was founded in 2018 by female survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in Uganda. What started as a support initiative has grown into a holistic community-based organization tackling public health challenges and advancing social justice.
We address gender-based violence, reproductive and mental health, economic empowerment, and youth inclusion. Our work spans across Iganga District — including Northern Division, Bulamagi, Nakigo, Nabitende, Nawandala, Kidaago, Nakalama, and Namungalwe.
What We Tackle:
- Gender-Based Violence
- Sexual & Reproductive Health
- Mental Health & NCDs
- Climate Action
- Unemployment
Who We Serve:
- Women & Girls
- Youth (especially 10–25 years)
Our Impact
65,000+
People Reached with SRHR & SGBV Education
50
Teenage Mothers Trained in Leather Crafts
10+
Schools Supported in Iganga District
Meet Our Team
Grace Namugenyi
Founder & Executive Director
Grace is a passionate advocate for gender justice and community health, with over 10 years of experience in grassroots organizing.
Ritah Nalubega
Programs Coordinator
Leads project implementation and youth engagement activities with a focus on SRHR and SGBV prevention.
Sarah Nabirye
Communications & Outreach Lead
Responsible for community engagement, media relations, and public campaigns at Girly Network.
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