Women Leadership Development - WLEDE

👏 To everyone from Lira, Aromo & Ogur—thank you for showing up, speaking up, and engaging with passion during the barazas. Your unity shows what’s possible when communities come together to shape their future. 🌍✨
💬 Every contribution mattered, every smile carried hope.

✨Thank you, Lira, Aromo & Ogur! ✨
Your presence and active participation in the recently concluded barazas mean so much. The smiles, the questions, the commitments—you spoke, and you were heard. Together, we are shaping a stronger, more inclusive future. 💚
📌 The smiles said it all—community power is alive!

👩🏽‍🍼 Every mother’s story matters.
In Kampala and Lira, women share their journeys of resilience in accessing maternal health services. Their voices remind us that better healthcare for mothers means stronger families and communities.

🌍 This is more than a documentary — it’s a call to action.
💬 What does maternal health mean to you? Share your thoughts below ⬇️

📸 Every powerful story has a journey behind it.
Our team has walked through the communities of Kampala and Lira to bring you untold stories — the struggles, the triumphs, and the hope.

🎥 This documentary series is not just film, it’s a movement to amplify voices that need to be heard.

➡️ Follow along and be part of the change.

🌍 One Year On: Remembering the Kiteezi Landfill Disaster 🕯️

A year ago, the collapse of the Kiteezi landfill claimed lives, displaced hundreds, and exposed the urgent need for safer waste management in Uganda.

Today, survivors are still rebuilding—fighting economic hardship, health challenges, and the lingering scars of loss. The tragedy remains a stark reminder that sustainable urban planning is not a luxury—it’s a necessity.

💬 “We lost our homes, our loved ones, and our work in one night. Recovery has been slow, but we have not given up.” – Survivor, Kiteezi

WLEDE stands with the affected families, calls for lasting solutions, and renews our commitment to environmental justice and safer communities. 🌱

🔗 Read the full story: https://wlede.org/kteezi-landfill-disaster-uganda-one-year-on/