African Health Grid Foundation

At #AFHEG, we believe young people are not just the future. They are the present drivers of change. When equipped with accurate health information, creative tools, and safe spaces for dialogue, youth can transform their communities and inspire healthier futures.

Health literacy is not a classroom subject. It is the difference between a community that thrives and one that suffers in silence. At the #AFHEG Foundation, we are building the generation that does not wait to be saved. It leads. #HealthLiteracy

The next generation doesn't just deserve healthcare. They deserve the knowledge to understand it, demand it, and protect themselves. That is why #AFHEG is building a health-literate generation, one young leader at a time.

We just launched #KnowYourHealth. A brand new animated health explainer series by #AFHEG. One critical health topic every week built for every young person who deserves to understand their own health. Episode 1 is going live today at 3PM EAT Watch here:youtu.be/ehu32jlcvRs

She knows her health. She leads her community. She builds a healthier world. This #IWD2026, #AFHEG celebrates every woman who has stepped into her power as a Health Defender, a learner, & a changemaker. You are the reason this movement exists. #HappyWomensDay from us.

Did you know? Communities with higher #HealthLiteracy see 50% fewer preventable hospitalizations. At #AFHEG, we use storytelling, games & arts to make health knowledge accessible to every everyone inorder to build a health-literate generation. Knowledge saves lives.

@AFHEGFoundation is taking on the antimicrobial resistance crisis by bringing health information back to the basics. Through simple, clear messages shared at the community level, they’re helping people understand how everyday choices about how medicines are used, stored, and shared can either fuel or fight resistance. One conversation at a time, AFHEG is turning knowledge into a frontline defense for healthier communities Switched by @ShibaNakakande #ShapingCulture #shapingthefuture #Switchafrica #healthmatters

This Valentine’s, we are choosing love that heals. #AFHEG , @art4change_ug & @NuruMinds , are creating a safe creative space where art supports mental wellbeing, reduces stress, & helps people reconnect. Join us at Kara Space, Bugolobi Tickets 30K Mental health care is love.

This Christmas, the #AFHEG family celebrates hope, health, and community. We are grateful for everyone walking with us as we work to build a more informed and healthier future. Wishing you peace, joy, and renewed purpose this festive season.

Resilient health systems are built on informed communities. By promoting literacy and local advocacy, AFHEG strengthens the link between people and the systems that serve them. Empowerment is sustainability. #HealthSystemsStrengthening #AFHEG

In the fight against HIV, our advocacy is clear: Let communities lead. Empowering local voices, fostering education, and supporting community-driven initiatives are paramount. Together, we can make a lasting impact in the battle against HIV/AIDS. #WorldAIDSDay2025 #AFHEG

During the #16DaysOfActivism, communities in Gulu District are joining forces to fight GBV, sharing their experiences, comforting survivors, and planning practical actions to end violence in their homes. As we begin a new month, let’s protect one another. #HappyNewonth.

1.8 billion women and girls still have no legal protection against digital violence. During the #16DaysOfActivism, we must demand safer online spaces, stronger laws, and accountability for digital abuse. Protecting women offline means protecting them online too.

Millions of women are silenced by online harassment. We stand with survivors on every platform, in every space. Your voice matters. Your safety matters. Document abuse. Report it. Support those targeted. #16daysofactvism

We are excited to wrap up the Africa Youth Voices 4 Health Advocacy Bootcamp! It’s been 6 weeks of learning and supporting 30 young Africans on health advocacy in the digital age. A big appreciation to all our faculty members who have supported this program!

We are conducting community trainings in Gulu District, equipping residents with practical skills to prevent domestic violence. Participants are learning how to identify early warning signs, support survivors and strengthen reporting pathways.

UNiTE to End Digital Violence. ActionAid International Uganda calls for safe digital spaces for all women and girls. #16DaysOfActivism2025

Online harassment silences women. Together, we amplify their voices. #16DaysOfActivism2025

As the world marks #16DaysOfActivism2025, we stand with every woman and girl whose voice has been silenced by digital abuse. Online spaces must be safe, inclusive and free from violence. This year we say: #NoExcuse for online abuse. Let’s act together. #ACTtoEndViolence

Digital abuse isn’t “just online drama.” It includes, trolling & cyberbullying, non-consensual image sharing, online stalking, and others. All these cause real emotional, physical and economic harm. We must end it. #16DaysOfActivism2025

Violence often hides in silence. When we listen without judgement, we help survivors feel seen. Support starts with one simple act: believing those who speak up. #16DaysofActivism