High Sound for Children successfully hosted its 3rd Online Safety Holiday Camp, bringing together over 100 children and young people aged 10–24 years.

High Sound for Children a local non-profit dedicated to promoting safe media for children engaged the Buganda Kingdom seeking its support adding voice to those calling for protection of children online.

High Sound for Children has received sewing and knitting machines to strengthen its efforts in empowering child mothers under its Gold Star Skilling Program in Kawempe’s Ssebaggala Zone.

High Sound for Children through its Media Clubs initiative, is equipping learners with essential media and communication skills.

Raising Voices, a trailblazer in preventing violence against women and children, celebrated a remarkable 25 years of mobilizing communities and schools to prevent violence. 

High Sound for Children Uganda has launched a six-week training program on safe and responsible media usage  in four schools supported by Promoting Equality in African Schools Organization (PEAS).

A section of fathers drawn from the commercial boda boda industry have committed to work towards ending sexual abuse against young girls.

The Lugogo Cricket Oval came alive with vibrant colour and energy as government officials, international partners , young people, and child rights organizations gathered to commemorate International Menstrual Hygiene Day.

Vulnerable children in Kibuli and Kabalagala now have access to reading materials and ICT classes, thanks to the newly established Angaza Resource Centre.

Trailblazers Mentoring Foundation, a non-governmental organization protecting and promoting rights of girls, in partnership with the Ministry of Education has launched the training of 200 Peer Mentors across seven districts  under the Gender for Development Uganda (G4DU) Project.

High Sound for Children, an organization that advocates for safe media for children has released a new report examining how three of Uganda’s leading newspapers — New Vision, Daily Monitor, and Bukedde — cover children’s issues.

Ugandan child representatives who took part in the Africa Children’s Summit 2025 have returned home with a bold and passionate call: establish a Children’s Parliament in Uganda.