Triumph Uganda – Mental Health Support and Recovery Program

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POLICY PAPER ON INCLUSIVE SRHRs

Triumph self advocate presents a policy paper on access to inclusive SRHR for adolescent girls and young women with psycho social disabilities.

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SAUTI YA DADA (GIRLS' VOICE)

Adolescent girls in their safety circle during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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LOCAL AND HIGH LEVEL ADVOCACY ENGAGEMENTS

TRIUMPH founding director (WNUSP board member) during the UN high level meeting.

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Welcome to TRIUMPH

TRIUMPH is an indigenous organization that advocates for the inclusion and rights of persons with psycho social disabilities.

Robinah

Founding Director - TRIUMPH

Vision

Society that fully includes persons with psychosocial disabilities

Mission statement

To contribute to the process of enhancing recovery, building resilience and investing in social networks for inclusion of persons with psychosocial disabilities.

Goal

Empowered society that includes persons with psychosocial disabilities for productive and independent living

Strategic Objective

Increased awareness about psychosocial disability and about the rights of persons with psychosocial disabilities.
Enhanced capacity of PWPSD, their families and local communities to promote inclusion and participation of the affected persons in society
Increased collaboration and partnerships for advocacy to increase access to essential services by PWPSD
Increased institutional capacity within Triumph Uganda to realize the mission of the organization

Increased awareness

Using creative arts, music, dance and drama to mitigate stigma and discrimination.

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Empowerment of women

Empowering girls and women in self realization, diversity, rights to inclusive SRHRs.

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Inclusive Advocacy

TRIUMPH designs Policy papers for sustainable social change among key stakeholders

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Capacity Building

TRIUMPH Trains in Disability inclusion and rights, Holistic Mental Health Management & more

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TRIUMPH members have successfully used their life experiences of walking a mental health recovery journey with disability. Demonstrating love care and support, inspiring hope to mitigate stigma at all levels.

Robinah Alambuya

Number of girls reached

120 girls reached directly 36%

Number of districts served

Reached 10 districts 18%

Recovery stories

There are recorded 126 recoveries 77%

Women reached

Reached 100 women 64%

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Thank you Partners

CAI 2

UMHF 3

UMHF 2

IDA 2

UMHF 22222

TCI 2

MSI 2

NUDIPU 4

wnusp-01

local government

PANPPD 3