Our “Desire to Be Hub” is a safe space where our beneficiaries feel physically and emotionally secure. This started as an online service where girls and women were reached on WhatsApp, SMS, messenger, and phone class. Even with this, there was still a need of meeting the vulnerable girls physically. IHU is graduating to providing a physical safe space for girls and women where they feel protected from bodily harm, including sexual abuse. In our safe space, girls feel free to openly express themselves in a confidential environment, without fear of judgment or intimidation.

Building a Future Where Everyone Belongs and Desires to be.
Our Health and Wellness Programs for Women’s Empowerment are designed to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being among women of all ages. Through workshops, health screenings, fitness activities, and educational sessions, we aim to increase awareness about vital health issues, foster healthy habits, and support women in taking charge of their own wellness. These programs also focus on building confidence, resilience, and leadership skills, empowering women to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.
We believe that health is a foundation for empowerment, and our initiatives provide a safe and supportive space for women to connect, learn, and grow. By addressing both physical and mental health needs, our programs strive to reduce health disparities, promote self-care, and cultivate a strong, empowered community of women committed to their well-being and personal development.
FAQs
FAQ #1: Why is mental health important, especially for vulnerable groups?
Answer: Mental health is a vital part of overall well-being. For vulnerable groups—such as persons with disabilities, teenage mothers, or survivors of trauma—mental health challenges may arise from stigma, isolation, or life stressors. Supporting mental health helps individuals build resilience, confidence, and better quality of life.
FAQ #2: What are some common signs of poor mental health?
Answer: Common signs include persistent sadness, withdrawal from others, changes in sleep or appetite, low energy, anxiety, or difficulty coping with daily life. It’s okay to experience these feelings—what matters is seeking help and not suffering in silence.
FAQ #3: How does Inclusive Hearts support mental well-being?
Answer: Inclusive Hearts offers a safe and supportive environment where individuals are respected and heard. We provide emotional support, peer counseling, skill-building activities, and opportunities for empowerment through meaningful work and community connection..
FAQ #5: Is it okay to ask for help if I’m struggling emotionally?
Answer: Absolutely. Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Everyone deserves support, and no one should go through challenges alone. Inclusive Hearts is here to walk with you—without judgment, with compassion.
Reach out to Email: info@inclusiveheartsuganda.org
Tel No: +256 782779763