MEMPROW UGANDA
The Mentoring and Empowerment Programme for Young Women (MEMPROW) is a feminist organisation that brings together girls and young women (14-29) from across the African region and works to provide the skills and knowledge that they need to become successful, confident and self-reliant individuals.
Our feminist agenda is to shift negative patriarchal mindsets; empower and give young women ‘voice’ and agency to challenge and transform patriarchy as the structural cause of violence, exclusion and…
What we Stand For
Our Work
Capacity building programme for girls and young women
A safe world for the girl child
Please join our campaign to bring a smile
Nyamungu Patricia
Am Nyamungu Patricia, female Ugandan aged 23yrs, an Accountant and a first born of 3 children. Growing up, I was a shy and bitter child, I was always insecure about everything, I lacked self confidence and I always felt ugly and without friends. more
Mirembe Claire
My name is Mirembe Claire. I am 24 years old. I am a fresh graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology. I lost my mother 6 years ago just as I completed my senior six exams. She left behind a five months premature baby, two underage boys and my then 18 year old self. more
Tumuhaise Phionah
MEMPROW has continued advocating for young women's rights and increased awareness on access and utilization of sexual and reproductive health rights. It has been a great opportunity for me to be a MEMPROW girl. more
Watsemba Immaculate
My name is Watsemba Immaculate a graduate of Makerere University and I joined MEMPROW in 2019. As a MEMPROW girl, I have undergone different pieces of training. more
Diana Nansumba
Failure to know and exercise your rights as an individual let alone as a collective is rather dangerous and can be equated to moving on troubled waters with a blindfold. That was especially true to me as a girl first and as a woman before joining the MEMPROW family. more
Bwegombe B Vanessa D
Being a student in the diaspora, some days can be really despondent and homesickness can have the best of you. I have managed to use the life lessons learned from MEMPROW to go on with my university life. more
Fortunate Grace
I have really learnt a lot from this training. I used to fear looking at my elders directly in their eyes when communicating because of my age and sex but today I am more confident in .. More
Nyamer Joan
I didn’t know how to express my thoughts to the public before this training. I have been taught to look directly into the eyes of whomever I am addressing, in that way I will eliminate my fears and communicate more
Recent events
Event frequently about religion, charity for the
poor and religious classes
Celebrating the International Day of the Girl Child – 11th October 2021
Bishop Cipriano Kihangire SSS, Women’s Day Celebration
MEMPROW JOINS OTHER CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL LEARNING EVENT BY MORE THAN BRIDES ALLIANCE
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What's New
News and daily life lessons about religion and
politics, culture worldwide
16 May
THE FEMINIST FUTURE ENVISIONED
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