
Abdul Rahman Kasule
Fitness and wellness entrepreneur, trainer, founder of Sukuma Wellness and corporate wellness advocate.

Welcome to L.I.V.E Uganda
A vision to strengthen Uganda's Mental Health and Youth Wellbeing Ecosystem.
Because Every Life Matters.
We listen before we act.
Create safe spaces — digital and physical — where people share stories without judgment; build trust through active listening and dialogue.
We work together because no one can solve this challenge alone.
Bring every sector — government, private enterprise, civil society, faith, academia, youth — onto one national platform. No one should be left behind.
We replace shame with belonging.
Affirm lived experience; turn stigma into understanding, isolation into acceptance. Your pain is real, your story deserves to be heard.
We transform empathy into action.
Equip individuals, institutions and communities with knowledge, tools and networks; move people from silence to strength.
No single organisation can solve Uganda's mental health crisis. Together, however, we can build a system capable of changing the trajectory of an entire generation.
The L.I.V.E Secretariat coordinates government, private sector, academia, civil society, faith institutions, media and young people around one shared mission: a mentally healthy and resilient Uganda.
Read our storyConvening important conversations with key stakeholders to shape action that will positively impact youth mental health and wellbeing in Uganda.

Fitness and wellness entrepreneur, trainer, founder of Sukuma Wellness and corporate wellness advocate.

Clinical psychologist, addiction professional, recovery coach and Managing Director of Focus on Recovery & Tranquil Homes.

Co-Founder & Host, Coordinator Events and Outreach Programs.

Founder & Convenor, L.I.V.E Conference — Ugandan entrepreneur and social impact advocate advancing youth mental health, suicide prevention and wellbeing.

Founder and CEO of Can We Talk.

Substance use prevention and treatment professional.

Chief Strategy Officer, AIM Corporate Wellbeing Consults Ltd; mental health and psychosocial support speciali…

Ugandan media and technology entrepreneur, strategic advisor and creative economy leader with three decades of experience.

Executive Director of Information Technology at Bank of Uganda and mental health and wellness advocate.

Ugandan rapper, actor, podcaster, public speaker and mental wellness advocate.

Chief Executive Officer, Federation of Uganda Employers.

Country Advisor at the World Health Organisation, Uganda.

Senior Social and Behaviour Change, Strategic Communication and Public Health Specialist.

Commissioner for Mental Health & Control of Substance Abuse, Ministry of Health Uganda.

Paediatrician and adolescent medicine specialist.

Counselor and Country Coordinator, Your Ally Foundation.

Musician, creative entrepreneur and brand strategist.

Miss Universe Uganda 2026 1st Runner-Up, Miss Afrikana Uganda 2026 and Pepsi Brand Ambassador.

Leading Ugandan psychiatrist, researcher and academic with over two decades of experience in mental health research, clinical psychiatry and policy; work spans suicide prevention, psychotrauma, mental health and HIV, and strengthening systems of care across Uganda and Africa.

Addiction prevention advocate and founder of AhavaLife.

Ugandan corporate executive, lawyer, coffee farmer and podcast.










Newspaper features, podcasts and social media coverage of L.I.V.E Uganda's work.
Daily Monitor
An unflinching call to face a truth we have too long skirted around: Uganda's young people are hurting, and too many are dying in silence.
Read moreDaily Monitor
The inaugural L.I.V.E. Conference 2025 marked Uganda's first national platform dedicated exclusively to suicide prevention and youth mental health.
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YouTube — Kabushenga's School of Life
Andrew Rugasira joins Kabushenga's School of Life podcast to discuss the suicide crisis in Uganda and the L.I.V.E. Initiative's response.
Read and watch moreYouth
Inside the inaugural L.I.V.E conference, where government, faith, business and youth sat in the same room and agreed the silence has to end.
12 September 2025
Research
Uganda does not lack good mental health initiatives. It lacks the connective tissue between them. That is the gap L.I.V.E exists to fill.
3 October 2025
Workplace
Wellness days are not a strategy. Three Ugandan employers describe what actually changed when they redesigned how they manage people.
18 November 2025
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