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How the platform works

The eight clusters

Each cluster is a standing working group with its own mandate and its own stakeholders. Together they turn a national conversation into coordinated national action.

1

Volunteers & Ambassadors

Mobilize and train a national volunteer network for advocacy, peer support and youth engagement.

Key stakeholders: Youth groups, universities, churches, corporate volunteer programs

2

Partners & Convenors

Build alliances across government, NGOs, CSOs and faith-based organisations.

Key stakeholders: Ministry of Health, WHO, UNICEF, civil society, local governments

3

Financiers & Sponsors

Mobilize financial and technical resources to sustain programs and research.

Key stakeholders: Corporates, donors, philanthropists, development agencies, banks

4

Research & Knowledge

Lead data collection, national surveys and research dissemination via the Resource Hub.

Key stakeholders: Universities, research institutions, Ministry of Health, WHO

5

Media & Communication

Drive storytelling, national campaigns and public dialogue to reduce stigma.

Key stakeholders: Media houses, digital influencers, creatives

6

Youth & Education

Embed wellbeing in schools and universities, and put young people at the centre of design and delivery.

Key stakeholders: Schools, universities, student leaders, Ministry of Education

7

Health & Clinical Services

Strengthen access to quality care, referral pathways and the standards that govern them.

Key stakeholders: Hospitals, clinicians, psychologists, professional associations

8

Faith & Community

Harness Uganda's faith and cultural infrastructure to build compassionate networks.

Key stakeholders: Religious councils, traditional leaders, community groups

Join a cluster

Bring your institution to the table

Clusters are open to organisations willing to commit expertise, reach or resources. Tell us where you fit and the Secretariat will connect you with the cluster coordinator.

Contact the Secretariat