Inclusive Health Literacy Starts With Access
Accessible health information empowers youth with disabilities to make informed choices and advocate for better services.
5 February 2026 \u00b7 1 min read
Read more \u2192Giving young people with disabilities the opportunity to lead and thrive.
Twezuule Foundation champions the rights, well-being, and empowerment of youth with disabilities — promoting access to health care, livelihood opportunities, and meaningful participation in community decision-making.
2,400+
Youth reached annually
35+
Community partners
18
Programs delivered
12
Districts engaged
What we do
Key Focus Areas
Our programs are co-designed with young people with disabilities to advance rights, health, livelihoods, and leadership.
Health and Well-Being Education
Accessible health information, peer support, and youth-friendly services that respect dignity and choice.
Learn more \u2192Economic Empowerment and Livelihood Skills
Skills training, entrepreneurship, and inclusive employment pathways that build long-term independence.
Learn more \u2192Civic Participation and Leadership
Leadership development and civic engagement that centers youth voices in community decision-making.
Learn more \u2192Policy Advocacy and Social Inclusion
Advocacy for rights, inclusive policies, and barrier-free services in public and private spaces.
Learn more \u2192Talent Development and Capacity Building
Mentorship and creative opportunities that recognize talents and grow confidence and skills.
Learn more \u2192Featured story
Youth-led advocacy for inclusive health services
A youth team in Wakiso partnered with local clinics to improve accessibility, signage, and respectful communication. The result: more young people with disabilities accessing services on their own terms.
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What our community says
“Twezuule helped me access health information in a way that respects my choices and abilities. I feel heard and confident.”
“Our voices are centered. We co-design activities and advocate for change together, not for us but with us.”
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Latest news
Stories and updates from our community.
Livelihoods With Dignity: Skills for Economic Independence
Economic empowerment programs build sustainable income pathways that value talent, resilience, and leadership.
22 January 2026 \u00b7 1 min read
Read more \u2192Youth Leadership That Shapes Policy
Civic participation is stronger when youth with disabilities lead policy conversations and community decisions.
8 January 2026 \u00b7 1 min read
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