CEHURD’s article in the New Vision : Empowering Women Through Legal Aid!

CEHURD’s article in the New Vision : Empowering Women Through Legal Aid!
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CEHURD is a main stream legal and human rights indigenous organisation in Uganda. We advance health rights of vulnerable communities through litigation, advocacy, research and empowerment with the goal of realising equitable health and human rights for all people. We address social injustices, inequalities and health rights violations in the health system and other sectors which impact health outcomes for women, girls and other vulnerable communities. Our work focuses on Sexual and Reproductive Health & Rights (SRHR), Health Systems Strengthening, Communicable and Non communicable diseases, NTDs, climate justice and environmental health as well as digital transformation. We have just embarked on the implementation of our 10 year strategic plan (2025 – 2034) and know that we have shared goals and objectives with many of you. We invite you to collaborate with us along this journey.
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By @Kitandwe Rhodine
| Lawyer, CEHURD
For years, CEHURD has worked tirelessly to address the social determinants of health, and today, we celebrate a milestone in Napak District!
Earlier in December, during a mobile legal aid camp, community members of Lokopo sub-county raised concerns about their lack of access to clean water. With over 1,017 people and 180 households relying on an unsafe water supply, this issue couldn’t wait.
We escalated the matter to the district leadership, Lokopo Sub-county leadership and the district water office, asking them to act. Within just a month, a borehole was constructed to serve this resilient community of Lolemuyek village, in Lokirikitae Parish, Lokopo sub-county.
During post-camp follow ups, we visited the borehole with the sub-county leaders and met with the Water User Committee (WUC) to provide guidance on proper usage and sustainability. This borehole is not just a source of water—it’s a source of hope, health, and dignity.
At CEHURD, we remain committed to empowering communities, advocating for their rights, and ensuring everyone enjoys their right to health.
A version of this article was originally published on February 5th in the articles section of CEHURD’s X page.