School Outreach
The school outreaches aim at reaching out to all schools in the red light zones zeroing down to girls who might as well be at the verge of engaging into
Breaking the vicious cycle of mother-to-daughter prostitution
Working to protect and empower HIV-positive sex workers and their daughters in the red light districts of Uganda
Rhythm of Life acknowledges that containing spread of and fatality resulting from HIV/AIDS requires the courage to tackle challenging social issues, the commitment to making long-term investments, and a preparedness to go beyond existing measures. As an organization, we view HIV/AIDS not only as a health problem, but also a product of — and exacerbated by — human rights violations. Since HIV/AIDS disproportionately affects the poorest, least educated, and most marginalized groups, our aim is to eliminate stigma and to empower those living with the virus.
We work towards improving the health of sex workers in Uganda and breaking the vicious cycle of mother-to-daughter prostitution by establishing and running health cafés in red-light areas and providing education accessibility to their daughters.
We envision a Uganda where sex workers have access to quality healthcare and where daughters are no longer bound to the same cycle — supported by health cafés and improved access to education.
Through "Her Tomorrow", we provide educational opportunities to daughters of HIV-positive sex workers — supporting primary, secondary, and higher education to break cycles of poverty and exploitation.
Improve the health of HIV positive female cycle of mother-to-daughter prostitution.Our organization depends on the generosity of donors and volunteers to achieve our goals. There are different ways of supporting our cause and we welcome any help we can get.
We work towards improving the health of sex workers in Uganda and breaking the vicious cycle of mother – to – daughter prostitution by establishing and running health cafes in their red light areas and providing education accessibility to their daughters
The school outreaches aim at reaching out to all schools in the red light zones zeroing down to girls who might as well be at the verge of engaging into
Research reveals that 80% of the young female sex workers followed in their mothers’ footsteps in sex work due to dropping out of school. Our vision bearer had a friend
So often society only looks first at SEX WORKERS and forget about their motherhood. This project seeks to change the eye lens to seeing MOTHERS first then sex workers. This
Rhythm of Life launched the “Food basket campaign” that will be supporting our women beneficiaries along with their families with food and some essentials to push them through these turbulent
Early Childhood Development (ECD) Project. “All children have the right to health, education, safety, and food. This includes every child of every mom who is a sex worker” ROL with
Solving period povertyOne Girl at a time Many women have inadequate access to menstrual hygiene tools, e.g. no sanitaryproducts, no washing facilities, no toilet, and no proper waste management. Additionally,
News and Write-Ups from our global village of contributors
This was a day that was put aside to be celebrated in recognition of girls’ rights and the unique challenges girls face around the world and raise awareness of the
Sex work is an act of selling oneself for money or monetary gains. This takes various forms like brothel sex work, roadside sex work, uptown or middle class sex work
