Because of the great conviction and the activities he had engaged in, Humphrey conceptualized the idea of Reach A Hand Uganda, then, as a weekend outreach program to interact and inform other young people about HIV/AIDS.
It serves as a platform to train and equip young people not only with comprehensive information about Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights but also life and Entrepreneurship skills as well.
[7] The Intergenerational Dialogue is an annual one-day high level advocacy platform [8] that fosters structured conversations on the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) issues affecting young Ugandans.
Share 101's are an advocacy platform[9] that brings together stakeholders like school administration, policy makers, young people to discuss the actualities of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Uganda and beyond.
The songs and performances under this initiative are carried out by RAHU cultural icons like Geosteady, Mun G, Allan Toniks and Nutty Neithan among others in an effort to inspire and motivate the young people through familiar avenues like music.