Taking awareness to the airwaves.
An Etop Radio talk show brought the endometriosis conversation to communities across the Teso sub-region, with Juliet Anango and Dr. Brian Kiwumulo.
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Your pain matters.
Your voice matters.
You are not alone.
We stand with women and girls living with endometriosis in Uganda—connecting people with information, psychosocial support and pathways to care.
Awareness. Advocacy. Compassionate support.
Care begins with listening.Building understanding in our communities.
Awareness in action · Soroti Senior Secondary School, April 2026
Our story
A community of care.
A movement for change.
Established in 2021, Endometriosis Care Centre Uganda is a Ugandan non-government organisation focused on women and girls living with endometriosis.
From our base in Kampala, we bring together awareness, advocacy, empowerment and psychosocial support. We also work with hospitals and specialist practitioners to connect people with appropriate care.
Our missionQuality, timely rehabilitation and psychosocial services for women and girls living with endometriosis.
Meet ECCU What we do
Support for the whole person.
Our programmes address the emotional, social and practical challenges that accompany endometriosis.
Health promotion
Creating awareness and helping women and girls connect with appropriate care.
02Rehabilitation & psychosocial support
Supporting emotional wellbeing, coping and a sense of belonging.
03Capacity building & empowerment
Helping women and girls build confidence, skills and opportunities.
04Lobbying & advocacy
Advocating for recognition, better support and the right to health.
05Research & development
Documenting experiences and building understanding of endometriosis in Uganda.
Understanding endometriosis
Knowledge can be
the first step forward.
Understanding the condition, recognising concerns and knowing what to discuss with a healthcare professional can help you take the next step.
Explore our learning resourcesAwareness in action · 7 April 2026
Bringing the conversation
into our communities.
At Soroti Senior Secondary School, ECCU brought students and health expertise together to discuss endometriosis and the psychosocial challenges women and girls face.
3,000+students reached at the school awareness session, as reported by ECCU.
More about the school outreach
ECCU CEO Juliet Anango and Dr. Brian Kiwumulo from Soroti Regional Referral Hospital led the activity. The session included awareness, listening to students' experiences and medical counselling.
From our community
Conversations that create change.
A personal experience. A shared purpose.
Our founder's experience of living with endometriosis inspired ECCU's commitment to helping other women and girls find understanding and support.
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