ADVERTISEMENT

Photos: Gen Muhoozi's wife joins Nnabagereka in mental health fundraiser

Her Royal Highness, Nnaabagereka Sylvia Nagginda, last evening hosted a fundraising dinner at the Kampala Serena Hotel to support the Nnaabagereka Fund's fight against mental illness.

Charllotte Kuteesa, Ex Minster Maria Kiwanuka and Nnabagereka Sylvia Nagginda at the Ball

The event, held under the theme, "Shine a light; illuminating mental health," saw prominent figures attend, including Charlotte Nankunda Kutesa, wife of CDF Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Prime Minister of Buganda Charles Peter Mayiga, and former Finance Minister Maria Kiwanuka.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Nnabagereka Fund prioritizes mental health as a cornerstone of its mission, aligning with its dedication to the well-being of Ugandan communities.

ADVERTISEMENT

During the event, Margaret Muhanga, the Minister of State for Health in Charge of Primary Health Care, took the stage to highlight the importance of broadening the outreach on mental health. She advocated for a strategic blend of traditional and digital media platforms to enhance public understanding and support of mental health challenges.

On her part, Nnaabagereka Sylvia Nagginda expressed profound gratitude to all supporters and attendees, including Charlotte Nankunda Kutesa, whose participation highlighted the collective effort required to address mental health issues in Uganda.

“The Naabageraka Fund this year will support interventions targeting to combat stigma surrounding mental health and ensure that individuals in need have access to mental health support and resources,” she said.

ADVERTISEMENT

Susan Busulwa Lubega, Chairperson of the Naabagereka Fund, while speaking at the ball, said that the Naabagereka Fund is an endowment fund that provides stability to plan and execute long-term solutions to move communities towards self-reliance.

Adding a touch of excitement to the evening was a raffle draw, offering a brand-new Subaru TX as the grand prize. Tickets, priced at one million Ugandan shillings, served the dual purpose of fundraising and offering a chance to win a coveted vehicle.

ADVERTISEMENT

Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:

Email: news@pulse.ug

ADVERTISEMENT