Fort Portal City has taken its campaign against HIV and teenage pregnancy into secondary schools, Uganda Radionetwork reports.
The outlet reported the development on Thursday, 8 October 2026, describing the move as an effort to reach adolescents where they study.
According to Uganda Radionetwork, the campaign is being carried to secondary schools in the city. The reporting did not include figures on infection rates, pregnancy cases, the number of schools involved, or the organisations taking part.
Schools are a common setting for HIV and teenage pregnancy campaigns because adolescents fall within the age groups most affected by both. Uganda Radionetwork did not say what activities the school visits will involve or how long the campaign will run.
No further details were available in the source material.
What to watch next: whether Fort Portal City or its partners release more information on the campaign's scope, activities and results.
