Mental health insights, foundation updates, and community stories from across Uganda.
On 25th September 2026, Let's Talk Foundation presents The Singles Night — "Meet Your Forever", bringing together 25 single men and 25 single women for an evening of genuine connection in a safe, respectful, and carefully curated environment.
Read articleLet's Talk Foundation, in partnership with Apex International University, invites you to a Women Empowerment for Financial Sustainability workshop on 22nd August 2026 at Apex International University, Bukoto Campus.
Read articleLet's Talk Foundation is proud to announce a transformative partnership with Apex International University, extending 50% bursaries and 100% scholarships to vulnerable and underserved communities across Uganda.
Read articleOn 29th May 2026 at Fairway Hotel, Kampala, Let's Talk Foundation was officially launched — marking the beginning of a transformative journey toward mental health awareness and access to psychosocial support for young people across Uganda.
Read articleIn a powerful step toward advancing inclusive education and social equity, Let's Talk Foundation has partnered with Ithemba Communities Uganda to support children living with disabilities in accessing quality education and care.
Read articleLet's Talk Foundation, Radical Ministries, and Hope Street joined hands to bring Easter relief, emotional support, and messages of hope to vulnerable families in Katanga — one of Kampala's most densely populated informal settlements.
Read articleOver 150 guests gathered at Fairway Hotel for the official launch of "Alone in the Dark" by Gabriel Kazigo — a deeply moving narrative that explores depression, emotional isolation, and the courage to seek help.
Read articleMental health stigma remains one of the biggest barriers to seeking help in Uganda. Let's Talk Foundation is working to change that — one conversation at a time.
Read articleWe are excited to announce the expansion of our school mental health outreach to 10 new secondary schools across Kampala and Wakiso districts this year.
Read articleMany people wait until a crisis before seeking counselling. Here are five early warning signs that it's time to have a conversation with a professional.
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