Prioritising Teacher Wellbeing: Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Resources

Teaching is a profession built on care, resilience and service, yet many educators silently struggle with stress and burnout. Explore these practical UNATU resources on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) and Stress Management to help teachers recognise warning signs, build healthy coping strategies and prioritise their wellbeing.

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Breaking Barriers: How UNATU is Advancing Menstrual Health, Girls’ Education and Gender Equality

28 May 2026 On World Menstrual Hygiene and Health Day, the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) joins the global call for a period-friendly world where menstruation is understood, managed with dignity and never becomes a source of shame, exclusion or discrimination. For UNATU, menstrual health is closely linked to girls’ education, gender equality, child protection

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Empowering the Future: Why UNATU Champions the Rights and Resilience of the African Child

As Uganda joins the continent to celebrate the Day of the African Child, the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) reaffirms its commitment to advocating for every learner. From policy level advocacy to grassroots teacher support, UNATU works tirelessly to end violence, eliminate child labor, and improve the educational realities of all children.

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UNATU Policy Dialogue Calls for Greater Public Investment in Education

Legislators, government officials, heads of education institutions, union leaders, and development partners on Friday renewed calls for Uganda to increase public investment in education, warning that continued underfunding is deepening teacher shortages, weakening school infrastructure, and limiting access to quality learning for many children.

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UNATU Strengthens Stakeholder Collaboration in Karamoja to Address Teacher Welfare and Regional Priorities

Moroto District, 18th March 2026 — The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) convened a Regional Stakeholder Engagement Meeting for the Karamoja Region at the Commercial Board Room in Moroto District, bringing together key actors in the education sector to reflect on the state of teachers and collectively chart a way forward.

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