About UGGA
Part of the worldwide guiding movement, working for girls and young women across Uganda
Who We Are
With a legacy spanning over a century, the Uganda Girl Guides Association (UGGA) has been at the forefront of female empowerment since 1914. Formally established in 1922, we stand as one of Uganda’s oldest and most respected youth organizations, dedicated to shaping the next generation of leaders through personal development, courageous leadership, and a steadfast commitment to community service.
Vision
All girls and women are valued and take action to thrive and change the world
Mission
To help Girls and Young Women realize the ideals of womanhood as they prepare to live in a free and changing world
Core values
- Commitment
- Integrity
- Creativity
- Transparency
- Accountability
- Service
More about the association
Who is in guiding, where we came from, and who leads us.
Membership
The seven sections a member moves through, from a three-year-old Sunray to a Trefoil Guide, with the age band for each.
Membership
Our history
From a single school in Kabarole in 1914 to more than 113 districts - a century of guiding in Uganda, as it happened.
Our history
Structure & leadership
The National Council that leads the association, and where guiding is active across the country.
Structure & leadership
Ready to join us?
Find out how girls, parents and volunteers can get involved in guiding across Uganda.
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