Segawa Patrick

Entebbe

Segawa Patrick is an energetic, proactive and self-motivated Public Health euthiast and serial Enterprenuer. Segawa has over three years practical experience in working with youth and community awareness projects through creative and perfomance arts (poems, plays, skits, dance narratives and flash mobs), research methodology, volunteering, customer care and developing working relationships between the community and local leaders towards addressing prioritized health needs.

Segawa is the Founder and Program Manager at Public Health Ambassadors Uganda (PHAU); a youth-led organisation that addresses sexual and reproductive health issues through health promotion, youth empowerment and social entrepreneurship. He is responsible for planning and preparing project entry in new communities and schools. Acts as the focal person between the school administration, local leaders and the organization team. Mobilize youth participation in programme activities. Provide oversight on youth activities including debate forums on SRHR, board games and peer education programmes to reach out of school youth. Assist in developing data collection tools, data analysis and report writing. Developing social media platforms for dissemination of information and educating young people on sexual and reproductive health and service.

In commerating World AIDS Day 2014, we at PHAU organised the 1st World AIDS Day Flash Mob in Uganda on 1st December 2014 with five youth dance groups with over 100 dancers aimed at increasing awareness on the HIV prevention strategies. Free HCT services were offered to young people with over 5000 condoms distributed as they provide a dual protection against HIV/AIDS, STIs and unplanned teenage pregnancy. The theme for the flash mob was Getting to Zero, Every one's Responsibility. PHAU is currently working on a school health project entitled "Worth The Wait Campaign" that aims to empower school going youths on HIV/AIDS, STIS and unplanned teenage pregnancy through creative arts and student-led cell groups.

Currently, I'm working on the school chalk making business project aimed at supplying quality school chalk products to schools within my community at a relatively cheap price. The school chalk making project also aims at empowering youths with business and enterprenuership skills

  • Work
    • Public Health Ambassadors Uganda -PHAU
  • Education
    • International Health Sciences University
    • Kitante Hill School
    • Kisubi High School
    • St. Agustine's College