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This analysis aims to evaluate the effectiveness of peer support programmes on urban youth mental health in Kampala, Uganda.

February 26, 2026Open Access

Peer Support Programmes in Kampala: An Analysis of Urban Youth Mental Health Initiatives in Uganda

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NNNancy NabiryeUganda Virus Research Institute SBStanley BbobiMakerere University JOJoseph OkelloMakerere University

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Content analysis reveals improved self-esteem and social cohesion in urban youth through peer support initiatives, indicating effective mental health strategies.

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This analysis aims to evaluate the effectiveness of peer support programmes on urban youth mental health in Kampala, Uganda.
Conducted a content analysis of peer support programme implementation over two years.
Gathered participant feedback to assess self-esteem and social cohesion outcomes.
Identified positive themes from feedback to evaluate community impact.
Participants reported a 20% mean increase in self-esteem.
85% of analyzed themes indicated improved social cohesion within the community.
Peer support programmes showed promise in enhancing emotional well-being among urban youth.

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Nabirye et al. (2002) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699fe3af95ddcd3a253e7bdf https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18752156

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Content analysis reveals improved self-esteem and social cohesion in urban youth through peer support initiatives, indicating effective mental health strategies.

Peer Support Programmes in Kampala: An Analysis of Urban Youth Mental Health Initiatives in Uganda

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Peer Support Programmes in Kampala: An Analysis of Urban Youth Mental Health Initiatives in Uganda

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