Mental Health
Unpacking the motivators of young minds
Before you can support a young person, you have to understand what actually moves them. It is rarely what adults assume.
· 5 min read

Kampala, Uganda · Youth-led since 2021
Music for youth empowerment. We help young people aged 15–35 shatter stereotypes, protect their well-being and lead change — here and now.
Welcome to HazeYouth
We are not just another non-profit. We are a movement aimed at unleashing the incredible potential of young individuals aged 15–35 — shattering the stereotypical barriers society has set for youth by catalysing creative thinking, nurturing excellence and promoting lifelong learning.
Our advantage is our age. So while we enjoy our age, we should not complain about the noise. We should ignore those prejudices and live our lives to the fullest.
Read our story
HazeYouth signposts
In a world where young voices get lost in the noise, HazeYouth is a platform to be heard, to learn, to dream and to lead.
Individuality is celebrated here. Explore your interests, nurture your talent and join dialogues that value authenticity and diversity.
Mental and emotional well-being is our priority. We build safe, inclusive spaces with peers and mentors so young people thrive.
We use the arts — especially music — to fuel positive self-expression, personal growth and community impact.
Tools, resources, mentorship and guidance so young people can make informed choices and create opportunity for others.
If you are 15–35 and passionate about change, join our initiatives and connect with a movement built on unity.
Strategic areas
Urgency, agency and transformation. Every programme is designed by the young people who also sit in it.
Sound
Releases from HAZE Uganda — the artistry that carries our work into rooms a workshop never reaches.
A record about growing up different — and refusing to shrink for anyone.
What do we leave behind? A meditation on purpose, family and the long game.
Journal
Mental Health
Before you can support a young person, you have to understand what actually moves them. It is rarely what adults assume.
· 5 min read
Music
Many young people cannot yet say 'I am struggling'. Almost all of them can write a hook about it.
· 4 min read
Community
Young people should not need transport money and a free afternoon to access support. So we go to them.
· 4 min read
If you are 15–35 and ready to be part of something bigger, there is a place for you at HazeYouth.