INTRODUCTION
Thirty-five percent of Uganda’s population are young people 10 - 24 years. 25% become or had their first pregnancy with FP unmet need for adolescents (30.4%), higher than the national average (28%). 
Of the 36% sexually active school girls, over 80% become pregnant and of those more than 95% dropped out of school because of pregnancy (UDHS 2016).
Fifteen percent girls never attend school due to sickness, 26% school drop out due to pregnancy and marriage-21% (The Citizens Report Card 2018).
INTERVENTION
RHU adapted the Care International Community Score Card tool integrated with AFP SMART advocacy approach to engage young people in social accountability, hold duty bearers accountable and increase access for Youth-Friendly Services (YFS), including family planning
Aim
Support young people understand and exercise their rights, 
Advocate and strengthen district leadership to increasing access to SRHR services, 
Improve health facility standards for YFS.
Methodology
RHU and the district health officer, empowered and strengthened capacity of 20 young people to lead the advocacy efforts for better and responsive youth friendly services through community participation for essential information and constructive feedback.
AFP SMART objectives were presented to the district council and follow up action plans developed to monitor achievement of advocacy asks. 
RESULTS
Eight sub counties allocated more than $250 each to support youth friendly services, a performance indicator at district level.
Developed the district action plan for Resource allocation and implementation of rights based youth responsive services.
Young people empowered to participate in decision making, understand their rights and make their leaders accountable.
Recommendations
District scale up plans for provision of ASRH services, prioritizing resources and budget allocations to sustainably meet local demands.
Advocacy impact
Community score card and AFP SMART advocacy in youth friendly services yielded results, strengthened engagement of district leadership and service delivery with inclusion of young people thus shaping future national and local advocacy engagements.
Social accountability improves outcomes for service quality improvement, responsive planning, empowerment, rights, youth tailored leadership and the age-specific services.

Concern For  All, Winning For All ” Working with young people to engage lower local governments to allocate funds for FP and ASRH services through social accountability.