Projects

Northern Uganda continues to face high rates of acute and chronic malnutrition among children under five. This project focuses on community-based nutrition strategies to improve child survival, growth, and development.

Communities in Northern Uganda continue to experience deep challenges due to poverty, past conflict, and poor access to services. This cross-cutting project supports vulnerable households through a range of interventions that promote resilience and dignity.

Poverty and lack of economic opportunity keep many women in a cycle of dependence and vulnerability. This project empowers women and adolescent girls through skills training, financial literacy, and business startup support.

Access to clean water remains a critical need in many rural communities, where women and children often walk long distances daily to fetch water. This project aims to ensure safe, reliable water access through borehole construction and community-led water management.

Menstrual poverty is a major barrier to education for girls in Northern Uganda. This project seeks to keep girls in school, reduce stigma, and promote menstrual health through training, access to reusable pads, and education.

Many children in Northern Uganda are unable to complete primary school due to poverty, poor learning environments, and a lack of parental support. This project ensures access to inclusive, quality education for vulnerable children while strengthening the capacity of families and schools.