Our dedicated efforts have contributed to empowering women refugees and their host communities to become self-sufficient and resilient.

Through our scholars program, we have contributed to making ducation more accessible to both refugee and host community children in Kyaka II and Nakivale refugee settlements, as well as among urban refugees in Makindye Division in Kampala. By breaking down barriers to learning, we are ensuring that education becomes a powerful tool for empowerment.

Our community sensitization initiatives on non-communicable diseases and healthcare access contribute to enhanced well-being and a better quality of life, especially for women, children, and youth.

Our sustainability programs have promoted inclusive, income-generating activities that empower our rights holders. Through entrepreneurship skills development under the Refugee Women Empowerment Project – Strengthening the Small Informal Service Sector project, along with initiatives such as Grow Women in Fish Business project with its, Women Fish on Wheels innovation, and Grow Women in Coffee—supported respectively by VOICE, Wezesha Impact and Uganda Breweries Limited, and the iMPACT Direct Foundation and Tools with Amission (TWAM)—we are fostering long-term economic resilience. These initiatives have significantly contributed to economic growth and community empowerment. As a result, we continue to witness a meaningful shift toward self-reliance and sustainable development.