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Uganda
2022 - Today
2022 - Today: YTT Gender-Equality Education & GBV Prevention Program
Impact:
82,000 children and youth have been taught. 260 teachers and 105 social-workers have been trained. 100 community interventions have been delivered. 59 local schools partnered. 40 ICT online training sessions conducted. 14 Teacher Award Ceremonies hosted.
2021 - Today: Bidi-Bidi Refugee Settlement
23 Schools: 1: Twajiji Main Primary School. 2. Rockland Primary School. 3. Ofonze Primary School. 4. Ariju Primary School. 5. Twajiji Hope Primary School. 6. Iyete Primary School. 7. Obero Primary School. 8. Alpha Nursery & Primary School. 9. Ofonze Primary School. 10.Kena Valley Primary School. 11. Kijebere Primary School. 12. Alaba Primary School. 13. Koro Primary School. 14. Barakala Primary School. 15. Highland Secondary School. 16. Kodese Primary School. 17. Luzira Bright View Primary School. 18. Ambia Primary School. 19. Hilltop Primary School. 20. Para Primary School 21. Yoyo Primary School. 22. Komgbe Primary School. 23. Dradranga Primary School.
Schoolchildren from different schools in Bidi-Bidi participating in our program.
2025 - Today: Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement
8 Schools: 1. Hope Primary School. 2. Katiku Primary School. 3. Ocea Primary School. 4. Yoro Primary School. 5. Wanguru Primary School. 6. Ariaze Primary School. 7. Ariwa Primary School. 8. Siripi Primary School.
Different communities in Rhino Camp participating in our program.
2025 - Today: Central & Eastern Uganda
16 Schools: 1. Conquerors Senior Secondary School. 2. Serinyabi Island Primary School. 3. St. Joseph Bukoba Primary School. 4. Living Hope Primary School. 5. Pilkington Nursery and Primary School. 6. St. Barbra Namadhi Primary School. 7. Lunyo Hill Primary School. 8. St. Peter Nursery and Primary School. 9. St. Andrew’s Vocational Secondary School. 10. Mwanga Memorial Primary School. 11. Munyonyo Parents School. 12. Real Parents School. 13. Bumba Island Primary School. 14. Kaaza Island Primary School. 15. Kitovu Primary School. 16. Kitovu Primary School.
Different communities in Central and Eastern Uganda participating in our program
2023 - 2025 : Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement
10 Schools: 1. Kikurura Primary School. 2. Mahani Global Primary School. 3. Saint Paul Katafari Primary School. 4. Nkoma C.O.U. Primary School. 5. Rwamwanja Primary School. 6. Nteziryayo Primary School. 7. Kikurura Primary School. 8. El Shaddai Junior Parent School. 9. Kyempango Primary School. 10. Mahega Primary School
Schoolchildren from different schools in Rwamwanja participating in our program.
2023 - 2024 : Northern Uganda
School: Amazing Grace Primary School
Lunchtime at Amazing Grace Primary School
2023: Nakivale Refugee Settlement
School: Success Roots Primary School
Students at work in Success Roots Primary School
Our Gender-Equality Education & GBV Prevention program has become a pivotal force for change within the local schools and communities in central and eastern Uganda as well as the refugee settlements of Bidi-Bidi, Rhino, Nakivale, and Rwamwanja, which collectively host over 800,000 individuals, primarily women and children fleeing violence and poverty in their home countries.
This initiative not only addresses the immediate educational needs of young girls and youth who often drop out after primary school, but it also actively promotes gender equality and the prevention of gender-based violence (GBV).
By implementing tailored curricula that include life skills training, self-esteem enhancement, and vocational courses, the program empowers participants to overcome challenges specific to their circumstances. It fosters an inclusive atmosphere where gender equality is not merely an aspiration but a lived experience. The comprehensive approach of the program tackles the root causes of educational dropout and GBV, ensuring a lasting impact on the communities it serves. By breaking down barriers and providing essential tools for success, our Gender Equality Education and GBV Prevention program is transforming lives and fostering resilience among some of the most vulnerable populations in the world.