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Uganda is home to innovative organizations that empower Refugees including youth and marginalized communities, by providing education, employment, and skills training. Here are the top 5 youth empowerment organizations making a difference this December 2024: Kiwonnongo Foundation Founded in 2012,…
Uganda, home to one of the largest Refugees populations in Africa, offers a unique opportunity for individuals passionate about creating a meaningful impact. World At Play, a UK-registered charity committed to enriching lives through sport and play, is calling for…
Exiting news for all refugees! ATC Uganda, in partnership with the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), has launched an exciting initiative a Digital Community at Makindye Division Headquarters in Kampala. This program is a game-changer for refugees and underserved communities,…
Are you passionate about global issues and eager to make a difference in the world? KLAMUN 2025 (Kampala Model United Nations) is the perfect platform for empowering refugees and young leaders to engage in discussions, debates, and solutions for pressing…
Are you a refugee in Kampala with a passion for learning and a drive to create new opportunities? Aspire Digital Hub is excited to announce a unique opportunity to empower yourself with essential digital skills through our comprehensive 10-week course…
Calling all aspiring entrepreneurs in Kampala! Stanford University is proud to launch its 3rd summer cohort of the Entrepreneurship Education Program, designed to equip both local residents, forcibly displaced people (FDPs) and refugees with the skills and knowledge to turn…
Wezesha means “enable” in Swahili. Wezesha Impact’s work primarily focuses on youth between the age of 15-30, not in employment and are navigating to transition into work. We also provide design and training support to youth-focused organisations and In 2008,…
The ReBuild program is funded by the IKEA Foundation and is currently under implementation in Kampala and Nairobi cities. The IRC is the lead partner and has been coordinating a consortium of local and international partners to deliver the program…
Stanford University has started a project to help business creation among forcibly displaced people (FDPs). The program aims to promote entrepreneurship and small business creation by providing an entrepreneurship program that provides FDPs with an opportunity to work on their…
Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC): Protecting and Supporting Displaced People NRC’s programme in Uganda has a community-based approach and uses protection analysis to inform the response and target the most vulnerable refugees and host communities. The programme is multisector and anchored…
