Learning, protection and young people
We support learning, school retention, child protection, mentorship and life skills for children and young people.
What we do
Programmes shaped around the realities of community life.
Our registered mandate covers several areas of community need. We organise the work into six pillars so that each programme has a clear purpose, suitable safeguards and results that can be assessed honestly.
Six programme pillars
The main areas in which we work.
A partner may support one area while the programme still draws on relevant experience and relationships from across the organisation.
Girls, boys and family dignity
This work addresses the different needs of women, girls, men and boys while promoting mental wellbeing, responsible parenting and safer family life.
Health, WASH and community care
We develop practical responses in preventive health, hygiene, sanitation, nutrition, psychosocial wellbeing and care for older persons.
Music, culture and creative opportunity
Music, storytelling, heritage, media and performance are used to support learning, advocacy, talent and cultural identity.
Livelihoods and environmental action
Our livelihood and environmental work includes vocational skills, agribusiness, coffee, enterprise, clean water and the responsible use of natural resources.
Advocacy, inclusion and partnership
We promote dignity, inclusion and peaceful coexistence while building accountable relationships with communities, institutions and businesses.
Proposed programme in Kawaala
Rhythms for Change: Kampala
This proposed youth platform uses music, guided dialogue and community activities to address gender based violence, social norms and environmental responsibility in Kawaala.
FocusYoung women, girls, boys and young men
LocationKawaala, Kampala
MethodMusic, dialogue, leadership and community action
Creative communication that people can feel and remember.Signature initiatives
Projects at different stages of development.
The status shown on each project explains where it currently stands. Targets are kept separate from completed and verified results.
Youth leadership and community action
Rhythms for Change: Kampala
A proposed initiative in Kawaala where music and youth leadership create space to discuss gender based violence, social norms and environmental responsibility.
Kawaala, KampalaMusic, arts and school engagement
Reggae for Change
A secondary school tour bringing live reggae, creative arts, mentorship and life skills into a setting where young people can take part and be heard.
High schools in UgandaEducation and dignity
The School Hope Drive
Practical school support based on verified needs, including learning materials, school bags, uniforms, shoes and hygiene items.
Schools in UgandaBoys and positive masculinity
Inspired into Manhood
A school mentorship programme that gives boys room to talk about confidence, emotional intelligence, discipline, respect and responsibility.
Ten-school modelDignity and community care
Sama’s Footprints of Care
A dignity initiative mobilising new shoes and sandals for children, adults and elderly persons who need them most.
Community outreachHealth and elderly care
Health, Healing & Hope
A proposed elderly wellness pilot offering home visits, basic screening by qualified health workers, health guidance and referral where needed.
Community and home visitsSafe water and stewardship
Water for Hope
A clean-water concept combining appropriate water systems, hygiene promotion, community management and long-term maintenance planning.
Kamira, Kikyusa, LuweeroLiving heritage
Abatabaazi
A mobile creative platform for safeguarding Uganda’s living music, visual culture and oral heritage while opening space for young talent.
UgandaPublic art, repair and storytelling
The Reggae Repair Yard
A community-rooted creative concept using repair, visual art, music and personal stories to make resilience, dignity and transformation visible.
UgandaFarmers and livelihoods
From Red Coffee to Brighter Futures
A Greater Luweero concept supporting coffee farmers to improve quality, drying and storage while exploring fairer access to markets.
Bamunanika and Greater LuweeroPublic project portfolio
Read more about the projects open to partnership.
The portfolio gives proposed reach, likely activities and selected public materials. Detailed manuals, budgets and operating plans are kept for qualified discussions.
Approved institutional mandate
Our registered mandate covers 11 areas and 106 objectives.
This is a public summary of the areas in which the company may develop programmes and partnerships. The complete objectives remain in the governing documents.
Education, learning and child development
Objectives 1 to 20 cover inclusive education, bursaries, school support, mentorship, digital literacy, school retention, alternative learning and lifelong learning.
Child protection, rehabilitation and youth empowerment
Objectives 21 to 35 cover protection, counselling, rehabilitation, reintegration, mental wellbeing, life skills, talent and positive pathways for young people.
Women, girls and gender empowerment
Objectives 36 to 47 cover skills, entrepreneurship, equality, psychosocial support, safe spaces and protection from abuse, exploitation and discrimination.
Men and boy child empowerment
Objectives 48 to 55 cover mentorship, responsible fatherhood, positive masculinity, mental health, leadership and community responsibility.
Older persons and community care support
Objectives 56 to 62 cover companionship, welfare support, health awareness, learning between generations, home care and social protection for older persons.
Health, wellbeing and humanitarian support
Objectives 63 to 70 cover preventive health, hygiene, nutrition, psychosocial wellbeing, medical outreach, crisis response, rehabilitation and relief.
Arts, culture, music and creative industry development
Objectives 71 to 78 cover music, art, culture, film and media for education, peace, advocacy, heritage and talent development.
Economic empowerment and livelihood development
Objectives 79 to 85 cover vocational skills, agribusiness, financial literacy, cooperatives, enterprise support and sustainable income.
Human rights, advocacy and social justice
Objectives 86 to 92 cover dignity, equality, inclusion, peaceful coexistence, civic responsibility, research and protection of vulnerable groups.
Environment, sustainability and community development
Objectives 93 to 98 cover climate awareness, conservation, clean water, sanitation, waste management and responsible use of natural resources.
Partnerships, resource mobilisation and general powers
Objectives 99 to 106 cover lawful partnerships, fundraising, organisational development, staffing, property and income generating activity dedicated to the mission.
Work with us
Interested in supporting one of these programmes?
We can discuss the community need, location, budget, safeguards and reporting requirements with you.