Evidence of change, measured with honesty and hope.
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10,000+
About 500
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Figures shown above are programme-team records, not independently audited results. Each card explains the reporting period and counting method and links to the relevant project.
Our work is measured across three levels: what we deliver (outputs), the changes we see (outcomes), and the future we are building (long-term impact).
Deep water well constructed and serving over 10,000 people.
Multiple medical camps conducted in rural Uganda.
Semi-annual workshops on mental health, sexual/reproductive health and financial literacy since 2021.
Direct mentorship and book-club activities for youth.
Food and clothing donated to four orphanages.
Support provided to young women on Kalangala Island.
Improved access to clean water, health information and menstrual hygiene resources.
Increased confidence, financial literacy and life skills among SaveGirl participants.
Stronger community awareness of mental health, reproductive health and preventive care.
A growing network of young people committed to learning and leadership.
Minimise infectious diseases and water-borne illness in partner communities.
Make rural education and skills development a sustained community and government priority.
Equip young people with the awareness to lead healthy, productive lives.
Build a self-sustaining, scalable model through agricultural social enterprise and diversified income.
We identify districts and communities that are often overlooked by larger international NGOs and magnify the reach of existing social safety nets.
Our programmes contribute to the following global goals.
Water & SanitationKasaale, Magada Sub-county, Namutumba District, Uganda
A deep water well completed on 16 May 2025, now serving over 10,000 people in Magada Sub-county, Namutumba District. A continuation phase will motorise the well and build a community hall where youth can learn, share and grow.
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EducationRural and urban communities across Uganda
A mentoring campaign tackling period poverty and uplifting the confidence, financial freedom and life skills of young women and men through volunteers.
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HealthUganda
Distribution and training on UN-recommended Lunette menstrual cups, donated by The Cup Foundation.
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