Active Projects
Six transformative projects running across Kiboga District right now. Some still need funding — you can close the gap.
Youth Vocational Empowerment Hub
This project establishes and equips a dedicated vocational training hub offering 6-month courses in tailoring, carpentry, catering, baking, and crafts. Each graduate receives a starter kit to launch their micro-business. The hub will serve 200 young people per cycle.
UGX 48,000,000
January 2024 – December 2024
200 youth (ages 16–30)
Bukomero Town Council
Self-funding + Community Contributions
Key Objectives
- ✓Train 200 youth in market-demanded vocational skills
- ✓Achieve 80%+ employment/self-employment rate within 6 months
- ✓Provide business development mentorship to all graduates
- ✓Establish a revolving tools fund for graduates
Community HIV Prevention & Testing Drive
A comprehensive community HIV prevention campaign delivering mobile voluntary counselling and testing (VCT), condom distribution, stigma-reduction workshops, and referral to ART services. Village Health Teams (VHTs) are trained as frontline champions.
UGX 36,000,000
February 2024 – January 2025
1,000+ residents across 6 villages
Bukomero & Ntwetwe Sub-counties
District Health Office Partnership
Key Objectives
- ✓Test 1,000+ residents and link positives to ART
- ✓Train 30 VHTs as HIV prevention educators
- ✓Conduct 12 stigma-reduction workshops across 6 villages
- ✓Establish 3 new PLHIV support groups
Climate-Smart Agriculture & Food Security
Establishing demonstration plots and providing seeds, tools and training to 300 farming households in climate-smart agriculture techniques including mulching, contour farming, improved varieties and irrigation. Cooperative formation and market linkages are included.
UGX 52,000,000
March 2024 – February 2025
300 smallholder farming households
Kiboga & Bukomero Sub-counties
Seeking Donors – 45% Gap
Key Objectives
- ✓Train 300 farmers in climate-smart techniques
- ✓Establish 4 demonstration plots open to community
- ✓Form 10 farming cooperatives with savings accounts
- ✓Achieve average 60% yield increase for participants
Girl-Child Education & Empowerment
Providing school fees, sanitary pads, menstrual hygiene education, and mentorship to 350 girls at risk of dropping out. Teen mothers receive special re-entry support. Peer educator clubs are established in each school.
UGX 29,000,000
January 2024 – December 2024
350 girls in 5 primary & secondary schools
Bukomero Town & Surrounding Villages
Individual Sponsors + Church Partners
Key Objectives
- ✓Support 350 girls with school fees and materials
- ✓Train 50 girls as peer educators on SRHR
- ✓Reduce girl drop-out rate by 40% in target schools
- ✓Provide menstrual hygiene kits to all participants
Community Tree Planting & Watershed Restoration
A community-led reforestation effort targeting degraded watershed areas in Kiboga District. Schools, youth groups and women's organisations plant indigenous and fruit tree species. Participants receive training in nursery bed management and soil conservation.
UGX 18,000,000
April 2024 – March 2025
14 communities along river corridors
Kiboga District Watershed Areas
Seeking Donors – 60% Gap
Key Objectives
- ✓Plant 15,000 indigenous and fruit trees
- ✓Train 200 community tree nursery managers
- ✓Restore 3 key watershed areas for water security
- ✓Engage 1,500 schoolchildren as environmental champions
Orphan & Vulnerable Children (OVC) Nutrition
Quarterly malnutrition screening, therapeutic supplementary feeding, and kitchen garden establishment for 500 OVC households. Caregivers are trained in infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices and dietary diversity.
UGX 22,000,000
Ongoing 2024
500 children under 5 + caregivers
Bukomero & Lwamata Sub-counties
Church Networks + Individual Donors
Key Objectives
- ✓Screen 500 children quarterly for acute malnutrition
- ✓Provide therapeutic feeds to 150 malnourished children
- ✓Establish kitchen gardens in 200 OVC households
- ✓Train 400 caregivers in IYCF best practices
Want to Fund a Specific Project?
We welcome targeted donations to any of our active projects. Contact us to discuss earmarked funding, co-funding arrangements, or proposing a new initiative.