Programs 05–06 · Women & Girls

Skills for a livelihood.
Health with dignity.

Our programs support women to build independent incomes and help girls remain healthy, confident and present in school.

Mama to Rescue

Low-income and single mothers from Kamwokya receive six months of free sewing and business training, together with daily transport and meal support.

Across three cohorts from 2024 to 2026, 19 mothers completed structured training and gained practical skills to support their families.

Three groups of women have completed or entered the six-month program.

Mama Tailors’ HandCraft provides a shared space for women to practise and earn.

UGX 200K

Participating graduates report improved monthly income through their new skills.

10,000+

Adolescent girls receive menstrual products and age-appropriate health education, helping them manage their periods safely and with dignity.

By addressing period poverty, the program works to prevent avoidable school absence and protect every girl’s right to education.

When a woman gains a practical skill, or a girl can attend school without fear, the benefits travel through an entire family.

These two programs address different stages of life but share one purpose: greater agency, security and opportunity for women and girls.

Help women build livelihoods and girls protect their health and education.