Every intervention we run in Kamuli and Buyende Districts falls under one of five specific program areas — each designed to protect, educate, skill and speak up for the girl child, while engaging the boy child along the way.
Promoting the right-choice approach to sexuality and reproductive health through organisation outreaches in institutions and communities — with keen focus on behavioural change, self-discovery and personal identity.
Socio-economic and vocational skills training for self-help and quality survival empowerment — giving children and their families practical tools to sustain themselves.
Promoting girl child education for equal opportunity access — keeping girls in school and supporting the adults who guide them there.
The girl child is a key custodian of socio-economic values passed on to the next generation, which is why she remains at the centre of everything we do.
Forming partnerships for basic quality girl child protection, welfare and nutrition — because no single organisation can do this alone.
Advocacy for positive cultural awareness, promotion of equal child rights, and putting an end to gender-based violence and all kinds of violence, extremism and abuse.
Over time, the family's role in instilling acceptable life values, norms and practices in children has weakened — leading to worrying trends in neglect, child rights violations and negative behavioural extremism.
