Community Services in Uganda

Javascript Community Uganda

We are a network of javascript developers and enthusiasts with a focus on inspiration, mentorship and supporting more people to use Javascript to solve their day today software development work. Our mission is to promote, mentor, and support an assorted JavaScript community through outreach, mentorship, conferences, events and social gatherings. JavaScript Community Uganda intends to create a friendly support network for people at all levels of proficiency and a bridge the gap between newbies and industry experts. Anyone interested in JavaScript is encouraged to join us!

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Paramount Research Triangle Consortium Prtc Uganda

We are youth lead community non-profit organization dedicated to resource mobilization, fostering relationships, and implementing strategic community development initiatives aimed at enhancing socio-economic standards of living and ensuring universal access to opportunities for all for full and healthy lives. We work to improve health, promote social and economic equity, strengthen resilience, and build sustainable networks with partner organizations, advocating tirelessly for global access and equity to empower individuals to forge paths to success. PRTC believes in creating healthy, productive communities in which everyone attains possible health and a sustainable environment; where socio-economic communities are supported; there is health promotion, environmental management, and education advocacy with measurable effects.

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Brighterone Uganda

Brighterone Uganda is dedicated to supporting local communities through various multi sectoral programs with the main focus on Economic Empowerment, Human Rights Awareness and advocacy, Prevention of Gender Based violence (GBV), Education, Livelihood support and Climate Change Action.

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Action For Liberty And Economic Development

Action for Liberty and Economic Development (ALED) is a Ugandan libertarian and free-enterprise think tank committed to promoting a free and prosperous society grounded in individual liberty, property rights, and limited government. ALED advances ideas that support entrepreneurship, voluntary exchange, and market-based solutions to social and economic challenges. Through research, policy analysis, leadership training, public dialogues, and community outreach, the organization works to:* Promote economic freedom and sound fiscal policy * Defend private property rights and the rule of law * Encourage youth entrepreneurship and innovation * Advocate for limited government and lower regulatory burdens * Build a culture of personal responsibility and voluntary cooperation By engaging students, policymakers, civil society actors, and local communities, ALED seeks to shape public debate in Uganda toward policies that expand opportunity, reduce dependency, and empower individuals to create wealth and improve their own lives. ALED has activities such as: The Africa Liberty Camp, Functional Liberty Library, Liberty chapters in Universities, Entrepreneurship programs, and projects such as Obwananyini Kuttaka, Taasa Omusubuzi, and John Galt Objectivism school program

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Girl Power Foundation Uganda

Girl Power Foundation Uganda is A community-based Organisation in Nyamigoye, Kanungu district working to help girls realize and achieve their potential. We believe every girl is born with a unique potential but the challenges that they encounter as they grow limit their discovery and they fail to utilize their potential. We trust that if these girls and young women are helped to understand their worth and utilize their potential, they can defeat all the challenges statistics hold against them and make the positive change we need in our communities. Girl Power Foundation Uganda focuses on promoting girl child education, mentorship and self-esteem building, livelihoods and skills development for girls and young women in our community.

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Rural Women Empowerment Network

Rural Women Empowerment Network works to fight for Climate Justice through practising Smart Agriculture, Restoration, Advocacy and Innovations.

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Fssibu Mission Foundation

F ssibu Mission foundation is a non-governmental organization, aiming to improve the lives of vulnerable children in the communities in uganda. The foundation’s mission is centered around empowering youth, fostering community development, promoting education, providing healthcare assistance, or addressing social issues. our specific objectives include initiatives such as skill development programs, educational scholarships, health awareness campaigns, community outreach projects, or advocacy for social change. Activities and Programs: The foundation engage in various activities and programs to achieve its mission and objectives. These could involve organizing workshops, seminars, fundraising events, volunteer projects, mentorship programs, awareness campaigns, or partnerships with other organizations to amplify their impact. Impact and Reach: The impact of the F ssibu Mission Foundation is measured by the number of beneficiaries served, communities impacted positively, policy changes influenced, or long-term sustainable outcomes achieved. The reach of the foundation may extend locally, nationally, or even internationally depending on the scope of its work. Collaborations and Partnerships: Collaborating with other non-profit organizations, government agencies, businesses, academic institutions, or international bodies can enhance the foundation’s effectiveness and broaden its reach. Partnerships can bring in additional resources, expertise, networks, and support for scaling up initiatives. Sustainability and Growth: Ensuring the sustainability of the foundation involves strategic planning for financial stability, building a strong organizational structure, cultivating leadership within the youth members, monitoring and evaluating program outcomes for continuous improvement, and adapting to changing societal needs over time. Growth may involve expanding programs to new regions or sectors while maintaining quality standards

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Shanoja Ecoplus

Uganda is an agrarian country with over 75% of the population engaged in agriculture as a main source of livelihood (UBOS 2014). An important element for promoting sustainable development therefore is to have a suitable enabling environment for agri-business creation, survival and growth. Shanoja Ecoplus is a business name trading under Shanoja Investments Limited, a company registered and incorporated in July 2018. Shanoja Ecoplus is a social business located in Mukono district Kyampisi Subcounty, Kasozi village. It is an institution designed to support community, local government and national innitiatives in realizing The Third Uganda National Development Plan (NDP 2020/21-2024/25 with the theme, “Sustainable Industrialization for Inclusive growth, employment and wealth creation”, noting that natural resource and climate change are central for the realization of sustainable industrialization and ultimately contributing the realization of more than half of the UN sustainable development goals.

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Kampala City Network

The Kampala City Network (KCN) exists to support and connect Faith Driven Entrepreneurs and Investors in Uganda, equipping them through shared content, community and connections so that they can fulfill their call to create and transform the world around them. Faith Driven Entrepreneur is both an organization and a type of person. As an organization, we exist to encourage, equip, and empower Christ following entrepreneurially minded people worldwide with world class content and community. As people, we (and hopefully you) are working to co-create alongside the master creator, businesses and enterprises that bring Him glory through their mission, their return, and their practices. But more than that, Faith Driven Entrepreneur is a movement. It is a continually growing mass of people who believe that they are God’s people sent out to do His work by building businesses that serve His plan. Podcast: https://faithdrivenentrepreneur.simplecast.fm/ Blog:

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Kdi Foundation

KDI Foundation is a Ugandan nonprofit rebranded in 2026 to focus on supporting children with disabilities. It works to break barriers to inclusive education, healthcare, rehabilitation, and community participation across Uganda. Through strategic partnerships, targeted programs, and data-driven advocacy, the foundation promotes accessible learning, assistive technologies, and community awareness, while engaging in policy efforts for long-term impact. KDI Foundation is committed to building an inclusive society where every child can learn, grow, and thrive with dignity and equal opportunity.

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Keynes Disability Association

Advocates for the rights and support improved services to people with cerebral palsy, Autism and learning disabilities in Refugee settlements and the host community.

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Action For Youth Development Uganda

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The Jabez Foundation Ltd

The Jabez Foundation Limited is a Christian-founded development organisation established in 2013 with a mission to empower youth, vulnerable women, and families through skills development, spiritual growth, and economic upliftment. The foundation operates under its guiding pillars Work, Word, Worship, integrating faith-based transformation with practical empowerment. The foundation runs a vibrant church and outreach ministry, a structured Learning Center for ICT, media, vocational skills, and Bible training, as well as community development programs that strengthen families, promote leadership, and build sustainable livelihoods. Through holistic support, the organisation aims to raise a generation of confident, spiritually grounded, and economically capable individuals. The foundation focuses on whole-person growth by combining education, discipleship, counselling, leadership development, and income-generating initiatives. Its work aligns with Uganda’s development goals and the global SDGs, particularly SDG 8 on Decent Work and Economic Growth. Over the years, the organisation has grown into a multifaceted model of transformation with community reach across Kampala, Luwero, Jinja, Wakiso, and other underserved areas.

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Uhlendorf Innovations Africa

Uhlendorf Innovations Africa is a social enterprise working with rural communities and community based institutions in rural communities to address challenges faced, adopting human centred designed and innovative approaches and solutions in Water, Income security, and Health to inspire and lead sustainability in these communities.

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Vijana Forward

Empowering youth through sports, digital literacy, clean energy & leadership

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360 Youth Development Initiative

360 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE Profile: 360 Youth Development Initiative (360YDI) is a non-governmental and non-profit making organization (Registration number ), located in Uganda the pearl of Africa. Youth and children in Uganda particularly in slums live under very trying and challenging circumstances, which have traumatized them and made them non performing citizens economically and socially. Due to high costs of living with increasing economic crisis Many children have been forced to stay in slums that are characterized by increases drug abuse, sexual violence, domestic violence, moral decay, poor standards of living, alleviated poverty among others This ugly situation has contributed greatly to the increased mental health challenges in children and youth. These challenges have resulted into rampant teenage pregnancies, theft, drug abuse, child labor, low self-esteem among others and all this put our future generation in suspense. Due to the current challenge 360 YDI, regards it vital to provide a psychosocial, practical, realistic and measurable approach to transform and empower our beneficiaries through our three core programs. 1)MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS Activities; Pro-bono counseling, Art therapy, Music Therapy, Life skills, Mentorship, Prayer sessions 2) INNOVATION HUBS PROGRAMS Activities; Entrepreneurship trainings, Seed capital, Creative thinking, Hands on skills 3)WASH PROGRAMS (WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE) Activities; Awareness on campaigns, Safe water, Hand washing, Drying rack and Latrine use All our intentional activities have enabled our beneficiaries have better coping mechanisms, sound decision making hence assured of better community transformers building a better world Partner with us to transform more lives Our Email: youthdevelopmentintiative360@gmail.com Facebook: YouthDevelopment Initiative Twitter:@360_Initiative Instagram: 360 Youth Development Initiative

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Imarisha Dada Uganda

A feminist organization of Adolescent Girls and Young Women to build feminist voices for collective actions that address all forms injustices, break stereotypes and patriarchal mindset, make informed decisions and choices and live to their full potential. Our thematic areas are; Feminist Transformational Leadership, and Mentorship, Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Entrepreneurship and Economic Justice.

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Hodari Foundation

HODARI Foundation is a refugee-led organisation fostering a culture of empowerment, for refugees to enjoy an equitable life, free from poverty, food insecurity and adaptive to climate change. We deploy innovative theories of change and a human-centered design approach to support the independence, resilience and empowerment of refugee women and children through agricultural programs, educational initiatives and enterprise development. Together, we’re fostering empowerment, equality, and well-being for all.

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Instawell

Public Speaking and Leadership

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Just Like My Child Foundation Uganda

JUST LIKE MY CHILD UGANDA is a Non-Government Organization registered in 2016 with the aim of empowering adolescent girls and the communities they live in so they can have the ability to transform themselves and others. WE BELIEVE: Empowered women and girls have the ability to transform themselves and others, make decisions in every dimension of their lives, hold institutions accountable, shape the choices on offer, and believe they are entitled to do so. OUR MISSION: Is to empower vulnerable adolescent girls by enabling them to create healthy, self sustaining families who prosper without further aid. OUR VISION: Is to empower 1 million vulnerable adolescent girls and the communities they live in, thereby creating a dramatic improvement in the world's health, economic stability and environment. OUR PROJECTS: GIRL POWER PROJECT® PROJECT JUSTICE MANDELA PROJECT THEMATIC AREAS: Life skills. Community Legal Empowerment for child protection. Menstrual Hygiene, Health and Management. Mentorship Education support. Vocational skilling.

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Rural Agroecology Network

Rural Agroecology Network is an Indigenous Peoples' Rural Youth-led Non-profit organization, a member of Agroecology Coalition dedicated to promoting sustainable agriculture, environmental protection and biodiversity conservation within the rural communities and schools of Northern Uganda. We focus on empowering local farmers through adoption of best agroecological practices that enhance resilience and Food Security and Livelihoods. Our initiative supports Northern Uganda's rural communities and schools to build resilient food systems, preserve their environment, and improve their livelihoods sustainably, through the toughest lenses of climate change, highest child undernutrition, household food insecurity and poverty in Uganda.

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Volunteer For Peace Vpeace

A youth-led organization dedicated to empowering and integrating both refugee youth and women, fostering peaceful coexistence through mentorship, entrepreneurship, education, and community dialogues. We envision a world where everyone thrives in peace.

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Affuna Addula Winners Association

OUR MOTIVE We focus on building experiences for our membership to enjoy financial freedom.

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Komuge Community Initiative

KOMUGE COMMUNITY INITIATIVE Who we are. Komuge Community Initiative started its operations in 2017 when a group of like-minded young people got touched by the plight of people in Komuge village and started distributing handouts. As a result, a CBO was fully registered in 2018 with a mandate in the areas of WASH, health, education, livelihood, and agriculture to operate in Komuge Sub-county, Bukedea District. However, three years later, the organisation decided to expand operations into other areas that had similar challenges or even worse, hence the transition into a fully non-government organization in 2022, operating in the districts of Bukedea, Kumi, Ngora, and Serere, respectively, with its Registration Number MIA/NB/2022/09/1786. KOMUGE COMMUNITY INITIATIVE is an NGO formed on clear grounds to bring about development, empowerment, and direct support for the vulnerable members of the community, especially women and vulnerable children. This NGO was established to create a positive impact on the ever-growing problem of vulnerable people in hard-to-reach areas, especially widows, single mothers, child mothers, women and girls living with HIV/AIDS, children, and out-of-school young people. Our focus areas include WASH, gender equality, education, agriculture, child advocacy and community outreach, livelihood through vocational skilling, development training and research, and poverty eradication. Therefore, contributing to the achievement of SDG 1 – No Poverty, 2 – Zero Hunger, 3 – Good health and well-being, 4 – Quality Education, 5 – Gender Equality, 6 – Clean water & Sanitation, 10 – Reduced inequality.

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