Archives: Local Partners

Girl Up Initiative Uganda aims to educate and build the confidence of girls, women and youth through their holistic education, economic empowerment, and youth engagement programs in the slums of Kampala, Uganda.

WIL invests in underserved women globally who take the lead in becoming self-sufficient, elevating their families and communities.

ABSF supports alternative pathways to economic independence for women.  They partner with  organizations focused on entrepreneurship and vocational skills training, as well as seed funding for business creation and development. ABSF’s vision is: “A world with opportunities for all women to receive an education, assume leadership roles and achieve economic independence.”

Inspired by indigenous wisdom since 2001, Empowerment WORKS is a social change organization unleashing the power of collaboration in the relentless pursuit of a sustainable, just future for all.

The Hilden Charitable Fund funds projects overseas – in Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda, with a preference for organizations based in the country where the work is delivered, and with a focus on projects which enable rural and/or displaced communities to become more self-sufficient.  

AOET, in serving its mission to meet the needs of vulnerable groups through education, community empowerment, health care and psychosocial services, provides access and service delivery of affordable quality health care to marginalized communities in Uganda.  

A poverty-eradication, global training organization, Street Business School looks to train partners to decrease poverty through a business training program and professional curriculum consultation.