
We improve livelihoods of rural communities for sustainable dev't in the Ruwenzori Region thru programs for #economicempowerment, #healthcare & #humanrights.
Uganda
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Merry Christmas to all of you! Enjoy these days with your families, make it special with your loved ones 🎄✨
Special, big hug to those who are alone or those who are experiencing difficult days during holiday season. It’s tough but keep believing.
There's no excuse for not investing to #EndChildMarriage and #TeenagePregnancies
We're calling for sustainable investment to end these injustices
#16DaysOfActivismAgainstGBV
#NoExcuse
We are pleased to have attended the Annual General Meeting for Girls Not Brides Uganda, the national partnership to End Child Marriage.
Protecting Women and Girls isn't an EXPENSE.
IT'S AN INVESTMENT
#16daysofactivismagainstGBV – at Kyenjojo, Uganda
16 Days of ACTIVISM Against GBV
To end violence against women, we need to challenge the attitudes that perpetuate, rationalise and normalise that violence, and deny women’s right to safety. Men are overwhelmingly the perpetrators of gender-based violence. To see violence truly – at Kyenjojo, Uganda
One of the VSLA groups we support within the refugee host communities in Kyegegwa District closing their saving Cycle 2023
Women empowerment in form of seed capital provision benefiting 818 people living in refugees and host communities of Kyegegwa District.
Some of the beneficiaries taking their share at the end of the 2nd saving Cycle
Some of the benefits from the economic empowerment program supported by CRVPF.....
The program created more opportunities to the target audience and has enabled a positive change in societies.
Executive Director DEFORA attending a UNICEF meeting on ending child marriage and early pregnancy @ fairway hotel.
Our ED Rev Kalyebara Stephen attending the consultative meeting to inform phase III of the UNFPA-UNICEF Programme to #ENDCHILDMARRIAGE
Nearly 1 in 5 girls are still not
completing lower-secondary and nearly 4 in 10 girls are not completing upper-secondary school today. And in certain regions, the numbers are even more dismal.
#InvestInGirlsRights
#DEFORA
Happening today, Kyenjojo district budget consultative meeting for CSO/NGO’s #workingtogether
Engagement with the Kyenjojo district leaders on protection and promotion of girl child rights... – at Kyenjojo, Uganda
Gender inequity is too often among the family and healthcare dynamics that have long-term health implications for children as they grow up:
Within families, the physical, emotional, and financial health of women – mothers in particular – are inextricably linked to the health and
well-being of children. Fathers, too, play a key role in whether a child has access to healthcare and opportunities.























