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Five interconnected pillars addressing vulnerabilities in Eastern Uganda
An integrated, multi-sectoral approach to restoring dignity and building resilience
Rescuing, protecting, and supporting vulnerable children to thrive safely
Restoring dignity and reducing isolation for elderly persons
Ensuring persons with disabilities live safely and with dignity
Building economic resilience and household capacity
Building sustainable capacity for long-term impact
Embedded throughout all pillars
How the five pillars work together for holistic change
Years 1-2: Establish systems, begin child protection, elderly care, and disability inclusion with baseline assessments
Years 2-3: Scale interventions, introduce livelihoods, strengthen referral pathways, build community centers
Years 4-5: Deepen livelihoods, expand to new districts, strengthen district coordination, ensure sustainability
By 2030: Reach 3,000 beneficiaries, establish self-sustaining community systems, scale nationally
Measurable targets for transforming lives and communities
1,500 Children
Supported with: Protection, rescue, reintegration, education support, and stable family placement
Target: 80% achieve stable family or community placement
800 Elderly
Supported with: Home-based care, nutrition, mobility assistance, medical referrals
Target: 60% improvement in wellbeing
600 PWDs
Supported with: Mobility aids, therapy referrals, home adaptations, inclusive support
Target: 70% improvement in functional ability
1,200 Caregivers & Youth
Supported with: Skills training, VSLAs, climate-smart agriculture, mentorship
Target: 50% achieve sustainable income generation
5 Districts
Strengthened with: Training, coordination, MEL systems, referral pathways
Target: 90% functionality of systems and pathways
Operation in Eastern and Western Uganda
Strategic expansion to Western Uganda to extend reach and impact
3,000
Vulnerable individuals reached and supported
Building infrastructure and capability for greater impact
Essential preventative and curative health services for underserved communities in Migana and surrounding areas.
Multipurpose facility for adult education, vocational training, early childhood development, and community capacity building.
Dedicated residential facility providing dignified, compassionate care for vulnerable elderly members of the community.
Sustainable livelihoods and income-generating activities enabling community members toward economic independence.
Collaborations with UN agencies, international NGOs, government, and academic institutions to amplify reach and expertise.
Scale proven interventions across new geographic areas while strengthening existing programs through enhanced capacity and resources.
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