March is a month globally recognized for celebrating resilience and progress, we take a moment to reflect on the inspiring stories emerging from the communities we serve. From economic empowerment to cooperative revival, the impact of our work continues to be felt in the lives of individuals striving for a better future. This edition of our newsletter brings you firsthand accounts of transformation. Kenjiri Ruth, once unemployed for four years, found her footing through KRC-Uganda’s training under the Young Africa Works – Markets for Youth Project. Similarly, Kahindo Wasi, a refugee from Congo, seized the opportunity presented by the Kulea Watoto project, using her VSLA savings to start a shoe […]
Uganda is grappling with land access challenges in refugee settlements due to reduced funding and food ration cuts. These challenges have had a severe impact on vulnerable refugees with limited income, many of whom struggle to afford land for cultivation as an alternative means of food production. In Bidibidi Refugee Settlement, where renting half an acre of land costs between UGX 70,000 and UGX 150,000, many refugees find it nearly impossible to secure farmland. Despite these challenges, KRC-Uganda’s Community Peace Keepers, trained under the EU-Land Project with funding from the European Union, have played a pivotal role in managing land-related conflicts in Yangani and Abiriamajo Clusters. Through mediation and counselling […]
As we end the month of February, we are reminded of the incredible journeys that many individuals embark upon in their pursuit of a better life. At KRC-Uganda, we believe that every story of resilience andempowerment adds a vibrant thread to the fabric of our community. This month, we shine a spotlight onremarkable individuals like Naume, Ezekiel, and Morris whose journeys exemplify the profound impact offinancial literacy, skill development, and unwavering determination. Naume’s story illustrates the transformative power of financial literacy. Through the support of ourtraining programs, she has moved from modest savings to establishing successful business ventures,ultimately enhancing her household’s well-being. Ezekiel’s experience demonstrates the importance of economic empowerment […]
The nutrition Symposium was held from 1st to 7th August to commemorate the World Breast Feeding Month.
old packaging by the group before training by KRC-Uganda Upon completing my final exams, I fell ill unexpectedly. Despite the initial support from friends, some, including my closest companions, lost hope in my recovery and took possession of my belongings, anticipating the worst. Unable to afford medical treatment in Kampala, I was eventually taken to my home village. The illness was attributed to spiritual causes, and the ordeal persisted for six months. Eventually, I was healed, and a church member intervened on my behalf, securing a job for me in a nearby school. Starting my career as a teacher in 2015, I encountered the challenge of not possessing suitable clothing […]
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