Creating Pathways to Economic Independence
Poverty is a cycle, but it can be broken. We tackle economic hardship at its source by giving young people and their families the means to build stable, independent livelihoods. From vocational skills to business training, we open doors to income-generating opportunities that transform lives and uplift entire communities.
Our Approach
Our strategy moves beyond temporary relief. We invest in skills development, entrepreneurship, and market connections, providing a hand up, not just a handout, so that vulnerable youth can become self-reliant agents of change.
Key Objectives
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To equip vulnerable youth, child mothers, and persons with disabilities with marketable vocational skills.
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To deliver practical entrepreneurship training that leads to the creation of sustainable small businesses.
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To connect young farmers and entrepreneurs to profitable markets and financial opportunities.
Featured Programmes Under Variours Projects
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Vocational Training (Since 2018): A NOYU initiative providing hands-on skills in tailoring, bakery, shoe making, and hairdressing.
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Entrepreneurship Training (Since 2016): Delivering the ILO’s “Start and Improve Your Business” programme across Northern Uganda.
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Oilseed Farming (2018-2019): Connected young farmers to lucrative markets for sunflower, soya, and simsim.