The Inspired To Inspire Foundation

With the grant support, The Inspired to Inspire Foundation launched a skilling program to empower young mothers and out-of-school youth living in last-mile communities in Kanungu District, Uganda. Through this initiative, 30 young women were equipped with tailoring skills, business development training, and financial literacy. The grant enabled the foundation to acquire five sewing machines, which facilitated structured training in garment making for the participants. The participants, many of whom were single mothers, GBV survivors, and school dropouts, gained practical skills and tools for economic independence. The program also integrated sessions on reproductive health, gender equality, and climate awareness, positioning participants as local change agents and sparking broader community dialogue on the importance of investing in young women’s economic potential.

Anti-Domestic Violence centre

With support from the Learning Initiative Grant, members of the Anti-Domestic Violence Center (ADOVIC) implemented an Urban Farming in Schools project aimed at educating girls on the intersection of climate change and gender-based violence (GBV), while equipping them with practical urban farming skills.

Marafiki United Green Youths Initiative Limited

With support from the Grant, the Girls for Girls project empowered adolescent girls and young feminists in Kawempe from April to November 2024.

Kazi Women Foundation

Through its flagship program, Kazi Girls, Kazi Women Foundation empowered girls aged 8 to 16 to design and lead their own initiative.

A hand For a Refugee

A hand for a refugee, were able to launch an initiative that focused on reducing gender-based violence (GBV) in the Kyangwali Refugee Settlement, Uganda.

Girl Power Community Uganda

With the grant, Girl Power Community Uganda empowered over 500 girls and young women with disabilities, along with an additional 500 community members.

Mummies Touch Skills Development Centre

With the grant, Mummies Touch Skills acquired materials for making reusable diapers. The initiative plans to implement a training program that equips young women with practical skills in making of reusable diapers, and to support the participants to transform these skills into income-generating ventures.