Design and implement youth-centered programs that address education gaps, economic marginalization, and social vulnerability.

Uganda’s school dropout rate continues to rise, and youth stagnation has steadily increased over the past decade projected to double by 2030. A growing number of young people are not in education, employment, or training (NEET), limiting their potential and weakening the country’s socio-economic fabric.

We chart meaningful pathways for youth both those who complete and those who drop out of the formal education system helping them transition into productive livelihoods. Our mentorship model integrates education, skills development, and financial inclusion, equipping young people with the knowledge, resources, and opportunities needed to improve their education and employment outcomes