HOPE OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE

A bright and welcoming space for learning and growth

HOPE OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE

The ECD Centre structure is now complete! This new space will provide children with a safe and stimulating environment to learn, play and grow. A big thank to GWBF for making this possible.

I CAN South Sudan

Tools were distributed to the structures under ICSS, including the Male Champions, Women’s Forum, and Cultural Alliance. The items provided—gumboots, solar lamps, and raincoats—will support them in effectively carrying out their activities. A heartfelt thank you to OXFAM for its continued support to the people we serve.

I CAN South Sudan

Meeting with Bran Moyiga woodlot agroforestry farmers to sensitize on FMNR/ANR, planning for 2025

Fountain of Hope Africa

Promoting Food Self-Sufficiency among forcibly displaced communities Last week we had the privilege of visiting this incredible ogroup of displaced women farmers as they harvested fresh tomatoes and other crops. It is truly inspiring to witness how our support empowers refugee women to cultivate their skills, enhance food security, and build sustainable livelihoods. By investing in these women, we are fostering resilience, self-sufficiency, and long-term economic empowerment. Join us in creating more opportunities for growth and transformation!

RIAD FOUNDATION UGANDA

We are pleased to share our documentary for Agriculture through photography, As we plan for the new season with those we serve.

YIDA

YIDA is providing free internet access to refugees, enabling them to apply for various scholarship opportunities. This initiative aims to raise awareness about university opportunities available to refugees, encouraging them to take advantage of these educational resources.

GEESI Development and Humanitarian Initiative

GEESI commemorated World Cancer Day at Adagom 3 in Ogoja, Nigeria. The event started with introduction of activities, the we dived in to the educative talk on Prostate Cancer, its causes, symptoms, effects, how it could be prevented and also mitigating strategies. Then GEESI staff also educated the people on Cervical Cancer to balance up the talk. After the educative talks, we had a question and answer session and all who attempted with the right answer were awarded gifts that is sanitary pad and shaving kits. Indeed it was fulfilled and also very educative. We had a total of about 115 participants.

Root of Generations

This morning, we visited Gorom Refugee Camp in Juba for our weekly progress monitoring, and the stories we heard painted a vivid picture of the Emergency Pooled Fund's impact. One woman shared her experience with us, her voice filled with gratitude. After the food ration cuts were announced, she explained, I was devastated. I couldn't provide for my children. Basic needs were beyond my reach. Her future, like so many other Sudanese women displaced by conflict, felt bleak. But then, the Cohere Emergency Pooled Fund arrived. This fund, she continued, "has been a lifeline. It's helped me and other Sudanese women reclaim a sense of hope." Now, she can provide balanced meals for her children and even save a little through her Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA). Thank you so much to Cohere and Root of Generations, she said, her eyes sparkling. This small grant has had a gradual but profound impact on these vulnerable women in Gorom. It's a testament to the power of targeted aid and a reminder that even small acts of generosity can rebuild lives shattered by conflict. The Emergency Pooled Fund isn't just a program; it's a story of resilience, hope, and the unwavering spirit of women rebuilding their futures.

YETA

We are pleased to witness community we work with taking ownership and sustainability of our interventions e.g cultural events for unity and peaceful co-existence. Just of yesterday 9/2/2025, Keliko community under the cultural and religious alliance was able to organise a massive cultural get together event on their own that brought together their tribe mates from Koboko, Bidibidi, Rhino camp and elsewhere including other tribes within imvepi. As YETA, we see such initiatives as the right direction to sustainability and ownership. Great appreciation to #Oxfam# Danida SPII #UNHCR for funding peaceful building initiatives.