WARDI Uganda today conducted community awareness on OPM registration services in zone one of Imvepi refugee settlement Uganda. the issues identified are lack of enough food, limited skills development training programme offers to refuge more especially women and girls, and other issues related to income generating activity. this call for joint effort to empower the refugee community by allocating some funds in skills development, business Entrepreneurship

WARDI Uganda has organised Go Back To School Campaign Event in Imvepi Refugee Settlement Uganda to Aware parents, children and community Leaders on the importance of Early Education to Children. we have accounted challenges on sound system hence making us limited in reaching more children and parents

To Day we received visitors from District, Avis, and Brac in our office in Imvepi Refugee Settlement for join monitoring of our ECD programmes in the refugee settlement. we really thank Brac for training us on ECD programming to strengthen our capacity as the Refugee Led Organisation. we there for advocate for fundraising and project development training in future to strengthen our resource mobilisation.

Today We've successfully conducted play therapy in refugee communities of imvepi refugee settlement Uganda, these activity help children heal and rebuild from trauma. this program also provides essential emotional support, but during the activity challenges persist. We face ongoing gaps in resources, and funds to support our activity programming. so we are requesting Your support to bridge these gaps, enabling us to reach more children and enhance their journey to recovery. Join us in making a lasting impact—your contribution can help close the gap and continue our vital work

Due to lack of Funding there is 4 ECD centre that has been left not operating, in the refugee settlement of Imvepi Refugee camp, as a refugee led organisation, we feel ownership of the centres. together with the refugee leaders, caregivers, government and the entire refugee community. we develop a community funding project, where by we mobilise the community to support the Centres with cash contribution, human resource, and play materials. today we have conducted feedback meeting with the Refugee welfare councils RWCs to find out some impressing challenges affecting the ECD centres in the settlement, the challenges we identified are limited play materials, teaching materials and cleaning tools, the school management committees are lacking knowledge and skills of how they can run some programmes, fundraising and Advocacy programmes at the centres. hence requesting for capacity building. there is need of raising awareness and sensitisation on Early learning and importance of sending children 3-8 years early to school. AS a refugee led organisation we are requesting for more support to this programme to enable the refugee children access better education and play programmes at the settlement.