Education continuity
School fees, supplies and case support that help girls remain enrolled.
Keep her learning. Keep her choosing.
Girl Child EmpowermentA girl’s future should be shaped by her potential—not poverty or early marriage.
This cross-cutting programme brings together education, menstrual health, mentorship, rights awareness and livelihood pathways to protect girls and expand their choices.
2026/27 targetIntegrated across two programs
Planned investmentCross-programmeChildren and women programme lines
Global alignmentSDG 4 + SDG 5
How the programme works
Practical support. Sustainable change.
We address the immediate barrier, strengthen the person or household, and build local systems that can carry progress forward.
Menstrual health
Reusable sanitary pads, hygiene information and facilities that protect attendance and dignity.
Protection and rights
Awareness, referral and advocacy addressing early marriage, exploitation and violence.
Mentorship and ambition
Women role models, career guidance and skills that build confidence and future options.
What success looks like
We measure the change that matters in daily life.
- ✓Girls remain in school longer
- ✓Reduced menstrual-health barriers
- ✓Greater awareness of rights and protection services
- ✓Stronger confidence and career aspiration
Our delivery model
From listening to learning.
Each intervention follows a simple, accountable cycle designed around the people it serves.
- 1
Identify barriers with girls, families and schools
- 2
Provide education and dignity support
- 3
Connect girls with mentors and referrals
- 4
Track attendance, safety and confidence
Your partnership matters
Help advance girl child empowerment in Uganda.
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