A sustainable, healthy and wealthy community
Formed with the objective to support African communities in the fields of environment and waste management, water hygiene and sanitation
A help to those who need it
Look at our outreach efforts
Our outreach efforts are rooted in empowering communities through meaningful, youth-led action. We champion health awareness by organizing medical camps, hygiene education, and access to essential care for underserved areas. Through environmental conservation, we engage youth in tree planting, waste management drives, and sustainability education to protect our planet for future generations.
Theory of change
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Be The Innovator
Develop and provide evidence-based solutions to public health issues with local communities.
Be The Voice
Advocate and campaign for better practices and policies fulfilling the rights of marginalized populations and ensuring their voices are heard.
Scalable Results
Support effective implementation of best practices, programs and policies leveraging our knowledge to ensure sustainable impact at scale.
Build Partnership
Collaborate with local partners, civil society institutions, local community-based organizations, and communities to share knowledge, influence others, and work to promote the creation of a healthy, wealthy and sustainable society.
Our Core Areas
HIV/AIDS Prevention
The project design is contributing to the reduction of HIV/AIDS new infection in Uganda by developing prevention activities like condom distribution and education, voluntary counselling and testing, counselling and referral services.
Environment Protection
Food and energy production are the most critical of Uganda’s many development challenges, growth in production is essential and the challenge for Uganda’s policy makers is to enhance production in food and energy with minimal environmental damage.
Water & Sanitation
According to World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that, in developing countries, 75% of all illnesses and 80% of child mortality cases are associated with unsafe disposal of excrement, poor hygiene, and water supplies that are inadequate in quantity or quality.
Waste Management
Uganda population growth is becoming more urban, and the process of transition has negative impact on the physical environment, this trends towards urbanization is affecting the environment and creation of wastes moreover the policies on waste management and sanitation cannot adequately address the twin challenge.
Women & Youth Empowerment
Improving economic development opportunity for women and youths is equally important to the goals of sustainable and equitable development. Youth and women education and training when integrated with basic health services an, expanded economic opportunities, and enforced rights are crucial to the success of sustainable development.
Mother & Child Health
Goal: Contribute to reduction in maternal and infant mortality rates and improve the overall health and well-being of women and children. YES, is working to contribute to the “Ugandan Road map for Accelerating the Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Mortality and Morbidity”.
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