Building stronger communities in rural Uganda

Gayaza Youth CBO works directly with underserved communities to create lasting change. We believe in empowering people through education, skills, and opportunity.

GAYAZA YOUTH CBO

Transforming Lives through community centred solutions

In rural Uganda, many families face poverty due to unemployment, lack of knowledge and life skills, limited healthcare access, and harsh climate impacts. Young people drop out of school, teenage pregnancies remain high, and women struggle to find economic opportunities. We exist to bridge these gaps—empowering communities to rise above these challenges with dignity, opportunity, and hope.

The Challenge

Rural communities face interconnected barriers: poverty, unemployment, limited education, and poor access to healthcare create cycles that are hard to break.

The Impact

Young people leave school early, teenage pregnancies disrupt futures, women lack economic opportunities, and climate change threatens livelihoods.

Our Response

We bridge these gaps through empowerment programs that bring dignity, opportunity, and hope to those who need it most.

Our Key Focus Areas
Comprehensive programs addressing community needs
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Our Impact

Trained 80 youth and 20 women as trainers of trainees in vocational and business skills. Youth Trainers have empowered 40 more youth with vocational skills such as soap and jewelry making, hair dressing. Women Trainers have also trained 10 more women in tailoring, sustainable organic farming, book keeping and saving.

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Supported with savings and income-generating activities

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Adolescents reached with reproductive health education

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Planted in local communities as part of climate action campaigns.