The Livelihood Gap in Kakiri
Our Mission: Empowering communities starting in Kakiri through resilient vocational, agricultural, and financial agency.
In Wakiso District, limited access to vocational skills and capital keeps families in cycles of poverty. Jericho bridges this gap with market-aligned training and micro-finance tailored for rural dignity.
450+
Youth Trained
120
Women in Micro-finance
800
Households Supported
35
Farming Workshops
Vocational Training
We offer intensive, hands-on workshops in tailoring, carpentry, and mechanics, providing local youth with market-ready skills and starting toolkits.
Dignified Livelihoods
Programs & Methodology
Theory of Change: By equipping individuals with practical skills and financial agency, we bridge the gap between systemic crisis and economic dignity, fostering a resilient community rooted in self-sufficiency.
Micro-finance Aid
Operating through community-led savings groups, we provide women with micro-loans and financial literacy to launch small-scale rural enterprises.
Financial Agency
Sustainable Farming
We share climate-smart agricultural techniques, distributing high-yield seeds and teaching organic pest control to ensure food security for rural households.
Long-term Resilience
Crisis Relief
We mobilize localized emergency aid, providing immediate food, medical supplies, and temporary shelter to families affected by unexpected environmental or economic shocks.
Immediate Stability
Leadership & Governance
Founder & Director
Executive Leadership
Dedicated to community resilience in Wakiso, focusing on transparent governance and local resource mobilization for long-term impact.
Local Board Head
Community Governance
Rooted in Kakiri, she ensures our programs meet real household needs while maintaining full accountability to our donors and members.
Program Strategist
Grant Accountability
Overseeing project efficiency and strategic growth to ensure that every grant dollar effectively reaches rural youth and women.
Beneficiary Spotlights
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The tailoring skills I gained at Jericho didn't just give me a machine; they gave me a future. Now, I support my two children through my own small shop in Kakiri.
Nakato S. — Tailoring Program Graduate
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Through the Sustainable Farming collective, our household yield has doubled. We've moved from crisis survival to consistent resilience through modern irrigation.
Musa K. — Sustainable Farming Member
Latest Impact Updates
Stay informed on how localized action turns donor support into economic dignity for rural Ugandan households.
Empowering Kakiri's Youth: 120 Graduated
Our latest vocational graduates have launched 15 local micro-enterprises, increasing household income by 40%.
Women-Led Finance: $5k in Micro-loans
Micro-finance collectives in Mubango are fostering stability, with 50 women accessing capital for sustainable trade.
Sustainable Farming: 200 Hectares Restored
Recent agricultural workshops have equipped 80 farming households with climate-resilient survival techniques.
Jericho Community Livelihood Initiative, Mubango, Kakiri | Reg No. [Insert Registration Number]