Past Projects
Our programmes and community activities in Uganda.
Healthy life initiative for disabled children
Persons with disabilities are still among the most neglected groups in the policy domain as well as in the private sphere. The majority of these persons face enormous economic and social barriers that have an advance impact on their development and well being. Many of them do not have access to basic services such as health, education and experience multiple deprivations even with in their families and are invisible in the national policy agenda.
Staff capacity building
Human resource is essence of any organisation. An organisation’s human resource epitomise the mutual competence and involvements of its people required to meet an organisations goals and objective. When an organisation thrives in attracting the right kind of people. The right number of people at the right time and unleashing their full potential, good things happen. Read More
Strategic action on water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH)
Due to persistent demand and need for clean and safe water in most of TCEI’s area of operation, TCEI introduced the right to safe water. The targeted communities were introduced to the application of the right awareness-based approach to service delivery water jars and tanks
Success Story: Empowering Women Through Thrive's "Empower Her" Program in Kiwatule Uganda
In the bustling slums of Kiwatule Wabidugu, a group of 20 women who had previously experienced immense hardship, including being victims of domestic violence, HIV/AIDS, sex trade, and incarceration, are transforming their lives with the support of the Thrive Empower Her program. This initiative, designed to help reintegrate ex-offenders back into their communities and provide mental health support, is fostering empowerment and sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable women. Among the participants were four mothers of children with disabilities
Empower Her youth Initiative Yumbe district
The Empower Her Entrepreneurship Initiative aims to address these challenges by providing vocational training, digital literacy, and financial literacy skills to 200 women and girls in Yumbe District. Through the creation of safe spaces for learning and entrepreneurship, this project will empower women and girls with the knowledge and tools necessary to achieve financial independence, improve their livelihoods, and break the cycle of poverty.
Enhancing Beekeeping Practices for Climate Resilience and Sustainable Honey Production in Kai Forest Near Kaya River Yumbe District.
This project aims to enhance the resilience of beekeeping practices in the region by integrating climate adaptation techniques, improving honey harvesting and storage, and empowering local communities especially youth and women through sustainable economic activities.