Explore TCEI’s published community activities, field engagement and initiatives in development.
TCEI’s published story describes engagement with a group of 20 women in Kiwatule Wabidugu, focusing on empowerment, psychosocial support, community reintegration and pathways to sustainable livelihoods. Individual participants’ private histories are intentionally not repeated.
Our work includes community engagement on safe water and sanitation in rural communities, including Masindi, Luwero and Nakivale. Activities emphasise hygiene awareness, community-managed approaches and access to safer water.
Our 2026 initiative sets out plans to establish an early childhood development centre for refugee children aged 3–12 in Nakivale Refugee Settlement. The initiative brings together early learning, caregiver support and child wellbeing.
Our household livelihood work addresses the practical barriers facing families with limited income, including business capital, access to essential services and opportunities to build stable sources of earnings.
Community activities include attention to children and persons with disabilities. Inclusive access to education, services and community life remains an important part of our development approach.
Community engagement and recreation can build confidence, relationships and participation among young people. We seek to connect young people with opportunities to learn, contribute and thrive.
Our programme development focuses on these priorities.
Supporting equitable access to vocational opportunities, fair employment pathways and economic participation for refugees and underserved young people.
Exploring affordable ways to connect small producers with customers, improve sales record-keeping and strengthen enterprise sustainability.
Using field evidence on livelihoods, water, sanitation and health access to inform programmes and partnerships.
Detailed accounts of our projects and community programmes.
Health, WASH, staff capacity building, women’s empowerment and environmental initiatives.
View past projectsVocational training, psychosocial support and women’s livelihoods in Kiwatule Wabidugu.
Read programme storyEarly childhood development and caregiver support in Nakivale Refugee Settlement.
View initiativeWorking with Jenga Ntoto Foundation Learning Centre in Mpererwe, Kampala, TCEI supported more than 20 children aged six months to 12 years with access to nutritious food, therapeutic support and rehabilitation services.
TCEI strengthened organisational governance and management through board orientation, staff development, policy work and strategic planning. These activities support effective programme delivery and institutional accountability.
Our WASH activities address access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene through community mobilisation, awareness and local participation in practical solutions.
Our youth empowerment work in Yumbe addresses the economic and social barriers faced by young people through skilling, participation and livelihood development.
TCEI supports the economic and social reintegration of women with experience of incarceration through vocational training, mentoring and livelihood opportunities.
Our work on beekeeping promotes sustainable honey production, livelihood diversification and climate resilience while encouraging responsible management of natural resources.
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