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Our Work at She Unit Uganda
We create opportunities for girls and women through education, mentorship and skills training.
She Unit Uganda empowers marginalized girls and young women, especially those aged 15–30 who never had the chance to attend school or dropped out.
We focus on those living in absolute poverty, providing access to education and free vocational training to help them gain skills, confidence and economic independence.
Formal Education Support
We provide the mentorship, materials, and resources girls need to stay in school and succeed in their studies.
Impact
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Over 1,000 girls have received mentorship, sanitary pads, and training to make their own pads
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More than 100 students have received learning materials and partner schools have been given books for key subjects
Free Vocational Training
For women who left school early or never enrolled, we provide free, practical skills training.
Many graduates start small businesses or find work in their communities. Beauticians in particular can find work easily in Uganda when they have proper training.
Impact
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Over 400 women and girls trained since 2018, with many now earning sustainable incomes.
Why It Matters
In Uganda, poverty, gender inequality and early pregnancy limit opportunities for girls. By supporting education and teaching practical skills, we are empowering young women to live with dignity, confidence and independence.
Get Involved
Our work is funded by donations and grants. You can help by donating, partnering with us or volunteering.
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