This important initiative is crucial. For many girls and women in the country, gender discrimination is all too common.
Although efforts have been taken to stem the rising tide of HIV among youth, success is limited, and adolescent girls are at a clear disadvantage
A growing poverty rate, poor-performing schools, and teen violence make it tough to be a girl growing up in the Uganda.
Support girls and women in crisis. Millions of girls are subjected to abuse, child labor, sex trafficking, child marriage, and other offenses. Ending Adolescent …
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We understand how and when children’s rights are violated and girls are denied equality. We also understand the impact this has on their lives. This knowledge and experience puts us in a unique and powerful position to address the violations children face and to tackle the root causes of discrimination against girls, exclusion and vulnerability.
Read MoreWe have a vision that all girls and young women will be able to participate in decision-making processes that affect them by 2030.
We have a vision that all girls will have access to a quality education and opportunities for lifelong learning by 2030.
Every child has the right to a safe, formal, quality education and access to lifelong learning.
We build strategic, long-term, mutually-beneficial partnerships that strengthen our programmes. We deliver clear value and business benefits to our partners
I didn’t know how many people work at SCOEN, so I drew a lot to show how much SCOEN programmes means to me!
I didnot know how useful giving inkind was! not until i gave basic items to SCOEN Uganda for the children inneed and the photo excited me.
Our corporate partners play a central role in helping us to achieve this, and with partnerships at the national & regional level, we understand what makes a strong partnership succeed. These partnerships allow us to run more, better quality programmes around the target communities supporting more children and their communities.
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