Every result is a family's story

In a last-mile village in Rukiga District, Promise strengthened her household’s farming, food security, and wellbeing through practical training, household coaching, and data-informed follow-up. Over 24 months, she adopted improved agricultural and hygiene practices, joined a savings group, and built the confidence to sustain progress and plan for her family’s future.

Aida, a farmer from a last-mile village in Kagadi District, improved her household’s income after adopting improved farming, livestock, hygiene, and savings practices. Today, she serves as a VSLA treasurer, supporting her community while expanding her family’s livelihood and education opportunities.

Through improved farming practices, access to savings and credit, and inclusive household decision-making, Lilian has been able to invest in her children’s education, expand her sources of income, and begin building a permanent home. Read her story.

After participating in training sessions and joining a savings group, Grace built a growing poultry business that now provides steady income and supports her family’s long-term financial stability.

Read how a group of neighbors in a last-mile village in the Kaliro District came together in early 2023 to start a business initiative and create a reliable source of income for the community.

After gaining new skills and stepping into community leadership, Annet strengthened her farming, household health practices, and financial stability, using savings group loans to invest in livestock and future business plans.

After learning new farming, savings, and household planning practices, Sharon and Bright moved from financial uncertainty and constant stress to working as partners, improving their harvests, investing in land, and planning confidently for their children’s future.

In a last-mile community in Amuru District, backyard and keyhole gardens are helping families improve daily nutrition, reduce expenses, and create small income opportunities close to home.

In a last-mile village in Bunyangabu District, four young men are turning improved harvests, savings, and shared ambition into a youth-led poultry enterprise that is creating new stability for their families and community.