UCF RALD

REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE & LIVELIHOOD DEVELOPMENT

Help us to help refugee women and youth in the Nakivale Refugee Settlement in Uganda. Tax deductible for USA taxpayers. 

The oldest refugee camp in Africa since 1958, Nakivale Camps are located on the south of Lake Nakivale, a large aquifer fed lake with no river. Over the decades the forest has been cut down for wood resources especially cooking, the land and the lake has been degraded.

Due to the large influx of refugees from eastern DRC over the past two years, now at around 200,000 refugees; and the conflicts in Sudan, Ukraine, and Palestine, the UNHCR and World Food Program has reduced its support for refugees, making already impoverished lives, feel hopeless.

It is not all bad news as refugees themselves, especially those who have been in Nakivale for a number of years already, have a range of occupational skills which can be developed into income making enterprises and as trainers of other refugees. International, Ugandan national and refugee trainers are standing by, to work in collaboration and mentorship, as soon as we can acquire the resources to make the training and physical projects happen.