Who We Are
We’re a Community Based Organization (CBO) situated in the Eastern part of Uganda, specifically in Namayingo district. Our focus lies in empowering local communities throughout Uganda. We achieve this by facilitating access to education, healthcare, and skills training for women, children, and individuals with disabilities.
We are dedicated to empowering every woman, adolescent girl, person with disabilities, youth, and children in Uganda/Africa to unlock their fullest potential. Our mission is driven by education, advocacy, and support, aiming to forge a future where everyone flourishes. We endeavor to dismantle obstacles, champion equality, uphold dignity, and open doors of opportunity for present and future generations.
We ensure accessibility, inclusion, and advocacy to remove barriers and empower individuals with disabilities to participate fully in society
VISION
An Africa where women, children and persons with disabilities feel safe, protected and empowered to maximize their potential.
MISSION
To empower local communities in Africa by providing women, children and persons with disabilities with access to education, health care and skilling.
Our Services
EDUCATION
We provide scholastic materials such as pens, pencils, and books to pupils in rural and island areas from less privileged families to enable them to attend school.
MENSTRUAL HYGIENE MANAGMENT
We train young adolescent girls both in schools and the community on how to make reusable sanitary towels.
PROJECTS DONE
Here are some completed and ongoing projects.
The Guidance and Counseling Drive
The Guidance and Counseling Drive offers vital support to individuals in need across Namayingo District, Uganda.
Collaboration with Step-Up Initiative
In collaboration with Step-Up Initiative, we embarked on a mission to support expectant mothers in Wakiso district's Health Centre 4.
The Girl Pride Project
The Girl Pride Project aims to promote menstrual hygiene and empower young adolescent girls in Namayingo District, Uganda. We provide reusable towels to girls in primary and secondary schools, ensuring they have access to sustainable menstrual hygiene products.
Expanding on our Girl Pride initiative
Expanding on our Girl Pride initiative, we're enhancing menstrual hygiene education by integrating reusable pad skilling sessions
Back to School Girls’ Football Tournament
In the heart of Eastern Uganda, in the districts of Kamuli and Luuka, a transformative initiative took place. The Dreamer’s Center for Development, in collaboration with Mr. Kuzanya John Bosco, launched a groundbreaking project aimed at combating school dropouts and early marriages among girls.
Impact Stories
A Beacon of Hope: Empowering Girls through Football in Kamuli and Luuka Districts
In the heart of Eastern Uganda, in the districts of Kamuli and Luuka, a transformative initiative took place. The Dreamer’s Center for Development, in collaboration with Mr. Kuzanya John Bosco, launched a groundbreaking project aimed at combating school dropouts and early marriages among girls. The initiative, named the “Back to School Girls’ Football Tournament,” sought to empower young girls and provoke sustainable social transformation.
Empowering Uganda's Youth: Navigating Education challenges Amidst Crisis
As Uganda’s youth grapple with the impacts of the ongoing pandemic, the importance of education has never been more evident. At our Community-Based Organization, we’re tackling this challenge head-on, focusing on empowering Uganda’s youth to navigate these turbulent times and emerge stronger.