Agricultural production
Our community enterprise produces bananas, tomatoes, rice, groundnuts, maize, watermelons, vegetables, pumpkins, poultry, goats, and coffee to generate income and practical skills for local women.
What we do
Practical, community-rooted initiatives that build skills, income, and resilience for women and girls in Ishasha.
Our community enterprise produces bananas, tomatoes, rice, groundnuts, maize, watermelons, vegetables, pumpkins, poultry, goats, and coffee to generate income and practical skills for local women.
Visitors can enjoy traditional food, banana juice and coffee experiences, village walks, and traditional dance and drama performances in the Ishasha area near Queen Elizabeth National Park.
A flagship initiative provides $100 in seed capital per woman to support small business start-up, household income growth, and long-term self-reliance.
Low-interest community lending and savings schemes help families build resilience, grow enterprise, and strengthen financial independence.
We support vulnerable children, with special attention to the girl child, alongside wider advocacy for child and maternal health, safe water, hygiene, and sanitation.
Working with conservation partners near Queen Elizabeth National Park, we promote sustainable resource use and local awareness around environmental protection.