Goal 4: from counting pupils to counting what they learn
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Sep 22, 2026
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We support young African women to claim space, shift narratives, and build careers in male-dominated media by training them in photography and ethical
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In-Person Training Hours
We have a 4-day workshop in each country before the year-long program kicks off. This is so the girls learn how to operate their cameras, and they learn photography (exposure triangle, composition), ethical storytelling, and we also discuss mental health and sexual harassment.
We support young African women to claim space, shift narratives, and build careers in male-dominated media by training them in photography and ethical
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Phiona just graduated in March 2026 from our Cameras For Girls program, and found a great job in communications, using her photography and ethical storytelling skills.
Read the full postIn March 2025, Amina completed a digital story about the idea and inception behind Cameras For Girls.
Read the full postImmaculate Auma is currently in Israel for a graduate program in African studies. She completed our year-long program, and hopes to return to Uganda to work on issues surrounding gender equality.
Read the full postIn January 2026, we did a 1-day test on drone training, that was included in our 4-day workshop. It was a huge success, so now we are seeking funds to train 5 graduates and certify them as drone pilots.
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Jobs Created
Cavendish University, Plot 1469 Ggaba Road · Jan 2019 – Aug 2026
Mental health / safeguarding sessions delivered
Cavendish University, Plot 1469 Ggaba Road · Nov 2023 – Aug 2026
Online Training Hours
Zoom Sessions · Apr 2020 – Aug 2026
Mentorship
Zoom Sessions · Jun 2023 – Jul 2026
LinkedIn Profiles Built
Cavendish University, Plot 1469 Ggaba Road · Feb 2026
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Mbale Elephants Rugby Club is a community-based rugby organization in Mbale City, Eastern Uganda. The club uses sport as a platform for youth development, mentorship, physical well-being, life-skills training and community engagement. Beyond competitive rugby, we aim to create pathways through which young people can develop discipline, teamwork, leadership and resilience while gaining access to education, vocational skills, entrepreneurship and employment opportunities. Our community initiatives include rugby training and school outreach, youth mentorship, financial-literacy and livelihood programmes, health and fitness activities, and environmental and community-service campaigns. We are developing systems to measure participation, programme completion, training hours, beneficiary progress and the cost of delivering each outcome. Mbale Elephants is committed to transparent financial management, responsible partnerships and evidence-based reporting. We seek to work with donors, businesses and development partners to implement sustainable programmes that create opportunity rather than dependency and deliver verifiable, long-term benefits to young people and communities in Eastern Uganda.
