Embodied Experience for Behavior Change

Equipped and maintains a community library in Kyamaganda that is actively used by residents, supporting education and access to information.

Provides support to 18 schools to improve English language instruction and strengthen learning culture in the Kyamaganda community.

Shares the needs and aspirations of the Kyamaganda community with St. Thomas Aquinas School in the USA to foster cross-border support and collaboration.

Constructed and maintains a piggery with 22 piglets, implementing a scheduled feeding program that is managed by women in the Kyamaganda community to support livelihoods and food security.

Provides care and support to approximately 6,800 vulnerable individuals across 850 households in Lwengo District, with a focus on children affected or infected by HIV/AIDS, orphan-headed families, and elderly caregivers aged 60–90.

Addresses youth idleness and reduces crime risk by engaging young people in sports and physical activities in the Kyamaganda community.

Provides educational services for over 50 adult learners with learning disabilities at two accessible centers in Wigan and Leigh town centres, offering morning and afternoon sessions with flexible attendance options for half or full days.

Provides placement opportunities for teaching and social work students from local colleges and universities, offering supervision and support as part of workforce development.

Ensures all teaching staff hold recognized qualifications and current training in Makaton, safeguarding, and health and safety, and possess enhanced DBS certificates to maintain a safe learning environment.

Provides students with a choice of modules in seven thematic areas such as communication, independent living, creative studies, and work-related skills, including ASDAN courses that lead to formal certificates.

Offers up to three free taster sessions to allow prospective students to experience the program before enrolling, supporting informed participation decisions.

Provides inclusive educational activities tailored to adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, and mental health needs, ensuring broad accessibility across programs.

The organization advocates for and supports women and girls affected by domestic violence, including HIV-positive women, survivors and those at risk of female genital mutilation, child brides, and victims of trafficking. This includes collaborating with local community centers and police to raise awareness and promote safety.

Advocates for and supports women and girls affected by domestic violence, including HIV-positive women, survivors and those at risk of female genital mutilation, child marriage, and trafficking, through outreach, awareness, and collaboration with community centres and police.

Supports school football and netball teams to promote gender equality, joint participation, and leadership among girls and boys, preceded by structured dialogue sessions on healthy relationships, children's rights, positive masculinity, and abuse reporting.

ADVOCACY AND DIALOGUE IN KENYA conducts outreach to schools and universities and trains community champions with lived experiences to promote awareness, reporting, and access to support groups related to violence against women and girls.

Conducts outreach to schools and universities and trains community champions with lived experiences to promote awareness, reporting, and access to support services for gender-based violence.

The organization engages young mothers through mentorship and training to empower them as advocates for their communities.