Welcome to the Purewish Foundation Uganda!
Five year Strategic Plan 2023-2028
Purewish Foundation Uganda is deeply committed to addressing the multifaceted challenges confronting school dropout youth and women across Uganda.
We understand the pivotal role of practical skills in enhancing employability and fostering economic independence among young individuals. With an unwavering dedication to creating sustainable change, our organization is poised to establish a comprehensive SRHR Advocacy, vocational training program tailored specifically for school dropout youth in Uganda. At Purewish Foundation Uganda, we recognize the interconnectedness of various sectors in driving holistic development.
Our initiatives extend beyond vocational training to encompass education, health, environmental stewardship, water and sanitation, agriculture, and community development. Through strategic interventions in these areas, we aim to empower individuals and ignite positive transformation within communities across Uganda.
Our team comprises passionate and dedicated staff and volunteers who work tirelessly to deliver quality service.
Our
Vision:
"To empower community for sustainable development"
Mission:
To contribute to building stronger, healthier, and more prosperous communities, and help create a better future for all.
Mandate:
To create sustainable and equitable communities by providing access to quality education, promoting economic empowerment, improving water and sanitation infrastructure, and protecting the environment.
Core Values:
Accountability, Transparency Teamwork, Partnership
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ACCOUNT NUMBER: 0211409001
SWIFT CODE: DTKEUGKA
BANK NAME: Diamond Trust Bank Uganda Limited
Uganda’s people have endured much suffering in recent history. Between 800,00 to 2 million people died during Idi Amin (1971–1979) and the civil wars, tribal killings, and famines that followed.
Then, from 1988 to 2006, the rebel Lord’s Resistance Army terrorized Uganda's northern districts. As the government forced the closure of Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps in 2007, most of the people of northern Uganda returned to their homes or communities. However, countless communities were completely destroyed and families killed, leaving many with nowhere to go.
Today, typical Ugandans live in villages made up of small houses, often less than a couple hundred square feet. The houses in rural parts of the country are made of mud with thatched-grass roofs, though there are now an increasing number of houses with corrugated iron roofs. About 80 percent of all Ugandans work in agriculture.
Northern Ugandaholds a large proportion of the country's population which has been affected by violence and war over the last two decades.
access to basic services remains problematic in the areas of return. Health facilities are in poor condition, there are limited health personnel and medical equipment. HIV/AIDS remains a major challenge as the incidence of infection is estimated at 12% according to the Ministry of Health.
This is because, before March 2020 (COVID-19 lockdown in Uganda), the poverty rate was 18.7 per cent, but after March 2020, the poverty rate increased to 21.91 per cent.
UBoS (2017) observes that household consumption expenditure provides a better measure of poverty than income, as expenditure is often more accurately reported than income.
Poverty Status Report 2021 – Jobs, informality and poverty in Uganda: Insights on performance before and during COVID-19. 8 Figure 2.1: Poverty trend 1992/93-2019/20 Source: MoFPED (EDPRD) staff computation based on UNHS 1992/93-2019/20 data sets. Although the poverty rate decreased between 2016/17 and 2019/20, in absolute terms, the number of poor persons increased from 8.03 million to 8.31 million.
To Provide vocational skills training to youth, especially those from underprivileged backgrounds, to help them acquire skills that will enable them to find employment or start their own businesses.
To Empower women economically by providing them with access to resources, training, and support to start and grow their businesses, leading to increased income and independence.
To Protect and preserve the environment through initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable practices, conserving natural resources, and reducing carbon emissions.
To Improve the health of communities through initiatives aimed at providing access to healthcare, promoting healthy lifestyles, and preventing the spread of diseases.
Purewish Institute of Innovation and Technology -PINOTECH
is the educational arm and income-generating initiative of Purewish Foundation Uganda. With a mission to raise 50% of the funding required to support the foundation's impactful work, PINOTECH exemplifies a sustainable approach to advancing vocational skills training while fostering economic independence for its beneficiaries. PINOTECH's deeper impact lies in its ability to provide life-changing opportunities to some of the most vulnerable members of society, including orphans, children from child-headed families, school dropout girls and boys, and single mothers.
projects
Education for Vulnerable Children - EVC
Our project, "Education for Vulnerable children- EVC" is a heartfelt endeavor to bring lasting change to the lives of vulnerable children in the Northern Region of Uganda who have been deeply affected by the decades-long conflict. By focusing on education sponsorship, we aim to provide these children with a lifeline of opportunity and hope, empowering them to rise above their challenging circumstances and create a better future for themselves and their communities. Click to read more.
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Vocational Skills for Sustainability - VSS
The Vocational Skills for Sustainability Program is a comprehensive initiative designed to empower vulnerable youth, school dropouts, and women with practical skills that promote sustainable living, economic independence, and social empowerment. The program aims to bridge the gap between education and meaningful employment opportunities by equipping participants with a diverse range of vocational skills aligned with sustainability principles.
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Empower Her Initiative - EHI
Women Economic Empowerment, In the heart of Uganda's northern region, a transformative economic empowerment project is taking root, empowering women through entrepreneurship skills and providing them with a pathway to financial independence. Through "Empower Her Initiative," Purewish Foundation Uganda is on a mission to break down barriers and unlock the potential of aspiring female entrepreneurs. In vibrant training sessions, women from diverse backgrounds gather to learn critical business skills, from crafting business plans to marketing strategies and financial management. These workshops foster a sense of camaraderie and support, as participants inspire and uplift each other.
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Feeding Hope - FH
Feeding Hope: Food Security for the Vulnerable is a transformative project initiated by Purewish Foundation Uganda to address the pressing issue of food insecurity among impoverished communities in the Northern region. The project aims to provide immediate relief to the most vulnerable by distributing food resources while simultaneously implementing sustainable solutions to break the cycle of hunger and enhance food security in the long term.
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Seed Bank: Harvest of Hope- HOH
The "Seed Bank: Harvest of Hope" project is a transformative initiative designed to uplift the lives of impoverished farmers across Uganda by establishing a sustainable community seed bank. Our vision is to break the cycle of scarcity and dependency while fostering self-reliance and agricultural prosperity. By providing seeds to farmers and encouraging them to contribute back to the seed bank after harvest, we aim to create a cycle of abundance that enhances food security and promotes long-term agricultural sustainability.
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The Clean Springs
"The Clean springs" project is a direct response to the acute water and sanitation challenges faced by communities in Northern Uganda. The region grapples with a severe lack of clean water sources and adequate sanitation facilities, disproportionately affecting the health and safety of the population, particularly women and girls. This initiative seeks to address these critical issues to promote a healthier, more secure, and empowered community.
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Online Fundraiser
As an online fundraiser, your primary responsibility will be to develop and implement strategies for raising funds online. You will work closely with the organization's management team to identify fundraising goals and create campaigns that support these goals. Your job will require you to use social media, email marketing, and other online channels to reach potential donors and raise awareness about the organization's mission.
Requirements
- Certificate, Diploma, bachelor's degree, or any qualification in marketing, communications, or a related field
- Proven experience in online fundraising, preferably in a nonprofit or advocacy organization
- Strong understanding of digital marketing principles and techniques
- Experience with social media, email marketing, and crowdfunding platforms
- Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Knowledge of fundraising software and database management tools is a plus
Bonuses
Benefits
Responsibilities
- Develop and implement online fundraising strategies to meet the organization's financial goals
- Identify potential donors and develop fundraising campaigns to target them
- Create and manage fundraising campaigns using various online channels, such as social media, email marketing, and crowdfunding platforms
- Monitor and analyze the performance of fundraising campaigns to optimize their effectiveness
- Collaborate with the organization's management team to ensure that fundraising efforts align with overall strategic goals
- Cultivate relationships with donors and supporters to increase engagement and ongoing support
- Develop and maintain a database of donors and their giving history
- Maintain accurate records of donations and prepare reports on fundraising performance for management and stakeholders
- Stay up-to-date with emerging trends and technologies in online fundraising and implement new strategies as appropriate
Team
Enachu Frederick Edmos
Founder/CEO
PWFU Founder and CEO has a degree in Theology, Diploma in Project planning and management, certificate in Project Risk Management and certificate in orgainization managment, has worked with many NGOs, inlculding Child Restoration Outreach, Christ Haber MInistries and Shelter of Smiles Uganda, which has provided him with valuable experience in organizational managemnet.
Nakatege Annet Ruth
Project Officer
Kakatege Annet Rith - Project Officer skilled in project management. and execution excellence.
Ocen Daniel
M &E officer
Daniel is a dedicated M&E officer with over 4 years of experince.
Angwech Elizabeth
Finance Officer
Elizabeth is a professional accountant with over 5 years of experience.
Akullu Naomi
Vocational Skills Instructor
Naomi is an instructor with 6 years experience in fashion and design.
Contact us
- Lira, Uganda, St. Mary's Road, Lira Central Division
- P.O.Box 330102, Lira, Uganda
- +256- 788555913 - CEO
- frederick@purefuganda.org
- Mon-Fri - 08:00-19:00
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