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SOSHEDO Foundation recognises that access to practical skills, economic opportunities and sustainable livelihoods is essential for building resilient and empowered communities. Many women, young people and vulnerable community members face barriers to employment, entrepreneurship, financial resources and market opportunities. Our skilling and livelihood programmes therefore focus on equipping individuals and community groups with practical knowledge, skills and confidence to improve their economic wellbeing.

SOSHEDO Foundation works with communities, schools, households, local leaders and partners to improve access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene while promoting environmental protection, climate resilience and healthier communities.

Working directly with local health units and community health workers in Soroti, SOSHEDO Foundation conducted integrated TB/HIV awareness, counseling, and voluntary testing drives, reaching 243 community members in underserved areas

Over 150 schoolgirls in Soroti District participated in SOSHEDO Foundation’s Child Rights and Human Rights Awareness sessions. The project provides young girls with key knowledge on personal safety, bodily autonomy, menstrual health hygiene, and reporting pathways for gender-based violence.

SOSHEDO Foundation has completed technical assessments for water well restoration and borehole development across communities in Kaberamaido and Serere. Access to safe drinking water is drastically reducing waterborne illnesses and easing the burden on women and children who previously walked long distances.