Refugee families in Uganda are amongst the farming households who are working with Self Help Africa to produce grain that is being sold to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP).
Read MoreExpression of Interest (EOI)– Self Help Africa Uganda
Self Help Africa (SHA) is an International Non-Governmental Organization implementing rural development, sustainable food and livelihoods security programmes in nine countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. SHA’s vision is an economically thriving and resilient rural Africa with a mission to support sustainable livelihoods for Uganda’s smallholder farmers. SHA has been working in … Read More
Read MoreUganda Trip 2019
Join us at the Uganda International Marathon and run for charity in the country of distance running.
Read MoreNew EU-funded project to create environmentally sustainable jobs in Uganda
Self Help Africa are the lead partner in an innovative new EU-funded project that aims to create a sustainable ‘green economy’ in the Lake Bunyonyi region of Uganda.
Read MoreThousands of young Ugandans to become farm entrepreneurs
In rural Uganda, a project by Self Help Africa is supporting 3,000 young people to become successful agri-entrepreneurs.
Read MoreSOCIAL ENTERPRISE TRUTRADE WINS MIT AWARD
A Self Help Africa social enterprise that works to secure a fair price for African farmers produce has received a prestigious award from a US-based programme that champions innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges.
Read MoreIncomes boost from new trading service
New trading platform putting additional money in the pockets of rural poor households
Read MoreBooster loan provides widow with a stable future
Ugandan widow Justine has been supported with access to a small loan which has allowed her to plan for the future for the first time since her husband passed away.
Read MoreEnterprising Samada’s a role model for others
Enterprising Samada is a role model for other’s in her village in south-western Uganda
Read MoreOrganic benefit for pineapple producers
Pineapple growers in Uganda are being supported to go organic, so that they will earn more from the sale of the fruit that they are growing.
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