Her Future Starts Now!

In a small village in Uganda, 30 girls are waiting, not for rescue, but for a chance.

A chance to learn tailoring or hairdressing.
A chance to earn their own income, provide for their children, and live with dignity.

Many of these girls are orphans who have survived violence and loss. They’re ready to rebuild their lives, but without immediate funding, the instructors can’t be hired, and the training materials can’t be purchased.

Your gift today makes their education possible. Together, we can open the doors of the vocational center and launch the next class before the school year begins.

Every $400 trains one girl for the year, and every day counts!

Meet the Girls of Buwudha

In Uganda, too many teenage girls like Ruth, Jane, and Faimah are forced to abandon school. They are married off early, or pushed into unsafe work because there’s no steady support for their education.

At our Girls' Vocational Center, we’re changing that! Through education, mentorship, and a support system, girls can reclaim their future and support themselves.

Faimah had to drop out of school when her mother could no longer afford the fees. She was trafficked and faced violence when she tried to rebuild her life. But then she found our vocational center where she’s safe, supported, and learning skills to stand on her own.

Right now, other girls like Faimah are still at risk of violence, exploitation, early marriage, and teen pregnancy.

Your donation today gives a girl back her future, a future where she will have safety, skills, and self-worth.

Join us. Together, we make sure no girl in Buwudha Village is turned away.

💛 Martha’s Success Story: “They gave me and my daughter our future back.”

Martha’s parents chose to send her brothers to school instead of her. She was forced into marriage as a teen, became pregnant, and then was abandoned and left to raise her daughter alone. When she discovered our Girls’ Vocational Center in Buwudha, everything changed. Martha joined our tailoring course. She came every day to learn, and she was able to bring her little girl, Peace, with her.

Martha graduated last year and now teaches tailoring classes for other organizations. She is earning her own income and supporting her daughter, who is now in nursery school! Martha is determined that Peace will have the education she was denied!

Martha said, “CLP and the vocational center have given me and my daughter our future back.”

Her Future Starts Now

Safety, Skills, and Independence for Uganda’s forgotten girls

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