Over 8 Million Ugandans Survive on Less than 1 USD Per day
For vulnerable individuals struggling with poverty and income inequality in rural Lwengo, Uganda, financial inclusion can be a crucial bridge to a brighter future. By offering individuals and families support and tools to save their hard-earned money, they can build resilience and savings to prepare for shocks or invest in income-generating activities.
Financial inclusion equips these rural underserved communities with the means to save, access credit, invest, and grow their incomes, ultimately shielding them from the financial hardships that poverty and income inequality impose.
Our Approach
We support youth and women to chart their way out of poverty
This is achieved through a 3 way approach to support everyone and ensure they have access to opportunities.
01
Building Skills
We train children, youth and women with vital money generating skills such as bakery, tailoring and digital skills among others.
02
Financial Inclusion
Through School Community Banks, we train parents in crucial money habits like saving and budgeting and provide them with access to low-cost loans to boost their businesses.
03
Opportunities for All
We train youth in business management skills and provide acceleration boot camps to prepare their businesses for seed capital and other possible investment opportunities.
Kisoboka in Action
Our Programs
At Kisoboka, we explore different avenues to empower communities to chart their way out of poverty.
School Community Banks (SCOBA)
We empower parents in rural schools to come together and save. We train them in financial discipline and management.
Possibility Hub
We empower the youth to get access to opportunities to take their business ideas to the next level
Young Savers Clubs (YSC)
We empower young school-going children with practical money-making skills and financial management skills from a young age.
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