Success Stories

Rebuilding Lives Through Interpersonal Group Therapy

“Blooms of Hope: Regina’s Journey from Despair to Leadership” Regina a 49-year-old peasant farmer and mother of seven residing in Maaji refugee Settlement transformative journey began in the midst of overwhelming responsibilities and the weight of grief as she found herself shouldering the care of her late brother’s five children. The burden became insurmountable, leading

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Our recent impact in the communities

Championing interventions to improve immunization regimens for unreached and under-immunized children by Care Group Volunteers (CGVs)-Bidi-Bidi refugee settlement Immunization is a proven strategy for reducing morbidity and mortality among children. Uganda has specifically accomplished greatly on enhancing its routine immunization (RI) system. However, despite the achievements, the coverage is uneven and equity in access to

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SMU success stories

A journey to resilience through Interpersonal Group Therapy United by a shared experience of displacement and the struggles it brings, 12 South Sudanese refugee women sought solace and support in the therapeutic sessions offered through the partnership of StrongMinds and Alliance Forum for Development (AFOD). As they shared their stories, a common theme emerged on

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Turning climate risks into livelihood opportunities for refugees and host communities in Adjumani

Agricultural production is threatened by the increasingly devastating impacts of climate change with West Nile region hosting high number of refugees not spared either. In an attempt to mitigate the diverse impacts of climate change, Alliance Forum for Development (AFOD) Uganda with support from the UN World Food Programme (WFP) secured land, identified refugees and

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In the process of helping others in need, we end up building a family.

In Uganda particularly in Adjumani district in West Nile sub-region, many households especially among the Refugee communities are unable to meet their food consumption and income requirement needs due to various reasons like difficulty in acquiring land and farm tools for agricultural production among others. This deters them from engaging in food production and income

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Restoring Hope. Lightening the mental Health Burden through establishment of a regional mental health facility for refugees and Host communities

Refugees and host communities have gained hope for recovery from mental health disorders as Alliance Forum for Development (AFOD Uganda), a renown national NGO launched on the 11th November 2022 a fundraising drive to build the first of its kind mental health rehabilitation center in Adjumani district on a10 acres piece of land located in

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GFA SUCCESS STORIES-ADJUMANI AND PALORINYA

HOW GABRIEL DENG A BENEFICIARY OF CASH AID HAS TRANSFORMED INTO A PROGRESSIVE FARMER-NYUMANZI REFUGEE SETTLEMENT-ADJUMANI Despite Uganda’s progressive approach to refugee management, refugees living in settlements and their host communities remain vulnerable and at risk of recurring shocks. At least 80% of refugees in Uganda live below the international poverty line of US$ 1.9

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