Voice for Humanity Uganda

13/05/2026

"Before I attended these counseling sessions, I felt hopeless and helpless — but these sessions have given me hope and strength again to live." — Keji, 34, South Sudan
Keji is a single mother of 4, living in Boroli Refugee Settlement, Adjumani. Abandoned by her husband, cut off from aid, she had reached her darkest moment — she had planned to take her own life and her children's lives.
Today, after just 3 sessions of our Psychosocial Program, she has renewed hope.
Over the next 12 weeks, Keji and her group will gain emotional resilience, business skills, and seed capital to build a future — not just survive.
This is why we show up. Every. Single. Day. 💛
Share her story. Help us reach more women like Keji.

27/04/2026

From Trauma to Triumph: Faridah’s Story of Resilience Faridah’s journey is a powerful testament to what happens when big dreams meet the right support.
Support our mission to build economic independence: 🔗 https://www.vfhuganda.org/tiss
After years of facing immense challenges, she has transformed her life and is now a thriving entrepreneur serving her community.
Through the Trauma Informed Self-Reliance System (TISS), Faridah gained the emotional and economic tools to rewrite her future by completing 8 weeks of psychosocial support and 4 weeks of livelihood training.
She launched her dream bakery in the Boroli settlement with a seed capital of $50, and today her daily income has doubled.
Faridah now averages $4.72 in daily profit, allowing her to meet her household needs without stress. She is no longer focused on the negative thoughts of her past and instead has set her sights on supplying bread to the entire Adjumani district.

At Voice for Humanity Uganda, we are proud to support women in reclaiming their dreams and building lasting resilience.

16/03/2026

10 Lives Transformed—Help Us Reach 10 More! 🌟

We just wrapped up our first pilot of the Trauma Informed Self-Reliance System (TISS) with 10 incredible women. After 12 weeks, the results are in: healing is happening, and self-reliance is growing.

Now, we need your help to keep the momentum going.

From March 17th–20th, we are participating in GlobalGiving’s Little by Little campaign. This means:

Your impact is boosted: Every donation receives a 50% match!

Our Goal: $5,000 to enroll our next cohort of 10 women.

The Timeline: Only 4 days to make it happen.

Every bit counts toward changing a life. Please donate and share with your network!

👉 Donate here:

The Trauma-Informed Self-Reliance System (TISS) helps refugees in Adjumani, Uganda rebuild their lives by addressing both trauma and poverty. Through a 12-week cohort program, TISS first helps participants stabilize emotionally and build healthy daily routines. Only then do they start learning pract...

03/12/2025

Today is Giving Tuesday — the biggest giving day of the year.
Your donation today has increased impact on GlobalGiving.
1 minute of your silence = 1 therapy session for a refugee woman.
Sit in silence. Break her silence. Help her heal.
Donate today → Link in bio

01/12/2025

It’s Giving Tuesday, and your donation today goes even further on GlobalGiving.
$10 = 1 trauma-therapy session for a refugee woman.

You can fund healing, dignity, and a safe space for her to rebuild her life.

This Giving Tuesday, join the movement.

19/11/2025

We’re inviting CSR teams, brands, and media who believe empathy should be a company’s loudest campaign.
If your brand stands for dignity, healing, and humanity—
partner with .
DM us to collaborate.

17/11/2025

Sometimes it’s not the bite…
It’s the poison we carry.
Choose peace. Choose healing. 🕊✨

12/11/2025

Healing continues — your silence matters.
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09/11/2025

“When my husband died, they took everything from me…
and left me with nine children.” 💔
Marilyn, a 46-year-old refugee from South Sudan, shares her story — the moment everything changed.
🎥 This is Part 1 of The Healing Arc: “The Fall.”
💬 Comment one line of strength or love for Marilyn.
Every message will be read aloud in her healing circle.

06/11/2025

Not speaking is also a statement.