Center for Conflict Resolution (CECORE)

Center for Conflict Resolution (CECORE) CECORE is a non-profit NGO registered with NGO Registration Bureau, with programmes in Great Lakes Region and Greater Horn of Africa.

VISION: A Society where Peace, Tolerance and Human Dignity Prevail. CECORE celebrates 30 yrs support culture of peace

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INTRODUCTION
Center for Conflict Resolution (CECORE) is a Ugandan NGO founded in 1995 by a number of Ugandans
aspiring to promote alternative and creative means of preventing, managing, and resolving conflict.
CECORE’s purpose is to empower individual women and men, communities, organizations and institutions
to transform conflict effectively by applying alternative and creative means in order to promote a culture
of active tolerance and peace.
CECORE commits to work with people, especially – but not only – in areas where conflict is present or
peace is threatened, to awaken and develop their awareness that peace is within their grasp; to empower
them with the knowledge and skills relevant to their situation; and to facilitate conflict prevention,
resolution and transformation.
CECORE receives grants mainly from external Donors. These grants are based on an approved budget.

During the Trauma Healing and Management Training in Kaabong District, participants shared group work discussions on the...
04/06/2026

During the Trauma Healing and Management Training in Kaabong District, participants shared group work discussions on the challenges and negative experiences that often come with trauma, reflecting on how it affects individuals, families, and communities.

One of the participants of the trauma Healing and Management training in Yumbe District highlighting how challenges link...
01/06/2026

One of the participants of the trauma Healing and Management training in Yumbe District highlighting how challenges linked to governance, faith contexts, and family relationships can influence people’s emotional wellbeing and daily interactions.

During the Trauma Healing and Management Training in Yumbe District, participants shared different sources of trauma aff...
01/06/2026

During the Trauma Healing and Management Training in Yumbe District, participants shared different sources of trauma affecting communities, including district-related conflicts, religion-related challenges, marriage-related experiences among others. The session encouraged a collective learning on the impact trauma has on everyday lives and relationships.

A cultural leader, born in 1958, shared his “River of Life,” reflecting on his personal journey, experiences, challenges...
28/05/2026

A cultural leader, born in 1958, shared his “River of Life,” reflecting on his personal journey, experiences, challenges, and moments that shaped his life over the years. His story inspired participants and highlighted the importance of sharing lived experiences as part of healing, learning, and community connection.

In Amuru District, Participants engaged in group presentations on the signs and symptoms of trauma, highlighting the dif...
28/05/2026

In Amuru District, Participants engaged in group presentations on the signs and symptoms of trauma, highlighting the different ways trauma can affect individuals emotionally, mentally, physically, and socially. The discussions created greater awareness on the importance of recognizing trauma responses and providing timely psychosocial support within communities.

The RDC Kasese, Mr Matte, addressed participants during the Trauma Healing and Management Training, commending the initi...
25/05/2026

The RDC Kasese, Mr Matte, addressed participants during the Trauma Healing and Management Training, commending the initiative and urging CECORE to expand its work across the entire district so that more communities can benefit from psychosocial support and trauma healing services.

We were also privileged to hear from religious leader Rev. Ezra Yongeza Mukonzo, who facilitated a powerful session on forgiveness, reminding participants of its role in healing and restoring relationships.
The session concluded with a group photo, capturing a moment of unity, learning, and commitment to community wellbeing.

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Kampala

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