Forum For African Women Educationalists (FAWE)
Uganda Chapter

BEATEN BUT NOT DEFEATED

“With the investment that FAWE Uganda through the Forberg scholarship has done for me, a wealthy family generation must start with me.” Gladys Unzia Natal  24 years ago, Gladys was born in Besia Village, Moyo town in Moyo District in a very poor family. Her parents had no reliable source of income and as a […]

Keeping Hope Alive

“I thank FAWE Uganda for breaking the barriers to girls’ futures through education,” a proud FAWE Uganda beneficiary on the Mastercard Foundation scholarship, Dorcus Chelangat cheerfully speaks out. Born and raised in Bukwo district, Dorcus Chelangat shares her vivid and detailed memories of her childhood navigating psychological abuse, kinship care and finding a future despite […]

TOR – School to Work Transition Workshop

Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) Uganda Chapter is looking for a consultant to facilitate the school-to-work transition workshop for the students who have graduated with Certificates, Degrees and diplomas, as well as those waiting for graduation from the partner learning institutions of Mbarara University of Science and Technology (MUST), Gulu University, Busitema University, Young […]

A life empowered by education

Dorothy Atto “FAWE Uganda has enabled me to be someone of substance and I now have a career.” Dorothy says proudly. As the youngest of 4 siblings, Dorothy’s life has been transformed after being sponsored by FAWE Uganda. Tragically, Dorothy lost her parents at a tender age and within a short space, 2007 and 2009. […]

Former maid excels in PLE after being given a second chance to education

Rebecca tells the story of her journey to completing primary education with obvious joy and gratitude. She is one of the beneficiaries of the Second Chance Program that is run by the Forum for African Women Educationists (FAWE) Uganda. The opportunity to return to school brought much needed relief to the 16-year-old whose mother had […]