Empowering Women
and Girls for a Brighter Tomorrow

🌱 Rooted in strength. Growing in Power.

Banyabo Roots Project is a community-based organization dedicated to empowering women and girls in Kampala's urban poor communities through education, skills, and environmental action.

Team Empowerment Education Community Empowerment Education Community

200+

Women & girls supported

50+

Scholarships awarded

300+

Trees planted

3

Years of impact

About Us

Rooted in strength, growing in power – we are transforming lives.

Who We Are

Banyabo Roots Project is a non-profit community organization committed to improving the lives of vulnerable women and girls in Kampala's informal settlements.

By investing in women and girls, we strengthen families, improve livelihoods, and build healthier communities.

  • Empowerment
  • Integrity
  • Inclusion
  • Compassion
  • Sustainability
  • Partnership
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🌟 Our Vision

To build resilient, inclusive, and self-reliant communities where every woman and girl can thrive.

🎯 Our Mission

To empower women and girls through education, vocational skills, environmental conservation, and social support.

💎 Our Values

Empowerment Integrity Compassion Accountability Innovation Partnership

Our Programmes

Practical, community-led initiatives that create lasting change.

Skills

Skills Development

Vocational and digital skills training for financial independence.

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Scholarship

Education Scholarships

Supporting vulnerable girls with fees, materials, and mentorship.

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Environment

Environmental Conservation

Tree planting, urban gardening, and clean-up campaigns.

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Young Mothers

Young Mothers Empowerment

Counselling, skills, and parenting support for self-reliance.

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Voices from the Community

Real stories of change and empowerment.

"The skills training gave me the confidence to start my own business. Now I can support my children."

Grace A.

Graduate, Skills Programme

"Thanks to the scholarship, my daughter is now in secondary school. This project is a lifeline."

Sarah N.

Parent & Community Member

"The young mothers programme changed my life. I learned a trade and can now provide for my baby."

Janet K.

Young Mother

Latest Stories

News and updates from the field.

Tree planting
June 28, 2026

Community tree planting drive

Over 500 trees planted in Kampala's informal settlements.

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Graduation
June 20, 2026

Skills training graduation ceremony

50 women celebrated their completion of vocational training.

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Scholarship
June 10, 2026

New scholarships awarded to 30 girls

Thanks to our partners, more girls can continue their education.

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Be Part of the Change – Join Us

Sponsor a girl's education, support skills training, volunteer your expertise, or partner with us.