Pillar 01
Education
School fees, scholastic materials, mentorship and career guidance helping vulnerable learners stay in school and succeed.
- School sponsorship
- Learning materials
- Mentorship & guidance
Our programs
Four pillars of community-driven change.
Every program is co-designed with the families and communities we serve, so support is relevant, sustainable and locally led.
Pillar 02
Child Protection
Safeguarding children from abuse, neglect and exploitation through community structures and psychosocial support.
- Child rights advocacy
- Safe spaces
- Psychosocial support
Pillar 03
Economic Empowerment
Strengthening household income through savings groups, entrepreneurship training and sustainable livelihoods.
- Savings groups
- Skills training
- Livelihood support
Pillar 04
Health & Wellbeing
Improving access to essential health services, nutrition and mental health care for children and families.
- Health outreach
- Nutrition support
- Mental health
Pillar 05
Community Revolving Funds
Strengthening financial inclusion and resilience in Mbarara and Kakumiro through locally managed revolving funds, savings, and enterprise support reaching 1,000+ members across eight community groups.
- Affordable community capital
- Financial literacy & governance
- Enterprise & livelihood support
Spotlight initiative
Community Revolving Funds Program
SFUCI is strengthening financial inclusion and community resilience through its Community Revolving Funds (CRF) Program in Mbarara and Kakumiro districts. The program currently works with four community groups in each district, collectively reaching more than 1,000 community members with access to locally managed revolving funds, savings mechanisms, and enterprise support.
The CRF model enables communities to mobilize and manage their own financial resources, increasing access to affordable capital for agriculture, small businesses, and other livelihood opportunities. Complemented by training in financial literacy, governance, and business management, the program strengthens local institutions and promotes sustainable, community-led development.
2
Districts (Mbarara, Kakumiro)
8
Community groups
1,000+
Members reached