Integrity
Probity in financial management, accountability and honesty in dealings with all stakeholders.
TEWDI Uganda is a non-profit organisation registered with the NGO Bureau in Uganda, started in 2014 by a group of women concerned about poverty, human-rights violations — especially against women and children — and limited access to livelihood skills.
Probity in financial management, accountability and honesty in dealings with all stakeholders.
Hard work, professionalism, effectiveness.
Working and acting together in the same interest.
Appreciative of diversity in communities & environment.
Understanding that the context demands continual change, reflection, development, and adaptation.
Focus on people living in extreme poverty, especially women, youth, and children.
Use human-rights-based and participatory principles.
Work with partners.
Apply a culturally sensitive approach to programming.
2025
Received funding from Foundation S - The Sanofi Collective to promote climate action and health resilience in Soroti District.
2019
Worked with a network of 500 farmers in Serere, Bukedea, Mbale, Busia, Kween and Jinja to promote dry season horticulture among women smallholder farmers.
2015
From UN Nations Foundation and UCDAVIS through the Horticulture Innovation Lab. Also received funding from USAID under Feed the Future.
2014
TEWDI UGANDA is registered with the National NGO Bureau, founded by a group of women concerned about poverty and human rights violations.
Every amount — large or small — plays a part in breaking cycles of poverty and building communities where women and children are safe, self-reliant, and strong.
One-time donation, monthly giving (TEWDI Impact Partner), sponsor a programme (GBV prevention, agriculture, education), or in-kind donations (tools, seeds, training materials). Donations can be made via mobile money or bank transfer.
We serve communities in the Teso sub-region and other parts of Eastern Uganda.
Yes. TEWDI Uganda is a legally registered nonprofit organization under the laws of Uganda, founded in 2014 by local women passionate about ending poverty, violence, and inequality.
Yes. The communities we help can be accessed with help to guide with direction.