Kicking poverty out of northern Uganda

Seeds for Development supports very poor farming communities in northern Uganda.

We support seven village communities in northern Uganda, helping them achieve a happier and more hopeful life. Our efforts focus on food security and early childhood development through nursery schools,porridge, school attendance for children, and farming as a business.

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We focus on the most vulnerable members of society, including the very young, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Our key areas are farming, education, and empowerment. Our goal is to help develop resilient, self-sustainable communities after the 20-year conflict between the Lord's Resistance Army and the Ugandan army.

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The impacts of COVID-19, climate change, global conflicts, and the recent shutdown of USAID projects have driven the people we support into deeper poverty, reversing their progress. During the annual hungry season, we prioritise food security and provide emergency food.

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Join us in supporting vulnerable families and building stronger, more resilient communities.