The Girl Parliament

The Voices of young women and Girls shared to create platforms that elevate the Girl Child in a patriarchal society. 

The New Hope S.S.S

A safe and supportive environment for teenage mothers continuing with their education

ICT 4 Education

Computer Literacy in under privileged communities is a myth. ICT for Education labors to break these barriers using mobile computer laboratories.

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ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT FOR LOCAL COMMUNITIES

ESLA Uganda

Esla Uganda is a non-profit   organization working to change lives in communities through educating and empowering young girls and women in different parts of Uganda. It was founded in 2017, Esla works to overcome extreme dependence, empower young girls and women to help build a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individual and play a constructive role in the society.

OUR MISSION

To Advocate for gender equality and empower young women and girls to reach their full potential.

OUR VISION

A world where boys and girls are equal in all aspects of life including social, economic, and educational where they are all given equal chances at life

Goals

Core Values

- To Provide a platform for young women and girls to raise their voices.
-To challenge discriminatory laws and practices.
-To provide equal opportunities to all.
-To raise awareness on society's most challenging needs

-Excellence
-Intergrity
-Sustainability
-Empowerment
-Collaboration

Get Involved

Call To Action

Your Donation will help ESLA Uganda to continue its work and to reach more women and children in need.

With the little you can afford to donate, the possibilities are endless.

Testimonials

“I was a teenage mother when I first came to ESLA Uganda. I was scared and alone, and I didn’t know what the future held for me. But ESLA Uganda gave me hope. They provided me with the support I needed to get my life back on track and also feel free to express myself with my peers. Today, I advocate for fellow girls and help them avoid the mistakes I did, and I am so grateful to ESLA Uganda for helping me to achieve my dreams.”

 

 

 Sarah Nangobi,

Budondo Jinja

“I was a victim of gender-based violence when I was a child. I was traumatized and I didn’t know how to cope. But ESLA Uganda helped me to heal. They provided me with counseling and support, and they helped me to understand that I was not alone. Today, I am a strong and confident woman, and I am so grateful to ESLA Uganda for helping me to rebuild my life.”

 

 

 Jane Namukwaya, Naminya Buikwe

“Being the very first president of The Girl’s parliament paved a way for me to be a leader and believe in myself. I found out that leadership is about helping others find themselves and I take great pride in those I helped during my time at Wanyange girls SSS in Jinja. I will always be part of the Girl Parliament”

 

 

Sundi Lakshimi- charter president

 The girl Parliament WANYANGE SSS

“I am a community leader in my community, and I have seen firsthand the impact that ESLA Uganda has had on the lives of women and children in my community. ESLA Uganda’s programs and services have helped to improve education, health, and economic opportunities for women and children in my community. I am so grateful for ESLA Uganda’s work, and I know that they are making a real difference in the lives of women, children and the youth in Uganda.”

 

 

 David Mutekanga,

 Parish Chief

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