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Kampala

Crafts & food enterprise

Basket weaving, baking and catering, and the business skills that turn them into shops.

Women at a crafts and tailoring training

The project

Skills that became shops

Atuhaire Judith, 32, from Kyanja, did not have a job before she learned to weave baskets and other crafts. She now sells them to craft shops, and has since turned a small pork and nyama choma restaurant into an independent catering business with a team of her own.

Achali Carol, 26, joined our skilling programme and learned to bake. She now owns a shop selling samosas, chapati and cupcakes in Kireka, on Kamuli Road, and pays her children’s school fees from it.

  • Skilling: basket weaving, crafts and baking
  • Business management training
  • Capital to start

I learned how to bake. I now own a shop selling samosas, chapati and cupcakes.

“I am very thankful to Elevate Her Uganda for supporting me with some capital to start my business. I am able to pay my children school fees and I hope to do better.”

Achali Carol Kireka, Kamuli Road

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Turn a skill into a shop

A gift provides business startup capital for a vulnerable woman.

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