Shonamu Fashions is making fashionable, high quality, and eco-friendly African bags from wastes like straws, rubber, and plastic bags, and Bitengi. By relying on recyling of wastes into useful bags, the initiative reduces

The Citizenry is Miklah's initiative for leadership and civic engagement. The initiative focuses on training youth and adolescents to be leaders in various capacities for transformation.

Sacred Entrepreneurship is Miklah's Entrepreneurship Training and Mentorship Program that focuses on SDGs or sustainability oriented businesses. In this program, youth are familiarized with design thinking, SCAMPER, De Bono Hats,

Miklah Academy is Miklah's Life's initiative focusing on equiping youth and adolescents with modern-day employable digital skills for better job opportunities and entrepreneurship success. At Miklah Academy, anyone can learn any

Miklah Health (MH) is Uganda's first friendly, informative, and evidence-based mental & sexual health guidance and counseling platform for adolescents and youth in Uganda and everywhere else across the globe. At Miklah

SWAPafrica is Uganda and Africa's number one library of things (LOTs). Basically, just as people borrow books from book libraries, SWAPafrica users can borrow various items and equipment, use them, and return them for others to

Ugapedia is Africa's online encyclopedia for silent heroes, men and women whose lives are an inspiration, but aren't known or written anywhere in mainstream media or on Wikipedia or in Britannica Encylopedia or they are written

Research Ward explores the available research and insights on health and the triple planetary crisis (climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss). We share these insights with communities of interest, including health

Steps: Book salon easily Click on date of your choice on the shown calendar Select time of your choice. Click 'Book Appointment' Enter your details; your location & salon service you want Select Choose where you

At Ccupa creations, we rescue a portion of broken bottles and glasses, and turn it into unique and beautiful household items. Many glass items such as wine and spirit bottles are not recyclable in Uganda. The result is excess