Human Integrity

We envision a Self-reliant, healthy, and wealthy society.

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Vision

A Self-reliant, healthy, and wealthy society.

Mission

To promote self-reliance in vulnerable communities by bridging the divide in empowerment.

Our Objectives

To promote equitable access to healthcare.

To enhance access to economic empowerment opportunities.

To strengthen equitable access to education.

To reduce inequalities by ending sexual and gender-based violence.

Human Integrity Organisation, (Hi) is a Women’s Rights Organisation working with women, girls, and the marginalised in Uganda

Our interventions target women, girls and marginalized populations in Uganda.

Our Projects

Our projects are guided by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF), the Uganda National Development Plan IV (UNDP IV), and the Refugee Transformation Agenda (RTA).

Power Plus Project

A project aimed at enhancing self-reliance among 400 youth through capacity building in tailoring, embroidery and enterprise management in Kampala, Uganda.

Medical camps

Informed by Sustainable Development Goal 3- Good Health and Wellbeing, Human Integrity Organization implements annual medical camps with free HIV screening and Hepatitis B screening and vaccination services targeting 400 beneficiaries annually across Uganda to reduce Hepatitis B and HIV-related maternal and infant mortalities.

No To Femicide

This was a 6-month project aimed at raising awareness of femicide in response to the killing of women by intimate and non-intimate partners. This intervention was implemented by recording and disseminating a podcast and IEC materials.

Speak Out

A 2-year project aimed at creating a safe and friendly learning environment for learners in academic and vocational institutions through strengthening school-based SEAH referral pathways, improving access to information on Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) and enhancing access to health and pro-bono legal services for survivors of sexual and physical violence in academic and vocational institutions in Uganda.

School Girl Talk

This is a 2-year project aimed at improving access to information on menstrual health, dignity kits, and debunking menstrual stigma through conducting outreaches in schools, community dialogues, and distribution of dignity kits to 1000 girls in selected schools in Koboko District, Uganda..

S4N (Scholarships for the Needy) Project

This is a 5-year project that aims to bridge the education gap for 10 orphan children in Koboko annually through scholarships, provision of internet services, and computers to support teachers and caregivers in partnership with Eden Schools.