History
Hamiza’s vision to create a Uganda that is equal, just, and developed, where all individuals, especially women, girls, persons with disabilities (PWDs), and other vulnerable groups, enjoy their rights, equal opportunities, and the benefits of economic growth and development. Hamiza's vision is about creating a society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and contribute to the nation's progress, regardless of their background or circumstances. It requires addressing systemic inequalities and barriers to participation, while also promoting values of fairness, inclusion, and social justice. For the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals to be achieved, displaced people and the communities hosting them must not be left behind. Our Ambition is comprised of four key elements:
Economic Empowerment and Resilience- Climate change and environmental sustainability
- Education and skilling
- Protection and safe programming
3 + years of service
Our Mission
To empower and build resilience of people affected by inequality and injustices.
- Over 1,500 young people helped since 2024
- Rated Excellent on Google
- Leading development foundation in Uganda
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Skilled children, youth and adults
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Impacted farmers, youth, PWDs & vulnerable groups
Our Values
Transparency ensures open and clear actions and decisions at Hamiza. We foster trust by providing accessible and accurate information to stakeholders. This value promotes regular, honest communication and thorough documentation. Transparency enables effective monitoring and evaluation of our programs.
Accountability signifies our responsibility to uphold high standards and answer to our stakeholders. We commit to clear objectives, outcome measurement, and transparent progress reporting. Continuous improvement and informed decision-making are central to our approach. Robust feedback systems ensure all voices are heard and addressed.
Inclusivity ensures that all individuals are considered and involved in our programs. We promote equity and diversity, focusing on marginalized and vulnerable groups. An inclusive environment makes our programs relevant and accessible to all. Active stakeholder engagement informs our strategies and action
Empowerment enables individuals and communities to take control of their development. We provide resources, skills, and opportunities for self-improvement. This value supports a participatory approach, making beneficiaries active partners. Empowerment leads to sustainable, self-reliant communities.
Leadership Team
Olivia Clark
President
Kampala, Uganda
Lisa Thomas
Head of Outreach
Kampala, Uganda
Brittany Albert
Project Manager
Kampala, UgandaSusan Croft
Policy Specialist
Kampala, Uganda
