MIGHT Foundation (MIGHT) is a Ugandan non-partisan and non-profit organization that researches, advocates, litigates and carries out capacity and community development projects for the promotion, protection and strengthening of peace, human rights and related inclusive sustainable development matters like agriculture, finance and trade. In achieving its vision and mission, MIGHT works with communities, clients, donors and survivors to best represent the voices of minorities and key stake holders at the national, regional and international level, acting in the interest of Ugandan minorities.
Our Vision
An empowered and advocating Ugandan society that promotes, respects and defends peace, human rights and sustainable development for all.
Our Mission
The main purpose of MIGHT is to promote, respect and strengthen peace, human rights and sustainable development in Uganda through an objective and strategic programme of research, standard setting, advocacy, litigation, capacity and community development, and humanitarian aid through our volunteers, donors and partners around the world.
Our Services
Advertising
We offer advertising services to individuals and companies interested in exhibiting or raising awareness on their services or products
Trainings
We offer trainings and training workshops on; Project pitching, Proposal writing, or Financial sustainability.
Our Programs
Village accountability health peace-building
This project has benefitted at least 120 directly and at least 1000 village residents indirectly.
The digital health mobile application
This project will benefit at least 1,000 people directly.
In-person village health support meetings
This activity has impacted at least 30 people directly and at least 60 people indirectly.
News
Due to the limited skills and access of resources amongst youths, especially on sustainable fundraising and project pitching, we decided to establish training workshops on both […]
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To address historically persistent challenges faced by many innovative activists ending violence against women and girls within the East African region, particularly the lack of […]
Our Partners
