Mukuza Challenge Africa

29/03/2023

‘We started making liquid soap a month ago starting From 2jerry cans, and as a team we make 10jerry cans per week & supplying it to our local people in Hoima district. We are currently making a lot of profit from this business and are happy that we have a job even before we finish our high school.
Fellow Youth wake up and start doing something to improve your livelihood by using these simple skills & be ur own boss at a young age’, team from Kalegete S.S Youth Challenge4Change, Uganda

25/11/2021

First comes thought; then organization of that thought, into ideas and plans; then transformation of those plans into reality. The beginning, as you will observe, is in your imagination. - Napoleon Hill

17/08/2020

We are going virtual
With

*🟪UNEMPLOYMENT ENDS WITH US CAMPAIGN:*

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*🟣WHAT IS THIS CAMPAIGN ABOUT?*
* * aims at recognizing the youth that have taken unemployment by horns and done something to help themselves plus those around them.

We hope that by sharing the stories and experiences of the youth that have created their own jobs and even been able to employ others, we shall encourage more to put their ideas into action and create more employment.

*🟣HOW TO PARTICIPATE:*
*1)* Interested youth are encouraged to share what they have done to get themselves out of unemployment.

*2)* The Initiatives done to create employment should be recorded in a short video not more than 01 minute.

*3)* 10 videos showing the Initiatives done to end unemployment will be selected from all those received.

*4)* The Public will then Vote for the Top 05 among the best 10 selected.

*5)* I and a team from Mukuza Challenge Africa program and Youth Challenge 4 Change, Ugabda shall then personally visit the Top 05 selected by the Public and from these three Winner shall be Selected.

*6)* Videos of the Initiatives done will be expected in by *midnight Sunday 16th October 2020.*

*7)* Send your videos to [email protected]

The top three winners will walk away with a seed capital to help them with the actual implementations of their project, and a brand new smartphone for the fourth run up. The Fourth and Fifth runup plus the winners will also undergo a six month of fellowship experience.

*🟣We LOOK FORWARD TO RECEIVING YOUR VIDEOS.*

Remember to use the hash tag below 👇🏾and tell a friend to tell a friend!!
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07/07/2020

A wonderful way these ladies found to productive spend their lockdown days without school - our products 🙏. Watch this space for more beautiful pieces

09/11/2019

At Youth Challenge -4- Change, Uganda, we have been working with existing infrastructures to impact youth life outcomes at scale in Uganda because we believe secondary education is the most untapped resource across the continent for cultivating talent and for development more broadly. Latest report from MasterCard Foundation on the role of secondary education in ensuring youth acquire the competencies to succeed in a dynamic and globalized labour market justifies our work. Read on here: http://bit.ly/33OwaDT.

29/07/2019

Checkout what- Youth Challenge 4 Change, Uganda has been up-to

21/07/2019

We are learning key lessons from PSIPSE on developing successful programming to help translate momentum into action. Read it here:

There is growing recognition that youth need more than academic or vocational knowledge to thrive in school, work, and life. They also need life skills. A new PSIPSE study uncovers actionable lessons on how to design, implement, assess, and scale youth life skills interventions.

13/01/2019

Welcome back from your holiday season!
We hope you are back rejuvenated to start the year. Catch up with the latest updates at YC4C, Uganda in our January Newsletter:

12/01/2019

It's been a great year with great success/achiemements and YC4C, Uganda would like to thank you all (Our partners, family, friends and Youth) for your generosity plus your kind support to our work. The journey continues and we hope to even achieve more together in the year 2019. We wish you a prosperous 2019!

29/12/2018

Dear supporters. It is been a great year and we would like to thank you for being with us. We wish you peace, love and joy this festival season, and a happy New Year 2019 from the management of YC4C, Uganda

15/12/2018

Celebrating 6 Impact – filled years of Partnership with Nile Vocation, Lwala Community Alliance, Umsizi Fund and Voluntary Service Overseas.

These partners have been at the forefront in supporting our journey of enabling youth become more entrepreneurial, take action that positively impacts their own lives through
Employability and work readiness skills.

Most heartfelt gratitude to Amy Brakeman – Co-Founder and CEO of Umsizi Fund, Allison May – Voluntary Service Overseas Work Readiness and employability Director and Ashley Rogers – current Executive Director of Lwala Community Alliance.

With a reach of 100 youth in Buhanika Sub County in 2013 to 2870 youth in Uganda to date, thank you for your tremendous support to MCA and we hope to strengthen our partnership in the following years!

15/12/2018

We had an all staff get together that focused on sharing field updates and success stories from instructors, Community Mentor Fellows, and program facilitators. This enabled learning from different MCA experiences shared.