Training Of Rural Women in Uganda

Inspired by the Love for the community

TORUWU (Training of Rural Women in Uganda) is a registered Non-Governmental Organisation operating under the Ministry of Internal Affairs Uganda Registration No. 3371. Established in 2000 by two visionary founders, TORUWU emerged with a mission to drive sustainable development in Kikajjo Village of Wakiso District. 

Born from a deep sense of empathy and a commitment to alleviating poverty affecting rural women in Uganda, TORUWU was founded to address the multifaceted challenges faced by these women. Our organisation strives to empower women and their families by providing access to education, fostering economic independence, improving health outcomes, and promoting community resilience.

 

At TORUWU, we are dedicated to creating a future where rural women are recognized as catalysts for change, capable of transforming not only their own lives but also the communities in which they reside. Through our unwavering commitment to empowerment and sustainable development, we aim to uplift marginalised women and their families, enhance their quality of life, and foster inclusive growth in rural Uganda.

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MISSION

“Our mission at TORUWU is to provide comprehensive programs and support that empower women to become strong pillars in their families and communities. By offering education, promoting various life skills training, and enhancing health and well-being, we aim to create a sustainable impact that flourishes through generations.”

VISION

“We envision a future where every woman in rural Uganda is empowered with the knowledge, skills, and resources to lead a fulfilling life and positively influence her family and community. We aim to create a society where every woman is a catalyst for change, driving progress and prosperity for all.”

CORE VALUES

Empowerment, Community Impact, Inclusivity, Integrity, Collaboration.”

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