Our Impact
CELCODE has empowered rural communities through literacy programs, supporting vulnerable groups like HIV/AIDS-affected individuals, youth, and women.
We’ve promoted sustainable development, poverty reduction, and environmental conservation. Our partnerships, volunteer efforts, and community libraries have strengthened local capacity, while our research influences positive change for a more inclusive future.
What we do
Empower rural communities through inclusive adult literacy, lifelong learning, and psychosocial support. We promote sustainable development, environmental conservation, and raise awareness on health, rights, and poverty alleviation. Our work fosters collaboration, voluntarism, and grassroots development.
We Find & Fund
we identify and fund initiatives that promote literacy, lifelong learning, and sustainable development in rural communities.
We Provide Care
CELCODE offers psychosocial support to vulnerable groups, including HIV/AIDS-affected individuals, helping improve their well-being and empower them to thrive.
We Educate
provides inclusive literacy programs and non-formal education to empower rural communities. We train adult learners, instructors, and facilitate lifelong learning
We Employ
we employ a multidisciplinary approach to create opportunities for rural communities through education, training, and capacity-building. We engage local volunteers, train adult literacy facilitators
Our numbers that speak
We have numbers that push us to give in our best and make sure that we break our own records. We are happy to be growing and helping more day by day.
Our Valued Partners
- The Lugbara Cultural Institution (Lugbara Kari)
- District Local Governments in Uganda
- National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) of Uganda
- The US Embassy in Uganda
- World Food Programme
- Dioceses of Madi & West Nile & Arua
- Makerere University College of Education and ExternalStudies
- AIDS Information Centre in Uganda
- National Community of Women Living with AIDS
- Maendeleo Foundation
- Uganda Community Libraries Association
- Primary and Secondary Schools in West Nile