KIVULI WORKSHOPS


Over the years, local young people, as well as refugees and former Kivuli children who for various reasons could not be reintegrated into their family of origin, have been helped to start small businesses in wood carpentry, metalwork, catering, auto garage, wood carving, tailoring, batik, football making.

Although these economic activities are in some cases started using initial capital from the Centre's micro-credit programme, the owning groups are given operational space within the Kivuli Workshops, and are allowed to run them in complete autonomy.


KIVULI FAIR TRADE


All the items produced at the Kivuli Workshops are offered for sale locally and internationally.

For more information, please contact us.


MICROCREDIT


The programme provides credit facilities that enable assist single mothers, and in particular those whose children are under rehabilitation at the Centre, to start economic activities that will enable them to support their children.

Since inception in 1999, the microcredit programme has created new opportunities in life for more than 120 women.