Our vision is a world in which women and girls do not suffer economic disadvantage because of their gender.
Our work is grouped around four distinct but linked project areas
Our aim is to ensure that rural girls aged between 15-25 that are not in education, employment or training (NEETS) acquire a skill that they can use to either create their own employment or access employment elsewhere…
This program focuses on the economic empowerment of ultra-poor rural women by providing them with an asset that they can use to start a microenterprise as well as relevant training on how to manage those assets and run their enterprise.
LTHT has teamed up with National Water and Sewerage Company to connect 17 peri-urban areas of Ntungamo Municipality SW Uganda to clean water. Our contribution is to cover the cost of the connections. Each area will get 100 connections.
Our aim is to ensure that girls and women manage their period in a hygienic way. This involves ensuring that girls and women have access to information about menstruation as well as access to clean and safe menstrual absorbents
News about our projects
This year’s Menstrual Hygiene Day focuses on taking action to improve access to information about menstruation and to end period …
The Covid-19 virus has meant the closure of schools for more than a year and for some girls in Uganda, …
LTHT has been providing Skills Workshops for girls Not In Education, Employment or Training since 2018. Going forward, the availability …
A menstrual hygiene report carried out in Uganda showed that girls in rural areas miss 3 to 5 days of …
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) have come to an end and world leaders are currently in New York where they are discussing …
On 28 May 2016, we launched a Menstrual Hygiene Management program (MHM) in Ntungamo SW Uganda with a view to …
