Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Uganda invites interested, registered and competent consultants to conduct a capacity gap assessment and develop an implementation plan for Business Development Services (BDS). 👇👇👇

A huge thank you to our partners, @FCDOGovUK, for supporting this work. We’re excited to continue building momentum for impactful agroforestry and land restoration.

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The findings will contribute to our project’s baseline and help assess whether current farming practices and income levels can support long-term agroforestry adoption. #ClimateResilience #LandRestoration.

The survey gathered critical data on farming systems and value chains across selected Restore Africa agro-ecological zones (AEZs). It also explored what motivates farmers to adopt more intensive agroforestry practices. 🌱 #SustainableFarming

Big step forward for our Market Linkages for Livelihoods and Land Restoration (M4R) Project!.Today we disseminated findings from our Agroforestry Business Panel Monitoring Baseline Survey to our donor @FCDOGovUK implementing partners, and peer organizations.

Our Country Representative, Daniel Mumuni, spent a few days on the ground in Yumbe district meeting partners, chatting with staff & communities, & checking out project sites. This visit was a beautiful reminder of the power of partnership, community insight, & shared commitment.

CRS Uganda leadership met with @OPMUganda's Disaster Risk Reduction team to strengthen collaboration on disaster response. Both sides pledged support for local leadership, capacity building, and the development of Uganda’s Anticipatory Action Roadmap. #DRR #AnticipatoryAction

At Catholic Relief Services, we believe in local solutions for stronger, safer communities. 💪🌱.#DisasterPreparedness #CommunityResilience #Localization.

We shared results of our work over the past five years:.💰 Reached 71,000+ people with $2 million in emergency cash support. 📘 Trained 830 local leaders in disaster preparedness and response. 🤝 Supported local organizations like Caritas Tororo to lead community action.

Building Resilience, together!.CRS Uganda was last week honored to take part in the National Disaster Risk Reduction Platform hosted by the @OPMUganda. This event brought together government, the UN, & over 20 NGOs to find better ways to prevent & respond to disasters in Uganda.

Our Uganda Family Care for Children project is mentoring saving groups in Mbale, Wakiso & Lwengo! In 4 months, members have saved UGX 4.8M+ & loaned UGX 1.8M. Saving groups are empowering vulnerable households to invest, save & prevent child-family separation. #FamilyCare #SILC

In Bidibidi Refugee Settlement, CRS is restoring hope & the environment 🌱.Since 2022 we have: ✅ Impacted 2,353 direct participants ✅✅ 970+ acres under cultivation ✅✅ 60% women, 43% refugees We’re not stopping. Another 500 will benefit by June 2026. #WorldRefugeeDay.

This #WorldRefugeeDay, we stand in solidarity with refugees—not just in words, but through action. In Uganda, CRS has supported 1,082 vulnerable people with safe shelter and empowered 890+ individuals through savings groups & business support. 💪🏽 #WithRefugees

🏡 The Hope to Home project wraps up with 326 shelters built, benefiting 1,082 people! Community praise poured in for the owner-led model. A gender assessment & biz skills refresher training were also completed. #CRS #Refugees #Livelihoods #HopeToHome

For 7 years, Neema & her 3 children lived in a fragile home of sticks & mud in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement. Every rainy or windy day was a battle—roofs blown off & belongings drenched. Today, thanks to our Hope to home project, Neema has a safe place to call home. #SafeShelter

Life in a refugee settlement is tough — families must rebuild their lives while healing from trauma. Through our Hope to Home project in #Kyangwali Refugee Settlement, we’re using the power of drama to bring people together & heal. Watch this performance by Abraka Drama Group.🎭

Social cohesion is the invisible glue that unites communities! In Kyangwali Refugee Settlement, the Nyakate Drama Group, coordinated by CRS’ Hope to Home project, is uniting refugees & the host community—spreading harmony, entertainment, & creating livelihoods.❤#UnitedThroughArt

Jackline fled to Uganda in 2013 aged 16. She experienced early pregnancy, domestic violence & other hardships. Through our Hope to Home project in #Kyangwali Refugee Settlement, Jackline was supported to build a home & start a business, giving her a chance to rebuild her life.

Let us pray together the blessing Pope Francis often offered to others.