Our Mission
To empower women and girls through skills, education, health awareness, economic opportunities, advocacy, and community-based support.
Namayingo United Women’s Group, known as NUWOG, supports women and girls in Namayingo District, Uganda, through skills training, economic empowerment, health awareness, education support, advocacy, and community development.
Namayingo United Women’s Group is a community-based women’s organization established to improve the social and economic wellbeing of women, girls, children, and vulnerable families. We bring women together to learn practical skills, share knowledge, support one another, advocate for their rights, and create sustainable solutions to challenges affecting their households and communities.
Through training, mentorship, health education, small-enterprise support, and community outreach, NUWOG helps women become more independent, confident, and active in local development.
NUWOG is guided by a commitment to dignity, equality, self-reliance, inclusion, and community-led development.
To empower women and girls through skills, education, health awareness, economic opportunities, advocacy, and community-based support.
A community where women and girls are respected, self-reliant, healthy, educated, and able to participate fully in social and economic development.
To unite women, strengthen their voices, reduce vulnerability, and create practical pathways toward dignity, opportunity, and sustainable livelihoods.
Our programs respond to the practical needs of women, girls, youth, children, and vulnerable households in Namayingo District.
We help women build confidence, leadership, savings habits, business knowledge, and opportunities for independent income.
Learn More →Women and young people receive practical training in tailoring, crafts, agriculture, soap making, entrepreneurship, and other income-generating skills.
Learn More →We provide health awareness, menstrual hygiene education, sanitary-pad support, maternal health information, and community sensitization.
Learn More →Our impact is seen when women gain confidence, practical skills, income opportunities, stronger health knowledge, and a voice in community decisions.
Many girls face challenges attending school because they lack access to sanitary pads and accurate menstrual-health information. NUWOG’s sanitary-pad initiative supports girls with essential hygiene supplies, education, confidence, and a safer environment to discuss menstrual health without shame.
Your time, skills, donation, partnership, or advocacy can help women create lasting change for themselves and their families.
Support vocational training, sanitary pads, women’s enterprises, community outreach, and other practical needs.
Make a DonationShare your professional skills, training experience, mentorship, fundraising ability, or community-development knowledge.
Become a VolunteerChurches, nonprofits, businesses, schools, community groups, and institutions can partner with us to expand our impact.
Start a PartnershipWomen often face barriers such as limited access to capital, education, land, training, health information, and decision-making opportunities. By organizing women into a united group, NUWOG creates space for learning, peer support, shared savings, mentorship, skills training, and collective action.
Each woman who gains knowledge, skills, or economic independence is better positioned to provide for her family, educate her children, and contribute to community development.
NUWOG is a women-led community organization supporting women, girls, youth, children, and vulnerable families in Namayingo District, Uganda.
Our work includes women’s empowerment, vocational training, livelihood support, health education, menstrual hygiene, youth development, advocacy, and community outreach.
You can donate, volunteer, partner with us, support a specific project, provide training or equipment, or help share our mission.
NUWOG operates in Namayingo District and surrounding communities in Eastern Uganda.
Join Namayingo United Women’s Group in creating skills, opportunity, dignity, health, education, and sustainable livelihoods for women and girls in Uganda.