Since 2020

Numbers Don't Capture
Everything. But They're a Start.

From one tree to two innovation hubs, four settlements, and a community of young leaders who refused to be defined by displacement.

2,000+ Youth & Women Served

Across refugee settlements and host communities in Uganda

400+ Refugee-Led Businesses

Launched by graduates of Yinnoh's empowerment programmes

1,000+ Jobs Created

In refugee settlements and Kampala by Yinnoh-trained entrepreneurs

4 Locations Across Uganda
2 Active Innovation Hubs
5+ International Partners
See It for Yourself

Don't Take Our Word For It

These films were made by our partners and community members — showing Yinnoh's impact as they witness it.

Witnessed and featured by our partners

Community impact stories

What's Next

SODIPRO: Our Most Ambitious Programme Yet

Built on five years of proven work, SODIPRO is Yinnoh's next leap — a programme designed to be led entirely by refugees, by 2029.

1,500 Refugee Youth & Women Reached
150 New Businesses to Launch
35 Existing Enterprises to Scale
500+ Jobs to Create by 2029
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Large group session at Yinnoh innovation hub — future scholars and entrepreneurs
Delivered Projects

Projects Implemented With Partners

Full case studies are being compiled. These projects represent Yinnoh's track record of delivering partner-funded programmes within refugee communities.

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#SmarterthantCorona

Case study coming soon

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AVDA Group

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Antimmos

Case study coming soon

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Healthy Mother

Case study coming soon

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Hope for Refugees

Case study coming soon

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Eco Waste

Case study coming soon

Yinnoh community members Youth in training session Scholars collaborating Yinnoh programme participants Community learning Youth entrepreneurs at Yinnoh

This Impact Is Possible Because People Chose to Act

Every dollar donated goes directly to the training, mentorship, and seed capital that turns a refugee youth into a job creator.

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