Call for Partnership for Ugandan NGO - Rescue Mission for Street Life

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Deadline: May 10, 2026 Deadline for applications has passed

Organization:Rescue Mission for Street Life

Project locations: Uganda

Uganda

Sectors: Education, Training & Capacity Building, Youth & Child Welfare

Education, Training & Capacity Building, Youth & Child Welfare

Partner types: Chamber of Commerce, Grant-making Foundation / Charity, NGO, Nonprofit institute / think tank, Other nonprofit entity, Professional / trade association

Chamber of Commerce, Grant-making Foundation / Charity, NGO, Nonprofit institute / think tank, Other nonprofit ...

Partner locations: EU 27, Europe Non EU 27

EU 27, Europe Non EU 27

Partnership types: Consortia/joint venture, Funding Request

Consortia/joint venture, Funding Request

Attachments

ThriveWell model .pdf

Apr 27, 2026

Concept Note - EmpowerHer .pdf

Apr 27, 2026

Description

We are currently seeking a European NGO partner to serve as lead applicant for European Funding Calls opportunities, to co-develop a joint proposal with us and forge a long term partnership.

Proposed Collaboration
We would contribute local implementation, technical expertise, and project established local presence and access to vulnerable populations in Kampala

Experience implementing structured psychosocial support programs
Existing systems for safeguarding, monitoring, and financial tracking

Rescue Mission for Street Life was established in 2015 and works with vulnerable children in Kampala.

Through our work we have proved that children must stabilise from trauma and caregivers must be ready first, for sustained reintegration into safety, health, family, school, and livelihood pathways. By using our ThriveWell programme of stabilisation for both the child and the caregiver we have proved a sustained reintegration at 12 weeks of 90% compared to the 33% in traditional methods of working with vulnerable children.

Please contact me for more details of our program and ThriveWell model along with a proposed project 'EmpowerHer' to work with young mothers in Kampala to ensure they are emotionally ready before transitioning them into Skills Training leading to a stable income.