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Dear our friends, supporters and volunteer alumni, as Covid 19 threatens to unleash an unprecedented health crisis, the government of Uganda has extended the...

On 20th July 2019 we hosted the inaugural Schools for Peace Summit in Jinja District. The summit was aimed at building the leadership skills for NVP Peace cl...

The Non-Violence Project Uganda is partnering with the Young Entrepreneurs community to organize the 6th Annual Youth in Business Summit. The event brings to...

Paul Wanyama Paul is a teacher by profession, as a teacher he understands the dynamics of violence in the school setting, when he heard about our call for ap...

In 2016 we established a community schools in the poverty and violence ridden slums of Jinja, in Eastern Uganda. We realized that many children were not goin...

I am Eddy Balina; I was born 26 years ago in the slum community of Jinja where we are now working to address the predominant problems of poverty and violence...

In all our programming we ensure gender parity and mainstreaming. We believe that girls and boys deserve equal treatment and opportunities. We are aware of t...

02. October 2018 was a special day as we commemorated for the first time the world Non-Violence Day in Uganda as an organization working to promote a culture...

On 14th September 2018 we conducted a successful skills training workshop at our national offices in Jinja for our Master Trainers; these are certified train...

250 schools, 2500 teachers, 25 000 students with a total of 250 000 people in communities will be engaged in The Non-Violence Project Foundation (NVPF)’s edu...

Community Dialogue is our way of engaging communities to share knowledge, raise awareness and establish non-violence action groups at the grassroots. Communi...

Raising awareness about violence, rights of children and gender issues via our monthly radio programs As part of schools for peace project we continue to rai...

6259 students completed schools for peace level one and now covering level two, 587 Teachers completed level one and two, 5018 students participated in the s...