Shared Path Uganda (SPU) is a non-governmental organisation operating in communities surrounding the Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement in Kamwenge District. SPU is dedicated to promoting resilient, inclusive, and empowered communities through three core pillars.

First, the organisation advances gender equality by strengthening the participation of women and girls in decision-making processes at household and community levels. Second, SPU creates inclusive livelihood opportunities that enhance economic resilience and benefit both refugees and host communities. Third, the organisation strengthens child protection systems to ensure that every child is safe, attends school, and is protected from abuse, exploitation, and all forms of harm.

Through these interventions, Shared Path Uganda works to foster social cohesion, sustainable development, and improved well-being for vulnerable populations.

Our mandate is to advance gender equality, promote inclusive livelihoods, and strengthen child protection systems. By centering refugee and host community leadership, Shared Path Uganda delivers sustainable solutions that improve safety, economic resilience, and well-being for communities