
Let's Help International (LHI)
Lets Help International
Kyegegwa District, Uganda
About
Founded in 2020, Let's Help International (LHI) is a non-governmental organisation based in Kyegegwa District, Uganda working on education, refugees & migration, water & sanitation +3 more.
Let's Help International (LHI) is a non-profit humanitarian organisation founded in 2020 in Kyegegwa District, Uganda, by Festo and Julie Nduwayezu. It works to empower communities, particularly refugees and vulnerable children, youth and families, through education, digital inclusion, water, sanitation and hygiene, mental health support and climate action. Its work centres on the Kyaka II refugee settlement, combining immediate assistance with sustainable, long-term solutions. Support comes from sponsors, donations, fundraising and volunteers.
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Penfriend Project
Education · Uganda
Connects children in Kyaka II refugee settlement with partner schools to support education.
Digital Inclusion Project
Community development · Uganda
Provides smartphones and digital skills to refugee communities, including women-led businesses and teachers.
WASH Initiative
Water & Sanitation · Uganda
Water, sanitation and hygiene facilities, including latrine construction, in Kyaka II refugee settlement.
Sponsor a Child
Education · Uganda
Sponsorship scheme that funds education for vulnerable children.
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UNHCR, NRC, ALIGHT, RESDA, EDEN CITY, ABM, Little by Little Education Services, C-CAAL Uganda
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