African Girl Rise is a registered Ugandan non-profit supporting girls facing poverty, violence, and school dropout risk through mentorship, education support, safe spaces, and legal advocacy.
African Girl Rise works with adolescent girls in Uganda who are navigating poverty, violence, interrupted schooling, and limited protection.
Led by Akatwijuka Grace, the organisation combines practical support, mentorship, and advocacy so girls can stay in school, stay safe, and plan for a stronger future.
Read our story →Girls Reached Globally
Active Sanctuaries
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Each figure reflects direct support delivered with girls, families, and communities.
The work focuses on safety, education, and rights protection so girls are not left to navigate crisis alone.
Safe spaces where girls can access counseling, peer support, and trusted adult guidance.
Learn more →School retention support, mentorship, and practical help that keeps girls learning.
Learn more →Case support, rights awareness, and community action when girls face abuse or neglect.
Learn more →My parents broke the cycle so I could rise. Now I spend my life proving that your beginning does not define your becoming.
— Akatwijuka Grace, FounderRead her story →Your donation helps cover school support, emergency response, mentorship, and legal advocacy.
