The Women and Youth Resilience Project (WAYREP), implemented between April 2019 and March 2024 These briefs highlight valuable lessons that can be replicated by the project team, partners, and like-minded CSOs.
Community-Based Trainers (CBTs) Impacting Women and Youth.
Overview
Harriet Gire aged 26, is a South Sudanese Refugee and a mother of five children including two dependants she fled along with due to the war in 2016. Harriet was resettled with her children in Village 5, Omugo zone in Rhino Camp settlement in Terego District and the periodic food ratios distributed by the UNCHR became their lifeline.
Engaging Men and Boys in Urban Areas.
Overview
The Women and Youth Resilience Project (WAYREP) aimed to strengthen the resilience of refugee and Ugandan women, girls and youth by reducing gender-based violence (GBV) in Northern Uganda. The project focused on addressing gender inequality and poverty among women and girls, which are significant factors contributing to GBV.
A Multi-Purpose Cash Transfer Graduation Approach in GBV Programming.
Overview
This learning brief offers insights gathered from interactions with project participants and
community structures, emphasizing the approach and impact of multi-purpose cash transfers on the involvement of women and youth in WAYREP.
A Network to Prevent Violence.
Overview
The Women and Youth Resilience Project (WAYREP) aims to strengthen the resilience of refugee and Ugandan women, girls, and youth, while reducing gender-based violence in Northern Uganda. The project's Role Model Men and Boys have successfully promoted positive masculinities and improved household relations, thanks in part to their collaboration with community members, friends, and local leaders.
Physical Address:
5th Floor, Union House, Plot 78, Luthuli Avenue, Kampala.
Tel: +256 31 2258100
Thank you to all who supported us on this journey, including the untiring colleagues at CARE International in Uganda.
