On August 2026; Fikra Refugees Initiative Community Organization (FRIC) Uganda proudly celebrated the successful graduation of participants who completed our 6-month English Language and Computer and Music Instrumentals Skills Training Program, conducted from February to July 2026.
Through dedication, resilience, and hard work, these graduates have gained practical communication and digital skills that will strengthen their opportunities for employment, entrepreneurship, education, and self-reliance. Each participant was awarded a certificate in recognition of their achievement and commitment to lifelong learning.
At FRIC, we believe that quality education and digital literacy are powerful tools for transforming lives and building resilient communities. We remain committed to empowering refugees and vulnerable host community members with the knowledge and skills they need to create a brighter future.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all our graduates and express our sincere appreciation to our partners, supporters, and donors whose continued investment makes these life-changing opportunities possible. Together, we are equipping individuals with the skills to succeed and creating lasting impact in our communities.
FRIC UGANDA in Parterneship with KCCA, are strengthening community advocacy by raising awareness of refugee rights, promoting social inclusion, connecting vulnerable individuals to essential services, and fostering peaceful coexistence between refugees and host communities. Through community engagement, dialogue, and rights-based education, we empower people to become informed, resilient, and active participants in building inclusive and sustainable communities in Makindye Divisision, Kampala Uganda (July, 2026).
2026 July, following the Refugee Rights Training by RELON, FRIC is continuing its community advocacy campaign in Makindye Division, Kampala, empowering refugees and host communities to understand and claim their rights, promoting inclusion, and connecting vulnerable individuals to essential support services. Every engagement strengthens awareness, builds confidence, and contributes to more informed, resilient, and protected communities.
2026, June. Following the Refugee Rights Training by RELON, FRIC has strengthened its community advocacy in Makindye Division, Kampala, empowering refugees and host communities with knowledge of their rights, promoting inclusion, and connecting vulnerable individuals to essential support services. This growing impact reflects our commitment to building informed, resilient, and protected communities.
2026, FRIC sincerely thanks RELON for the valuable Refugee Rights Training and for awarding our organization a Certificate of Completion. We deeply appreciate your support, partnership, and commitment to strengthening community-led organizations. This opportunity has enhanced our capacity to better serve and advocate for refugees and host communities. We look forward to continued collaboration in creating lasting impact.
2026, FRIC empowers vulnerable youth through DJing, sound system engineering, computer skills lessons, piano training, and hands-on skills development programs - unlocking hidden talents and creating pathways to dignity, income, and hope. Today, many of our beneficiaries are earning a living, supporting their families, and working in different jobs, while others are performing in churches, bands, and karaoke venues through the skills they gained at FRIC. Some of these success stories are shared on our LinkedIn, Facebook, and WhatsApp platforms.
Through livelihood support and scholastic materials, 2025 FRIC is restoring hope to vulnerable children and families, helping learners stay in school while empowering households to build a safer and brighter future.
The 2024 End-of-Year Celebration at Fikra Refugees Initiative Community was held outdoors in a joyful garden setting, where our talented beneficiaries performed music and celebrated hope, transformation, and unity.
Through training in music, DJing, piano, and computer skills, many refugee and vulnerable youth are now earning income, supporting their families, and rebuilding their futures with dignity.
2023, FRIC brings hope, care, and support directly to vulnerable children and families through compassionate home visits in underserved communities.
2022, FRIC started with a mission of restoring hope and transforming the lives of vulnerable children and youth in Katongo – Ggaba and surrounding slum communities through education, protection, skills development, and opportunities for a better future.