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New Life Horizon Initiative , launched in January 2020, provides support services to Nakivale refugee settlements, focusing on financial, entrepreneurship and resource management skills, with funding from local donors and grants.
Our Partners
Areas of Intervention
Livelihood & Resiliance
We enable refugees’ economic self-reliance and resilience by providing skills training, market access, entrepreneurship support, asset protection, psychosocial support, and inclusive policies to sustainably rebuild livelihoods and coping capacity.
Mental Health & Psychosocial Support
we Provide culturally sensitive, accessible MHPSS to refugees, reducing distress, strengthening coping and resilience, restoring daily functioning, social connections, safety, and facilitating access to protection and care.
Environment & Energy
We aim to promote sustainable natural resource management and equitable access to clean, reliable energy to strengthen climate resilience, public health, and local livelihoods.
Women empowerment & Child care
We work on Child protection and gender Based violence to protect vulnerable people, particularly children, who are directly or indirectly harmed by household and community violence.
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Testimonials
"NELHIN's Start & Improve Your Business program taught me how to create a business plan and manage finances properly. Today, I run a successful tailoring business that employs three other women in our community."
The English language training I received from NELHIN opened doors I never thought possible. Now I work as a translator for newly arrived Ethiopian refugees and I'm pursuing my dream of becoming a teacher.
After experiencing gender-based violence, NELHIN's women's group became my safe haven where I could heal and rebuild. I now run a small restaurant and lead one of the women's groups, helping other survivors find their strength
NELHIN's digital literacy training equipped me with computer skills that helped me find better work opportunities. My eldest son is now excelling in secondary school, and I've been able to start a small computer services business.
