We Provide Professional Training for Vulnerable Young Adults in Areas of Extreme Poverty

Mission Statement

To provide professional training for young adults in areas of extreme poverty.

To empower women and advocate for equal access and opportunity.

To build a sustainable model that removes the need for aid.

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“When women are educated and can earn and control income, infant mortality declines, child health and nutrition improve, population growth slows, economies expand, and cycles of poverty are broken.” - USAID

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Professional Training

In areas of extreme poverty, there is little to no funding for professional training. 

Our program is designed to bridge this gap between education and employment by providing young people with the necessary skills to work and live independently.

We provide access to a range of vocational courses, such as teaching and nursing, as well as scholarships for gifted individuals to study pharmacy.

 

Empowering Women

Patriarchal gender norms drive discrimination against women around the world, often excluding them from solutions to poverty.

With access to education and employment, women can become more financially and socially independent. With this independence, women can choose to have smaller, healthier families, leading to more prosperous living for individuals and communities. With empowerment, women are better equipped to fulfill their potential, and decide their own future. 

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Sustainable Model

We see the need for professional training in areas of extreme poverty as a global issue. 

With our model, nothing would please us more than to become completely inessential to the communities in which we are working. Our intention is simply to give communities a kickstart in bridging the gap between education and employment, and provide the necessary tools for independent living.

Independence through education should mean exactly that: an end to reliance on aid.

Your donations will help to fund professional training for vulnerable young adults in areas of extreme poverty.

By donating to Path To Prosper, you are funding our students’ paths through professional training, improving their livelihood, and increasing their chances of employment.

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View fullsize We recently held a successful care providers meeting! Thanks to everyone's incredible support. It was a fantastic opportunity to engage with care providers and discuss ways to enhance the futures of our students. The care providers expressed their
View fullsize Meet Tom and Tony, two dedicated students from our Bricklaying Craft program, who are excelling in their studies and practical training. 🔨 Tom has just finished his industrial training in his second year of the bricklaying craft course. He enjoys w
View fullsize Meet Sylivia, one of our inspiring graduates who completed her professional training last year. Today, she proudly owns and operates her own sewing shop, bringing her dreams to life one stitch at a time. Sylivia’s journey with Path to Prosper
View fullsize Last but not least in our series of spotlighting our students is Tony, a resilient young man who lives in Bududa with his parents and siblings. As his parents could no longer afford his education, Tony enrolled in a Bricklaying course through Path
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View fullsize Meet Moses, a resilient individual whose pursuit of education remains undeterred despite facing familial hardships. Since the passing of his grandfather, financial constraints have made it difficult for his grandmother to support his educational aspi
View fullsize Introducing Moreen, a determined student facing financial challenges but refusing to give up on her dreams. Living with her siblings and parents but unable to afford her education, Moreen didn't let this setback stop her. In early 2024, she seized t

Learn More About Path To Prosper

Strategic Plan

Our mission statement is at the core of everything we do. This document outlines our goals, and how we intend to achieve them.

Needs Assessment

This document outlines the case for our work and how it aligns with the UN and World Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

10 Year Summary

In 2020 we celebrated reaching 10 years as a charity. This document shows the impact we made from 2010-2020, inspiring our next steps