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in transforming lives of girls.

PROJECT PRINCESS
INITIATIVE (PPI)

Our Vision

We envision a world where every woman is empowered to realize their full education, social, economic, civic potential, and self-reliance.

Excellence

We realize success through supporting, educating and empowering vulnerable girls.

Integrity

We are passionate at helping out girls who are in need as God rewards a giving hand.

Reproductive Health

We consider it our mandate to improve and increase access to reproductive health information to our Girls

PROJECT PRINCESS INITIATIVE (PPI)

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PROJECT PRINCESS INITIATIVE (PPI) Abambejja is a Christian based non-profit organization founded in 2009 by Mrs. Fiona Kiggundu and it supports, Educates and Empowers vulnerable girl children. PPI is mandated to make every girl feel she is a princess with self-esteem and to also help educate, support and empower girls become leaders for the next generation.

WHY GIRLS? Girls in Africa were always considered good for marriage and an education would not automatically be a right but a privilege. In this 21st century, we consider empowering girls as our mandate and we as an organization are doing our part on this important millennium Goal considering that the longer girls stay in school, the better the life at the grass root level with a motto EMPOWER A GIRL, EMPOWER A NATION. We pledge to do our part through all means available to us.

Our Vision

Our Mission

Our Objectives

We envision a world where every woman is empowered to realize their full education, social, economic, civic potential, and self-reliance.

To equip girls and women with qualifications, skills and confidence to realize their potential through enrolment and retention in formal as well as non-formal education focusing on livelihood and employment competencies to become women leaders of the next generation

Godliness. We believe in the work of God in transforming lives of girls.
Excellence. We realize success through supporting, educating and empowering vulnerable girls.
Integrity. We are passionate at helping out girls who are in need as God rewards a giving hand.

Face of the Year

My name is Nakibombo Phiona, 25 years. It has been a bushy and thorny route with so many ups and downs but I can now proudly say am a VICTOR.

It’s a while ago when I finished my Primary seven and was uncertain to join High school, this was not because I didn’t want to enroll but it was solely due to poverty, I come from a family of seven with five girls and 2 boys but our parents really struggled to educate, feed, cloth and provide for us medical care. My father was the main family breadwinner until 2017 when he passed on and my mother who later got an eye sight blindness was a house wife. My father’s passing was another hard moment because i had lost hope to join high school. With all that struggle, our parents where Christians who always encouraged us to engage in prayers even during trying moments and later in 2018, a good Samaritan helped and paid two terms for me to enroll in high school at Kira secondary school.

As I was puzzled who was to pay for my term three of senior one, a group of counsellors from Project princess initiative visited our school for an outreach. Since the school coordinator Ms. Babirye knew all my financial struggles, she could sometimes plead for me when being chased back home for fees. Due to that reason, she approached the PPI team and requested for financial support towards my education. The PPI team recorded my information and by the following year, I had already got a sponsor Ms. Harriet who paid my fees until I finished my senior six. I was very honored and thankful to God for such an opportunity, I made sure to use that chance to perform better in school and I learnt liquid soap making as a skill taught by PPI and i was able to set up a business store to sell liquid soap. With this business, I was able to enroll and graduate with a certificate in Electrical installation from Lady Valeria Vocational school and Management. Due to my good scores, I was retained by this vocational school as a tutor as well as working with different electrical installation companies in my free time. My goal is to work and give a hand to other girls in a similar condition as I was in.

Am humbled to be part of Project Princess Initiative and may God bless the Director, Donors, sponsors and well-wishers.

Our Objectives

Godliness. We believe in the work of God in transforming lives of girls.

Excellence. We realize success through supporting, educating and empowering vulnerable girls.

Integrity. We are passionate at helping out girls who are in need as God rewards a giving hand.

Our Vision

We envision a world where every woman is empowered to realize their full education, social, economic, civic potential, and self-reliance.

Our Mission

To equip girls and women with qualifications, skills and confidence to realize their potential through enrolment and retention in formal as well as non-formal education focusing on livelihood and employment competencies to become women leaders of the next generation

PROJECT PRINCESS INITIATIVE (PPI)

Our Programs

School Outreaches

Project Princess Initiative was founded by Fiona .M. Kiggundu in 2009, with only one girl Rebecca Aketch. Rebecca at 12 years of age had ran away from an early marriage.

Skills Development

PPI through their skills development program aims to boost and build the capacity of Girls in all our partner schools to horn and enhance their income generating abilities.

Reproductive Health

At PPI, we consider it our mandate to improve and increase access to reproductive health information to our Girls (Princesses) and their homes and communities.

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Kampala Uganda

Outreach to the Schools. hope hill primary school-Masaka

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Kampala Uganda

Break fast meeting

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Fundraising Sponsorship Drive Dinner

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Meet Our Team

Team Members

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Sponsorship Coordinator

Daisy Namutebi

Daisy Namutebi

Project Accountant

Mr. Musana Richard

Mr. Musana Richard

Project Manager

Mr. Katunze Brian

Mr. Katunze Brian

Ms. Kiggundu Mirembe Fiona

Ms. Kiggundu Mirembe Fiona

School Outreaches Assistant

Helen Aloci

Helen Aloci

Testimonials

Success Stories, To Know About Our Charity

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Nakibombo Phiona

My name is Nakibombo Phiona aged 24 years. Am number one of four children raised by a single mother due to the death of our father. I joined PPI in 2018 while in senior three at Kira secondary school when a team from Project princess came for a talk session about self- esteem at our school. I was among the girls who were touched by the session and we were requested to join them at the center for skills development. My goal was to stay in school and become an electrical engineer and therefore we were told to write personal stories about ourselves and family. A team from Project princess made a visit at my home in kiwologoma and found out that my story was true, they helped me get a sponsor who paid my school fees from senior three up to senior six. I started coming at their center for skills development from where we learnt so many skills like hair dressing, facial makeup among others but I decided to put more emphasis on making liquid soap which I now do as business to feed my family and get up keep. I now attend a technical college in Matugga pursing a diploma in electrical installation and engineering. I would like to thank my sponsor, Madam Fiona and the project at large for an opportunity to empower girls more so like me to achieve their dreams.

Lillian Grace

Uganda

Asianut

My name is Asianut blessing aged 19 years. I was at Kalinabiri primary school in my primary four when a team from project princess visited our school to speak to girls. My parents were struggling to make us stay in school due to financial crisis and project princess promised to help the vulnerable girls finish school. I wrote a story about my family background and a team visited my home to verify my statements, luckily enough, I was able to get a sponsor that happened to be a PPI board member who paid my fees up to primary seven. I performed extremely well that I won a scholarship from Namagunga girl’s school, during my stay at Namagunga, I went miles to score best grades that I retained my scholarship and my dream is to become cardiologist. I take this opportunity to thank Madam Fiona and my sponsor for having motherly hearts to keep girls in school. It’s their efforts that have lightened my future.

Luke Nobert

Uganda Kampala

Asio Mary Diana

My name is Asio Mary Diana aged 23 years. I was at Kira secondary school in 2018 in senior two when a team from project princess came to our school to encourage girls stay in school. They said they help out with vulnerable girls and I was among those whose auntie struggled to raise fees for since I lost all my parents at a tender age. My dream was to be a lawyer and project princess through its board member paid my fees up to senior four. We were invited at their center for skills development and it’s from there that I leant how to make paper bags. During lockdown, my auntie lost her job and we saw the need to embrace the skills leant in making paper bags to sustain the family. Through that skill from PPI, I trained my auntie and sisters how to make paper bags and we sold them for money. This really boosted my confidence and morale that I could also buy myself pads and remain with up keep and therefore changing my dream to becoming a successful business lady. I am grateful to Project princess for having initiated a Girls empowerment program to keep us in school. With time, I wish to teach more girls this skill so that they can also earn and be successful. I thank my sponsor madam Camila for paying my fees generously and Madam Fiona with the project at large for supporting girls. May God reward you.