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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 Natukunda Immaculate 23 years old, now a qualified Midwife by Profession with a certificate from Nsambya Teaching and Training Hospital, a qualification I never imagined would be possible. I am number 2 of 3, 1 boy and 2 girls, and am proud to mention that I am a victor because my education journey was not on a silver spoon.

My mother moves door to door selling fish, such a person is ccommonly referred to as “owebyenyanja” (a person who sells fish) in “Ganda” language. This business is so important to my family that medication, clothing, house rent, school fees and feeding all come from this business. It is such a challenging business due to the limited number of clients and sometimes she would come home without a single sale.

On the other hand, my father struggles to run a food stall and due to that, these two businesses do not yield adequate money to cater for us and all other family needs.

Living in a single roomed house, we could keep the fish in ventilators and in windows to create space for us to sleep. Getting food, education, clothing and medication was close to impossible because the earnings from my parents’ businesses would not enable them sustain the family. We could go to school in turns due to inability to pay tuition fees and this merely shattered my dreams for education because of my irregular attendances in school. My family lacked school fees, sanitary towels, decent dressing and always survived on a single meal a day while consuming unboiled water…

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

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.