Uganda

Radiant Beacons

I started this project after seeing many single mothers in rural communities struggle to earn a stable income and afford basic necessities. I wanted to empower them with practical skills such as making liquid soap, shampoo, and petroleum jelly, while also promoting menstrual health awareness. My goal is to help them become self-reliant, improve their livelihoods, and build healthier, more resilient families.
Radiant Beacons empowered single mothers through practical training in making liquid soap, shampoo, and petroleum jelly for income generation. We also provided menstrual health education to improve hygiene, health, and overall well-being in rural communities. https://www.tiktok.com/@radiantbeacons2?_r=1&_t=ZS-98JL6GIhHGe
Through this project, we learned that empowering single mothers with practical vocational skills such as making liquid soap, shampoo, and petroleum jelly can improve household incomes and self-reliance. We also learned that menstrual health education helps reduce stigma, promotes hygiene, and improves the well-being of women and girls. Community participation and teamwork were key to the project's success.
Started Ended
Number of participants
10
Service hours
200
Beneficiaries
1000
Location
Uganda
Topics
Entrepreneurship
Humanitarian action
Sexual and reproductive health

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