Our Impact

At Seed Community Relief, we are committed to combating modern slavery and its associated risks through survivor-led, community-driven initiatives. Below are some of the impactful projects we have successfully implemented:

  1. Edu-Support Exchange Program (ESP)

This project was designed to bridge the education gap by addressing critical barriers such as financial constraints, lack of scholastic materials and limited access to quality education among vulnerable school-going children across Western, Eastern, and Central Uganda. This project seeks sponsors worldwide who can provide either regular or one-time support of contributions not limited to partial school fees, textbooks, exercise books, school uniforms, school bags, school shoes, sanitary pads, toiletries, mathematical sets, fees for educational trips, educational laptops/tablets or fees for internet access to aid research. Non-financial support such as mentorship, career guidance, counseling and peer-to-peer learning is equally vital to help these children overcome their challenges and achieve their educational aspirations.

Key achievements include:

  • Supported more than 235 survivors of Traditional Forced Marriage to return to school.
  • Matched at-risk children with sponsors to access quality education.
  • Addressed educational inequity as a root cause of modern slavery.
  1. PsychoTech Lab (PTL)

We have launched an innovative digital platform providing secure, confidential and immediate psychosocial support to at-risk individuals, victims, and survivors of modern slavery. PTL offers:

  • Secure text-based counseling and mentorship.
  • Early intervention and rehabilitation services.
  • Survivor-led community engagement to foster resilience and advocacy.
  1. Community Resilience Focal Program (CRFP)

This is a survivor-led initiative preventing traditional forced marriage in Ntoroko District. Through trained community members, CRFP:

  • Identifies and mentors at-risk individuals.
  • Leads awareness campaigns challenging harmful norms.
  • Connects survivors with essential support services.
  1. Village Response Program (VRP)

This is implemented in Kamuli, Bugweri, and Kaliro Districts, VRP enhances grassroots efforts to combat sexual exploitation and abuse. This program:

  • Establishes Village Response Spaces as trusted focal points.
  • Provides confidential reporting, psychosocial support, and legal assistance.
  • Collaborates with local authorities to ensure swift action against perpetrators.
  1. Survivor Leadership and Advocacy Program (SLAP)

Strengthening survivor voices in Kampala and Wakiso Districts by equipping them with skills in advocacy and policy engagement. SLAP:

  • Empowers survivors to lead awareness campaigns.
  • Facilitates participation in national dialogues on human trafficking.
  • Positions survivors as agents of change within their communities.
  1. Survivor Rehabilitation and Reintegration Program (SRRP)

Implemented in Maliba Sub-County, Kasese District, this project rehabilitated and reintegrated survivors of domestic servitude by:

  • Providing safe shelter, counseling, and mentorship.
  • Training 45 survivors in vocational tailoring for financial independence.
  • Establishing three community-based support groups for continued reintegration assistance.
  1. Post-Disaster Emergency Support and Resilience Program

Providing emergency relief and resilience-building support to survivors of domestic servitude affected by natural disasters in Bungangabu District. The program:

  • Assisted 25 rescued individuals with emergency shelter, food, and clothing.
  • Trained survivors in micro-baking enterprises and financial literacy.
  • Established five Community Vigilance Committees (CVCs) to identify and assist potential trafficking victims.

Our Commitment

Through these initiatives, Seed Community Relief continues to create sustainable, survivor-led solutions that address modern slavery at its roots. We remain dedicated to expanding our impact and fostering a future free from exploitation.