The Tualu Ama Ecora Campaign, implemented by Amani Initiative in partnership with the West Nile Youth Empowerment Center and other CSOs in Arua District, mobilized communities to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Prevention and Responding to Child Marriage Project (May 2019 – May 2020), funded by Capital for Good, empowered girls and communities in Maracha District to prevent child marriage and early unions.
The Hear Us Out Project (Aug–Nov 2013) investigated rising rates of defilement in Uganda, engaging over 2,300 children, policymakers, and community leaders across seven districts. The study revealed that cultural rigidity, poverty, corruption, lack of birth registration, and low legal awareness prevent victims from accessing justice, putting them at heightened risk of psychological trauma and HIV exposure.
The Ending Child Marriage Project (2018–2019), implemented by Amani Initiative in Maracha District and funded by Amplify Change via Joy for Children Uganda, targeted areas with the highest prevalence of child marriage: Yivu, Nyadri, Kijomoro, and Oluffe.
The Step By Step Project (2016), funded by Founder Members and implemented in Arua District, empowers adolescent girls to delay marriage and avoid teenage pregnancy through practical mentorship and life-skills support.