CONTACT
- iphruganda@gmail.com
- info@iphruganda.org
- +256 783 640 444
- +256 782 187 187
ADDRESS
2250 Bukoto, Ntinda, Kampala, Uganda
Integration for Peace and Hope Restoration Uganda (IPHR-Uganda) is a registered national humanitarian organization founded by a group of young, visionary elites committed to fostering sustainable development through active community engagement. Established as a not-for-profit, nonpolitical, and non-religious entity, the organization aims to address the critical challenges facing vulnerable communities in Uganda.
Formally registered with the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Uganda Registration Services Bureau in November 2019 (Registration No. 80020002229747), IPHR-Uganda seeks to empower communities by ensuring access to essential human needs such as education, healthcare, food security, and economic opportunities. The organization’s work aligns closely with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), focusing on resilience-building for vulnerable populations.
IPHR-Uganda operates with a firm belief in the power of diversity, inclusivity, and participatory approaches to create meaningful change. By fostering democratic values and integrating participatory learning methodologies, the organization ensures that all community members - irrespective of gender or ability—are included in development processes. The organization mainstreams gender equality and disability inclusion across all its programs and activities.
To advocate for a just cause by delivering tailored solutions that address critical needs, alleviate poverty, and reduce suffering at the community level. IPHR-Uganda works to ensure that women and girls experience greater gender equality, live lives free from violence (LFV), and realize their Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR). Our efforts focus on strengthening multi-sectoral capacity to prevent and respond to gender-based violence and harmful practices, such as child marriage. We prioritize GBV prevention, risk mitigation, and response through service provision, advocacy, and coordination, while ensuring inclusive support for women, girls, and persons with disabilities.
A self-reliant, poverty-free, and socially just society with the capacity to address its own daily needs.
To empower communities by fostering resilience, reducing poverty, and promoting social justice through sustainable and inclusive development initiatives tailored to address their most pressing
needs.
Teamwork
At IPHR-Uganda, teamwork is the foundation of our operations. We work collaboratively, fostering mutual respect, accountability, and open consultations. By valuing diverse perspectives and recognizing the positive contributions of every individual, we aim to build strong interpersonal relationships within and beyond our organization.
Duty of Care
We uphold a high standard of care in all our actions to safeguard the well-being of the communities and beneficiaries we serve. Our principle of duty of care ensures that we anticipate risks, mitigate harm, and avoid actions or omissions that could cause foreseeable harm.
Integrity
Integrity is central to our work. It fosters a positive organizational culture built on open
communication, sound decision-making, and a strong moral compass that guides all actions
and decisions.
Participation
We value and promote active participation at all levels. Employees are encouraged to engage in decision-making processes, strengthening their influence and ownership of organizational initiatives. Our participation policies and procedures align with labor relations best practices, ensuring inclusivity and empowerment across all structures.
Partnerships and Networking
Partnerships and networking are integral to our success. By building relationships with regional and global organizations, missions, and partners, we gain new perspectives and exchange ideas on challenges, experiences, and shared goals. Collaborating with others allows us to leverage opportunities, resources, and expertise to achieve collective impact. We are committed to transparency and accountability, ensuring responsible resource management and honest communication with donors, communities, and stakeholders. This approach enables us to evaluate performance, implement improvements, and maintain trust.
Integration For Peace & Hope Restoration Uganda is a Not for Profit organization, committed to finding lasting solutions to humanitarian and development challenges facing the people of Uganda. It was established in 2019 operating in the west Nile region. IPH has its headquarters in Kampala, with presence in Moyo & Adjumani. The organization’s ultimate goal is to reach out to people across the entire region and the country at large. It’s part of our strategy to continuously integrate humanitarian response approaches with sustainable development programming. In addition to emergency response, the organization will focus on sustainable development goals. Goal 16 will form the backbone of these interventions, while advocating for peace and security.
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