What We Do
We work with communities to improve lives and create sustainable opportunities. Our programs focus on supporting vulnerable children, women, youth, and families through education, livelihoods, agriculture, skills training, social support, and environmental conservation.
Income Generation and Livelihoods
Sobanic Foundation supports community members to improve their income through small businesses and livelihood projects. These include poultry keeping and other income generating activities identified by members. The goal is to help families earn income, meet their daily needs, and become self-reliant.
Psycho-Social Support and Community Well-being
We provide psycho-social support to children, youth, and women to help them cope with emotional and psychological challenges. Through counseling, group discussions, and community support activities, we promote healing, confidence, and overall well-being.
Education Support and Literacy
Sobanic Foundation supports refugee children and other vulnerable learners to access education. We assist with school fees, scholastic materials, and guidance. We also promote literacy skills among women and young girls, helping them learn reading, writing, and basic life skills so they can participate fully in community development.
Vocational and Skills Training
We offer practical skills training to refugees and community members to improve employability and self-employment. Training areas include welding, carpentry, tailoring, knitting, computer skills, motor vehicle repair, electrical wiring, brick making, cookery, and farming. These skills help individuals start businesses or find work.
Agriculture and Food Security
Sobanic Foundation promotes food and nutrition security through agricultural training. Members learn vegetable growing such as tomatoes, cabbages, onions, Irish potatoes, watermelons, and passion fruits. We also promote commercial farming and intercropping of crops like maize, bananas, cassava, beans, rice, and soya beans to increase production and income.
