Plethora Social Initiative/PSI

Plethora Social Initiative is a refugee-led organisation, a non-governmental and non-profit organisation free from political, religious, and ethnic division that works with refugees in Nakivale Refugee Settlement. Plethora strives to create a future where refugee youth and refugee communities at large can create their own development and build sustainable change with lasting solutions.

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Impact-driven

We prioritize actions and initiatives. The results are measurable with positive outcomes, maximizing effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability of the programs and interventions to create meaningful change in to the lives of those experiencing displacement.

Empowerment

We believe in empowering refugees to take control of their lives, make informed decisions, and actively participate in shaping their own future.

Accountability

We are accountable to refugees and communities we serve, as well to our donors, partners, and stakeholders, and we are committed to transparency, integrity, and ethical conduct in all aspect of our work.

Advocacy

We advocate for the rights, needs, and aspiration for refugees at all level and work to influence policies and practices to ensure that they are fair, just, and inclusive and as global community.

Dignity

We uphold the inherent dignity and worth of every individual , regardless of their refugee status, background, or circumstances, and strive to ensure all refugees are treated with respect and compassion.

PREVIOUS ACHIEVEMENTS.

We have empowered more than 500 refugees living in Nakivale refugee settlement, and they are producing enough food in a more sustainable way, 200 people have been empowered in entrepreneurship and hands-on skills and have created their own businesses. Plethora has created jobs for more than 120 refugees and is dedicated to creating more for a sustainable livelihood for refugees fighting the hunger crisis, and sustaining their livelihood and their community at large.

Permaculture Workshop.

Members of our community engage in a lively permaculture workshop hosted by Plethora Social Initiative.

Empowerment Through Permaculture.

A proud moment captured during a permaculture certificate presentation ceremony, highlighting the accomplishment and community engagement.

Plethora's Multidimensional Impact

Green Empowerment

Through comprehensive training programs, we have empowered over 250 refugee farmers with the skills needed for sustainable farming, ensuring food security and resilience against climate shocks. This initiative has not only fought hunger within households but has also created a green revenue stream for the community.

Innovative

Our actions in Nakivale are a testament to the power of community-driven change. By focusing on the strengths and potentials of refugees, we’re rewriting the narrative of what it means to be a refugee settlement, transforming it from a place of temporary refuge to a hub of sustainable development and innovation.

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Plethora has graduated 700 refugees in a permaculture design course and supports them with irrigation tools to start their home gardens by growing food on a small scale.

What people say about us.

Explore the inspiring journeys below, and discover how personal growth and transformation can deeply enrich our lives. From entrepreneurship to sustainable practices, these narratives offer a glimpse into the profound impact of education and a shift in perspective. Let their experiences inspire you to explore your own potential for renewal.
When I joined plethora social initiative for women's empowerment programs I was desperate from the struggles I have been thought as refugee it then changed my perspective and now I can run my business, manage it and uplift my household with the basic needs.
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Plethora has been a beacon of hope for me, offering a new purpose in life. After studying entrepreneurship at PSI, my perspective on problems has transformed. Now, I see them as opportunities for business. This change has been enlightening and exciting!.
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I enjoy growing food through permaculture, teaching care for Earth, and ensuring my kids' future. We eat and sell fresh vegetables, connecting deeply with nature. Small actions make big impacts, aiming to leave a legacy of care. Every day, I'm reminded of how small actions can have a big impact.
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