“I fled from Congo with my son right before the Corona came. Life was completely difficult, no friends, relatives around, or someone who understands your language. My coming to this program has been a great turnaround, I can now speak some English and I have made new friends. During the pandemic, it helped me feel I have somewhere I belong now” - Charlotte

Our
Impact

So far!

Since 2017, the program has impacted 2,937 core participants with over 69% graduation rate from Language Development Program, Vocational Training and Creative Arts.

About Us

The Solidarity Eden Foundation (SEF) is a registered refugee youth-led NGO based in Kampala, founded in 2015 by refugee youths. The Solidarity Eden Foundation unites urban refugees through avenues like Language Development Programs, Vocational Training, Community Development Projects and Creative Arts in order to address social issues like Ethnic Conflict, Unemployment and Social Integration. Every year the Solidarity Eden Foundation serves more than 1,700 refugee young adults to break obstacles for social inclusion and promoting self-reliance.

Review - Jonathan Österlund

Heart and passion for important integration work with immigrants
January 2019 I visited Eden Foundation and founder Mayele Jules. The day I was at the center there was a graduation for their students. Great to see the students that had excelled in English proficiency and other necessary skills in order to be active citizens in their new country Uganda. Eden Foundation does an important work with immigrants and refugees for successful integration. Mayele works tirelessly with heart and passion. I am very impressed by his leadership and drive.

79

Food Assistance

Vulnerable refugee families supported with food assistance
during the COVID 19 Pandemic

112

Impacted

Participants impacted during online programming amidst the pandemic
through WhatsApp Group

761

Youth Impacted

Youth Impacted from the “I have A Dream” 2nd AnnualYouth Production

3,562

Beneficiaries

Participants Gender Ratio: 61 Male 39 Female Refugees from DR Congo, Burundi, Rwanda and South Sudan

Our Partners

Our Programs