Welcome to Dreams Rescue Foundation Uganda

FAQs

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • What is Dreams Rescue Foundation Uganda's mission?

    Our mission is to inspire young people to challenge harmful norms, acquire skills, and live productive lives. We provide critical support and sustainable solutions to vulnerable households, focusing on education, sexual and reproductive health, child protection, economic empowerment, advocacy, and climate resilience.

  • How does the Champion of Change Model work?

    The Champion of Change Model is a youth-led initiative that trains peer educators with SRHR knowledge and skills. These champions create safe spaces for dialogue and link peers to essential services, empowering out-of-school adolescents to combat child marriage and teenage pregnancy.

  • What is the I DECIDE project?

    I DECIDE is our flagship project to end child marriage. Phase I (2018-2021) focused on community engagement and education. Phase II (2022-2025) expands access to SRHR services, livelihood skills, and advocacy to transform norms in Kwania District.

  • How can I volunteer or get involved?

    We welcome volunteers for peer education, community outreach, and advocacy. Contact us via the Volunteer form or email info@drefuganda.org to discuss opportunities in Kwania District.

  • What are DREF's core values?

    Our core values are Integrity (transparency and accountability), Stewardship (responsible resource use), Respect for Human Rights (fair decisions), Innovativeness (creative solutions), and Teamwork (Together Everyone Achieves More).

  • Where does DREF operate?

    We primarily operate in Kwania District, Uganda, with national reach through partnerships like Girls Not Brides Uganda and UNASO, focusing on youth in rural communities.

  • How does DREF address child marriage and GBV?

    Through community-based child protection mechanisms, advocacy with stakeholders, and models like Peer Navigation and Building Bridges, we prevent GBV, promote inclusive education, and empower girls to live free from harmful practices.