Our Promise
We are dedicated to equiping individuals with skills to build sustainable livelihoods, and invest in the education of their children as a means of breaking from extreme poverty. PDI is a non-governmental organization that exists to mobilize and empower individuals and communities to improve their livelihoods and to understand the role of education as a means to fighting poverty and transforming their lives.
Get Involved
Sponsor a young woman enrolled into the Second Chance Education Project (SCEP) project. SCEP is part of PDI’s economic strengthening efforts for young women who are dropped out of formal education to provide them an alternative pathways of obtaining skills throw none formal education.
Support the PDI Sports (Sports Clinic) program that was initiated by Dezi Natala Zaale and supported by the Lehigh University interns. Launched in 2017, the Sports Program aims to bring organized sports to youth in Bududa district with the goal of teaching them values such as: discipline, hard work, leadership and sportsmanship.
Your generous support to PDI Uganda will go towards: Child Learning Intervention Program, Village Savings and Loan Association, Building the Learning Center
We welcome volunteers from around the world to join our volunteer to support communities in Bududa district. Our volunteer was initiated under a colloboration between PDI and Lehigh University
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Thank you to all of you who support, no matter the size of the donation, it is our community of supporters that make our work possible. Over the past 10 years, we have had over 300 individual donors that generously support our work, through individual giving, those who fundraise on our behalf and those that give generously
Help us to ensure that PDI Education Resource Center has reliable power and clean, sustainable water. In Bududa, electricity is available on average only one day per week, making solar energy not just an alternative—but a necessity.
To achieve this, we are raising $40,000 to install
🌞 A full solar power system, and
💧 A solar-powered water borehole.
The Center will serve up to 20,000 children and young people in our community
