Our pledge of integrity, regulatory compliance, and transparent leadership in Uganda, governed by a Board of Trustees comprising 4 women and 1 man.
S&C Women and Youth Support Initiative operates under a streamlined corporate governance structure. The Board of Trustees comprises 4 women and 1 man bringing strong community leadership, social development, and financial expertise.
The people who hold S&C Women and Youth Support Initiative accountable — setting its strategic direction and overseeing every shilling entrusted to us.
Director
Board Leadership & Strategic Oversight
Director of S&C Women and Youth Support Initiative, leading the board's strategic direction and oversight of the organisation's education and women's enterprise programs across Uganda.
Director
Enterprise Leadership & Programs
Director of S&C Women and Youth Support Initiative since July 2024. A decade of hands-on enterprise experience — a commercial poultry farm in Magere and sales supervision at Kampala Electric Mart — grounds the practical, business-first support S&C offers.
Legal, Governance & Compliance
Regulatory & Board Oversight
A senior corporate and commercial lawyer with over ten years in public and private practice, and a Chartered Governance professional. As Senior Associate at Sekabanja & Co. Advocates, she advises boards on governance, regulatory compliance, and company secretarial matters.
Technology & Operations
Systems, Records & Member Engagement
A Software Engineering student at Makerere University and a teller at S&C Fintech Microfinance since November 2024, where she handles customer transactions and savings and loan services.
The organization is officially registered and strictly complies with all rules, regulations, statutory obligations, and operational guidelines established by the government of Uganda for charitable organizations.
Regular submission of activity and financial reports to regulatory bodies in Uganda.
100% transparent tracking of donor funds allocated to education and market toolkits.
Direct engagement with local community leaders and schools to verify beneficiary needs.
