PHASE: A Beacon of Hope in the Fight Against Poverty

For a decade, PHASE (Pragmatic Help Achieving Social Empowerment) has been a lifeline for communities facing extreme poverty in East Africa. Since its inception in 2014, PHASE has expanded its operations across Somalia, Kenya, and Uganda, offering programs that span healthcare, education, livelihoods, and peacebuilding.

Guided by its core values of Respect, Inclusion, Accountability, and Adaptability, PHASE has earned a reputation for transformative change. The organization’s commitment to gender equality and social inclusion is reflected in every initiative it undertakes, ensuring that marginalized groups are empowered to participate in their communities’ development. By engaging local communities in its programs, PHASE helps build the foundations for long-term sustainability and resilience.

Behind this impact is a dedicated team of 23 employees, 40 volunteers, and 8 board members who are all driven by a shared mission: to create a society free from discrimination and poverty. Each year, the organization implements dozens of projects, ranging from improving health outcomes to fostering reconciliation in conflict-torn regions. These projects are designed to meet immediate needs while laying the groundwork for lasting progress.

Despite the daunting challenges of insecurity, logistical hurdles, and limited funding, PHASE continues to forge ahead, guided by its vision of a brighter, more inclusive future. The organization is dedicated to growing its impact, building strategic partnerships, and using innovative approaches to tackle the evolving needs of the communities it serves. Through these efforts, PHASE remains a beacon of hope, committed to empowering individuals and fostering enduring change across East Africa.