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PHASE (Pragmatic Help Achieving Social Empowerment)
is a dynamic non-governmental organization committed to fostering sustainable development and empowerment in communities facing extreme poverty and vulnerability. Founded in 2014, PHASE operates across Somalia, Kenya, and Uganda, delivering vital programs in health, education, livelihoods, water, sanitation, and peacebuilding. Our mission is to empower individuals living in extreme poverty to achieve lasting improvements in their lives, fostering self-sufficiency and resilience.Â
Guided by a vision of a society free from discrimination, we prioritize gender equality, social inclusion, and human rights in all our endeavors. At the core of our operations are our values: Commitment to Mission, Respect and Inclusion, Accountability, and Innovation and Adaptability. These principles inform our approach, which emphasizes community participation, integrated solutions, and sustainable impact
With a dedicated team of 23 employees, 40 volunteers, and 8 board members, PHASE implements dozens of active projects annually, addressing critical needs such as healthcare, education, livelihoods, and peacebuilding. Our projects are designed to empower local communities, enhance access to essential services, and build resilience against future challenges.
Despite facing challenges such as insecurity, logistical constraints, and funding limitations, PHASE has achieved notable successes in improving health outcomes, promoting gender equality, and fostering peace and reconciliation in conflict-affected areas. Looking ahead, PHASE remains committed to expanding its impact, forging strategic partnerships, and leveraging innovative approaches to address the evolving needs of the communities we serve. Through our collective efforts, we strive to create positive and lasting change, one community at a time.