Makerere University Business School

Welcome to the institution that enables your future! We have excelled at Business and management teaching and research. We offer market oriented and demand driven programmes that bring graduates right to the centre of the main event in world Business.

Intensive High school Kampala – Secondary Schools business activities.

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JHM Consultancy is the East African leader in international student placement services with staff experience of over 9 years. Our network of counselors help students from 5 countries (Uganda.South Sudan, North Sudan, Congo, Burundi and Central African Republic) to study in Malaysia, Russia, Ukraine, Mauritius, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the USA and the UK. One student is placed in an educational institution every 20 hours across our connections.

JHM Consultancy is a member of JHM Group of Companies, based in Southern Sudan a leading oil producing country in East Africa. For more than 9 years, people behind JHM consultancy have played a major role in international education placement with different private consultancy agencies. During their time with other agencies, they thought of the idea of helping people of Uganda and South Sudan to secure the best education around the world.

JHM Consultancy is also proud to help the students from Uganda and south sudan in registering for IELTS (International English Language Testing System). Which is the world’s most popular high-stakes English language proficiency test.

IELTS is accepted as evidence of English language proficiency by over 9,000 organisations worldwide. Last year, more than 2 million tests were taken globally.

JHM Consultancy is also involved in English language teaching and also plans in the near by future to open up an English Language School (ELS) in Uganda and South Sudan

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World Action Fund (WAF) is an indigenous, NGO operating in Arua, Yumbe, Maracha districts in West Nile sub-region and coordinating office Kampala that is committed to finding sustainable solutions to poverty and emergencies.

Activities:
 To Empower youth and Women in livelihood support income generation in businesses and capacity building and skills development
 Promote good health among the communities
 Support refugees and local communities in relief and emergencies
 Provide counseling and guidance, treatment and rehabilitation to the vulnerable persons

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Somesa is a knowledge sharing, training and collaborative learning management platform for institutions, government, and consultants

Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI Uganda) is a Refugee-led Community-based Organization founded in May 2017 to address ethnic cleavages, conflict tensions, and other challenges refugees face, such as poverty, unemployment, and cultural intolerance. We prevent, reduce, and transform violent conflicts in refugee communities through locally-led innovations in peacebuilding, education, livelihood, and environment driven by local needs. We empower youth, women, and girls with the tools to build resilience, prevent conflicts, rebuild livelihoods, and participate actively in local leadership, peacebuilding, and development.

Since then, CECI Uganda has been working with over 58,524 youth and youth to stop violence and increase social cohesion in refugees and host communities in West Nile, Uganda. We campaigned against all forms of hate speech and incitement to violence and provided community-based and data-driven solutions to the problem of hate speech, disinformation, and misinformation. We have also strengthened local peace structures to respond to and prevent conflicts, rebuilt the livelihoods of 5,951 youth, women and girls, increased their safety and wellbeing, and improved access to education for over 5000 children.

With the outbreak of COVID-19 in Uganda, CECI Uganda was one of the first responders to the COVID-19 crisis in refugee settlements, mobilizing resources, spearheading public health awareness, increasing access to online education and personal protective equipment, and providing livelihood support, reaching over 9389 children, youth, women, the elderly, and people with disabilities in 2020 alone.

Today, CECI Uganda‘s services have expanded to benefit 147,098 refugees and hosts in Koboko, Yumbe, and Obongi districts, leveraging the power of creative and collaborative efforts to address and assist refugees in adapting to the effects of COVID-19, recovering better, and building resilience for a more equal, sustainable, and healthier community. We increase their access to education, financial resources, knowledge, and skills in conflict resolution and peacebuilding, business, technology, entrepreneurship, and vocational training.