Digital Empowerment for Positive Change is a youth-centered initiative transforming lives in Kezimbira Parish, Kibaale District Uganda. The community has long battled poverty, school dropouts, envy, substance abuse, and gender-based challenges. Amid these struggles, our initiative provides a lifeline of digital literacy, values-based mentorship, and community unity to empower rural youth with purpose, faith, and self-confidence.

Founded in 2018, we started with just 15 students in a small community center. Today, we serve over 200 youth annually through our various programs and initiatives, helping them break the cycle of poverty through education and technology.

We envision communities where every young person, regardless of their background, has access to digital tools and education that enables them to reshape their communities with integrity and innovation. Our long-term goal is to establish a network of digital empowerment centers across rural Uganda, creating opportunities for thousands of youth to develop skills that will transform their lives and communities.

By 2030, we aim to have directly impacted over 10,000 young people through our programs, creating a ripple effect that will benefit entire communities through the innovations and leadership of our graduates.

We are committed to providing comprehensive digital education combined with spiritual and moral values that help young people overcome generational challenges. Our programs focus on practical life skills, community support systems, and personal development to create well-rounded individuals who can thrive in the digital age while maintaining strong community ties.

Through our unique blend of technology education and values-based mentorship, we're creating a new generation of leaders who are not only tech-savvy but also ethically grounded and committed to positive social change in their communities.