IPHR-Uganda is a registered national humanitarian organisation working alongside refugee-hosting and host communities — from Adjumani and Moyo to Gulu, Karamoja, Soroti and Jinja, and cross-border into South Sudan.
Integration for Peace and Hope Restoration Uganda was established in 2019 by a group of young, visionary professionals committed to sustainable development through active community engagement — not-for-profit, non-political and non-religious.
We work to secure the essentials: education, healthcare, food security, protection and economic opportunity. Our programming integrates humanitarian response with long-term development, aligned to the Sustainable Development Goals.
“Emergency response is where we start. Resilience is where we aim to finish.”
Select a location to see its context and the programme pillars active there. The gold outline marks the Karamoja sub-region; the clay marker marks cross-border programming in South Sudan.
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Protection, survival and opportunity rarely arrive separately — so we don't deliver them separately. Choose a pillar to see how it works in practice.

Gender-based violence remains one of the most widespread human rights violations affecting communities we serve — and one of the most preventable.
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Good health is the cornerstone of a thriving community. Our health and nutrition work starts at the household and moves outward.
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Empowering women, girls and youth economically is essential to breaking cycles of dependency and displacement.
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Field, technical and remote roles across protection, WASH, MEAL and communications.
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