JOCE NET

📢 Capacity Strengthening for Refugee-Led Organizations

JOCE-NET (Joint Community Empowerment Network for Refugees) was honored to participate in a capacity strengthening training organized by UNHCR for leaders of Refugee-Led Organizations (RLOs).

The training focused on key areas essential for effective humanitarian and community development work, including:
✅ Proposal Writing
✅ Protection Principles
✅ Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)
✅ Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA)

This learning opportunity has enhanced our knowledge and skills to better serve refugee communities, strengthen accountability, improve project design and implementation, and promote protection-centered programming.

We extend our sincere appreciation to UNHCR for investing in the growth and sustainability of Refugee-Led Organizations. Together, we continue to build stronger, more resilient, and empowered refugee communities.

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Standing in Solidarity with Vulnerable Refugee Families
At JOCE-NET (Joint Community Empowerment Network for Refugees), we remain committed to supporting the most vulnerable members of our community.
Recently, our team conducted a humanitarian outreach in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement, reaching 20 vulnerable households with essential support aimed at easing daily challenges faced by refugee families.
This initiative reflects our belief that community-driven action can restore dignity, strengthen resilience, and inspire hope among displaced populations.
We extend our sincere appreciation to the Prosper Musekura Family for their generous support in making this initiative possible.
Together, we continue to stand for human dignity, compassion, and community empowerment.
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JOCE-NET convened over 100 refugee women from Kagoma, Munsisa, and Kentomi villages to form five women’s groups that will participate in our SMART FINANCE PROJECT (Skills for Money, Accountability, Resilience and Transformation).
As a refugee-led organization, we are committed to strengthening resilience and promoting self-reliance within our communities through structured financial literacy training, savings methodologies, and ongoing mentorship.
Empowering women with financial skills is a strategic step toward sustainable livelihoods and stronger communities.