Services
Protection
Protection, Advocacy & Gender Mainstreaming: Promoting safe living conditions for all and gender equality and safeguarding the rights of vulnerable groups. Community Development & Peacebuilding: Strengthening social cohesion and resilience within refugee and host communities.
Feedback Session with AEP mother
REWO staff Conducting feedback Session with the AEP mother as a way of improving service delivery and seeking their views on how to improve better.
Engaging Youth for Innovation
REWO team facilitating interviews with STEM Club members to explore and support new business ideas that promote creativity, entrepreneurship, and community development.”
Empowering Through STEM: Soap-Making Skills for Refugee Youth and Women
As part of its ongoing commitment to empowering refugee youth and women through practical STEM education, REWO (Refugee Women Organization) recently facilitated a hands-on soap-making training session in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement. This session, held under REWO’s STEM empowerment initiative, provided young women and girls with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to produce affordable, eco-friendly soap using locally available materials. Participants not only learned the science behind saponification and basic hygiene principles, but also explored how such skills can open doors to economic independence, improved sanitation, and community resilience. By integrating science, creativity, and entrepreneurship, REWO is creating safe, skills-based learning spaces where young refugees especially girls can thrive, innovate, and lead. This initiative reflects REWO’s belief that STEM education is a pathway to dignity, leadership, and opportunity—and that refugee women and girls are powerful agents of change when given the right tools and training.
Education & Skill Training
We provide refugee young women with basic education and vocational skills training to help them become self-reliant. Distribution of learning materials to our learners in valley view secondary school in bidibidi zone one.
Food security and Livelihood
Strengthening nutrition and sustainable agricultural practices to enhance self-sufficiency, resilience, and economic empowerment while promoting climate-smart solutions, value addition, and market access for improved food security and livelihoods.
vocational training
We offer vocational training in various trades, equipping women and youth with skills that are in demand within their communities. From tailoring to agriculture, these programs provide hands-on experience and enhance employability. Our goal is to help participants establish sustainable livelihoods and contribute to their families.
A Growing Community
Today, REWO has evolved into a vibrant community of women and youth who not only support each other but also engage with local stakeholders to advocate for the rights and needs of refugees. This journey is ongoing, and as we look to the future, our commitment to fostering self-sufficiency and peace remains unwavering.
Empowering Women Leaders in Crisis
Forced displacement often pushes women to the margins of decision-making. REWO is challenging that by equipping refugee and host community women with leadership, advocacy, and civic engagement skills. Through targeted training programs and mentorship, women are stepping into leadership roles in village councils, school management committees, and peace-building forums platforms once dominated by men. Beyond the grassroots, REWO facilitates platforms for women leaders to influence humanitarian planning, local government engagement, and district-level forums. The organization ensures that refugee women’s experiences inform policies on gender-based violence, livelihoods, climate resilience, and education.
