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Dignity

Fight for the Forgotten restores human dignity to marginalized communities like the Batwa by securing land rights, building homes, and ensuring access to clean water and sanitation.

Health

Fight for the Forgotten is building a strong future by providing vital nursing services and constructing a health center in remote areas where access to medical care is hours away.

Education

Fight for the Forgotten believes education is a gateway to transformation, building a school and supporting children’s access to quality education while also offering literacy and life skills programs for adults.

Livelihoods

Fight for the Forgotten promotes sustainable development by empowering communities through income-generating activities and vocational training in areas like farming, crafts, tailoring, hairdressing, welding, and organic agriculture to foster self-reliance and family support.

Longevity

By addressing root causes of poverty like lack of clean water, education, and opportunity, Fight for the Forgotten supports long-term, community-led wellbeing through programs designed for generational impact and lasting change.

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”When we come together, we can overcome any challenge. When we unite, and fight, we can defeat giants.”

- Justin Wren,
CEO & Founder

Updates from the Field

Bundibugyo Update - August 2025

Kabona shares his newly acquired agricultural knowledge with the community

Kabona learned a lot during his trip to Kenya. He was happy to share the agricultural techniques like row planting and seed rate per hole which enable better yields and eases application of other agronomic practices.

Distribution of seeds

All households that had prepared their gardens for planting received seeds for the planting season.The Agricultural Officer, Onesmus, demonstrated how to plant the seeds from Kamanya’s garden.

Kisoro Update - August 2025

Mikingo Dance Troupe.

This month we started our cultural preservation project with the Mikingo dance troupe performing a song and dance that narrates the story of the Batwa. We’ll be sharing the full video soon here on our Youtube channel - be sure to subscribe!

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More than 23,000 people reached with our programs.

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