ICT Skills & Computer Literacy
Plan foundational training in computer operations, file management, office applications, internet use and digital communication.
Lumina Africa Foundation is a registered community-based, non-profit organisation in Gulu City, Northern Uganda, opening doors for young people.
We are developing a portfolio of community-centred programs designed to expand opportunities for underserved communities, particularly young people in Northern Uganda. Reg. No: GSD/R 1545.

Our costed proposals for Gulu and Pader are open for funding. Fund the whole project, a launch package, or one priced contribution: a scholar, 100 trees, a clinic day, a laptop.
Digital Inclusion
From displacement to digital opportunity
Total USD 292K
Launch USD 106K
Give from USD 75
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Books, Brains and Brighter Futures
Keeping a generation in school, and walking beside them
Total USD 278K
Launch USD 84K
Give from USD 7
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Green Horizons
Restoring the land, powering homes, and growing a generation of guardians
Total USD 203K
Launch USD 69K
Give from USD 9
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Healthy Futures
Bringing care, healing and hope to where the war left its mark
Total USD 279K
Launch USD 93K
Give from USD 5
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Coming next: Voices of Change, growing leaders who carry the peace forward. Register your interest.
Everything we do serves one of four goals, so that every community can grow stronger.
Digital skills for a brighter tomorrow.
Projects you can support
Open Technology & InnovationHealthier people, stronger communities.
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Open HealthBrighter minds, bigger opportunities.
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Open EducationInclusive, resilient and sustainable Africa.
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Open Empowered CommunitiesIgniting Light. Inspiring Change.
Community-centred programs that open pathways to learning, work and resilience for young people and communities in Northern Uganda.
Planned program areaExpanding access to technology and preparing young people for the digital economy.
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OngoingProjects you can support
Planned program areaProjects you can support
Planned program areaPromoting health awareness and supporting healthier communities.
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Planned program areaExpanding learning opportunities and preparing young people for the future.
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Specific projects that turn each program into practical activities for young people and communities.
Plan foundational training in computer operations, file management, office applications, internet use and digital communication.
Develop awareness activities that help community members access reliable health information and make informed decisions.
Free online courses from computer basics to cloud, data and cybersecurity. Join live virtual classes, take part in quiz challenges and hackathons, and earn certificates you can share with employers.
Scholarships, fellowships, internships, grants and jobs we found for you. Check the deadline and apply early.
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Give your time and skills to mentor, teach, organise or support community activities.
Schools, businesses and organisations: work with us to reach more young people.
Support learning, mentorship and digital skills for young people in Northern Uganda.


An inclusive digital future for Northern Uganda where all young people and women are equipped, connected, and empowered to thrive in the global digital economy.
We aim to strengthen access to learning, improve practical competencies, build confidence and help young people prepare for further education, employment, entrepreneurship and leadership.
Lumina Africa Foundation was founded on a simple but urgent realization, that too many young people in Northern Uganda are being left behind in a world that is rapidly becoming digital.
Moses Komakech
From the founder story

The countdown has begun
We are live!
A new chapter in our journey of igniting light and inspiring change begins today!
We are excited to officially unveil the Lumina Africa Foundation website, your gateway to discovering our work, programmes, opportunities, impact, and commitment to transforming communities across Africa.
Through this platform, we are making it easier for young people, partners, stakeholders, volunteers, and supporters to connect with our mission and become part of the change we envision.
From digital literacy and education to youth empowerment, employability, innovation, and community development, our work is driven by one belief: every young person deserves an opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.
🚀 Explore our website: https://www.luminaafricafoundation.com/
🤝 We invite development partners, organisations, institutions, private sector players, and individuals to explore opportunities for collaboration and partnership as we work together to create lasting impact.
This is more than a website. It is a digital home for our mission, our stories, our opportunities, and the communities we serve.
Lumina Africa Foundation
Igniting Light. Inspiring Change.
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