Mission and Vision
Our Mission
Shared Action Africa (SAA) is a Ugandan, women-led nonprofit organization that works with refugee and host-community women and girls to build by strengthening reproductive health systems, creating pathways for income and supporting women to lead change in their communities.
Over the next decade, we envision a world where one million women and girls in refugee and host communities exercise agency to lead their families and communities from aid dependency towards self-reliance and resilience.
Our Vision
Our values articulate the enduring principles that guide our decision and actions at every level of the organization.
We believe in women’s equal participation and leadership in decision-making processes at every level and in every sector to eliminate gender-based poverty
We support women-led solutions that create jobs and scale green business models that are ecological
for land because studies have shown that when women have control over household assets, they invest it in their children, the future generations
We believe in equal opportunities for all humankind and through expanding economic opportunities for women and the youth, we build a more inclusive community and provide a platform for real change
We are committed to nurturing innovation and scaling up evidence-based innovations for sustainable impact through strong local communities, organisations, and effective and efficient programs
We believe in community-led models of business ownership that empower members to be active participants in decision-making that foster cooperation, accountability, shared resources, and scale impact for the common good

Shared Action Africa
Uganda
Plot 88 Bunyonyi Drive,
Kampala
United States:
4500 Natomas Central Dr.
#633
Sacramento, CA
95834
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Service Locations
We currently serve Nakivale and Oruchinga Refugee Settlements in Southwestern Uganda.
Our Approach
Shared Action Africa supports refugee and host community women and girls to move beyond aid by connecting three parts of the journey that are too often treated separately - Sexual and reproductive health, economical opportuinty and women's leadership
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