About Us
Tweileku Tweyambe Twezimbe is dedicated to protecting young mothers from all forms of discrimination, gender-based violence, and sexual harassment. We aim to encourage them to return to school, acquire skills, and knowledge that empower them to develop. Our organization is committed to sensitizing vulnerable young mothers about the dangers of early and unplanned motherhood, ultimately reducing the associated risks. Additionally, we strive to rehabilitate young mothers and their children through teaching them about proper sanitation and self-help trainings, such as making reusable sanitary pads and soap.
We believe in the potential of all young mothers. They can embrace their identity, define their future, and change the world.
Our Mission
At Tweileku Tweyambe Twezimbe, our mission is To equip young mothers with the skills, confidence, and opportunities they need to achieve self-reliance and transform their lives with purpose and dignity.
Our Vision
To nurture a community of resilient young mothers and women who transform their pain into power, becoming self-reliant and inspiring others to rise beyond the status quo.
Nakandha Peruth
Nakanda Peruth is an accomplished public administrator with over a decade of experience in financial management, accounting, and institutional administration. She has worked across diverse and multicultural environments, building a strong track record in collaboration, administration, and delivering results.
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Beyond her professional career, Peruth is passionate about community development and is the Founder of Tweileku Initiatives, through which she supports underserved communities, particularly in the Bugweri region.
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Her community work focuses on organizing medical outreaches that provide pro-bono healthcare, supporting vocational and skills training for young mothers, and advocating for educational bursaries for underprivileged students.
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Through her professional and community work, Peruth remains committed to creating practical opportunities that improve lives and strengthen communities.