STI promotes gender equality, ends child marriage and FGM, and builds the power of women and girls in the Sebei Sub-region — one community at a time.
We mobilise communities to challenge harmful social norms, support survivors of violence, and build collective power for lasting change.
From grassroots community meetings to national policy forums — STI advocates for the rights of women and girls at every level.
Through life skills training, mentorship, and safe spaces — STI equips girls to resist early marriage and claim their right to education.
Every program shaped by the community — measured by the lives it transforms.
Strengthening STI staff through human rights-based training, governance development, and organisational growth.
Mobilising communities to end child marriage, challenge FGM/C, and keep girls in school through dialogue.
Advocating for improved living standards, food security, and women's rights across the Sebei Sub-region.
Promoting civic participation and accountability in health, education, and livelihoods service delivery.
Sabiny Transformation Initiative was formed in 2016 after recognising that women and girls in the Sebei Sub-region were trapped by poverty, injustice, and harmful cultural norms. We exist to give them a voice — and the tools to use it.

"Ending poverty can only happen if the rights of the marginalised are protected, promoted, and fulfilled. At STI, we believe every woman and girl in the Sebei Sub-region deserves to live free from violence, free from harmful practices, and free to reach her full potential."
Priscilla Kusuro — Founder & CEO, Sabiny Transformation Initiative
Community-led, rights-based, and measurable — driven by the people we serve.
Every program designed with and for the communities we serve.
Anchored in international human rights frameworks and Ugandan law.
Every intervention monitored and evaluated for real, lasting impact.
Survivors of GBV are at the heart of our response — safe, heard, supported.
Keeping girls in school — our top priority across all three districts.
Girls Not Brides, Obama Foundation, Action Aid — amplifying our reach.
Every number behind these results is a real person — a girl kept in school, a parent who changed.
Girls and boys across Kapchorwa, Kween, and Bukwo reached with SRHR and leadership training.
Caregivers equipped to protect children and champion girls' education and rights.
Girls supported through menstrual hygiene management and safe spaces for confidence-building.
Nearly a decade of relentless advocacy, community mobilisation, and life transformation.
Communities mobilised, girls empowered, and rights championed — every image tells a story.
A real look at our work in the Sebei Sub-region — communities, girls, and the change we're building together.
Human rights aren't a framework at STI — they're the foundation of everything we do. Through community dialogue, legal advocacy, and survivor support, we ensure every person in the Sebei Sub-region can claim their rights.

Whether you give, volunteer, partner, or share our work — every act of support transforms a life in the Sebei Sub-region.