Kikulu Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to bridging the digital divide in Luweero District. The organization empowers youth, schools, and community groups through ICT training, digital literacy programs, and access to technology resources that promote education, innovation, and employment opportunities.
An ICT empowered society where everybody can access information and opportunities.
To promote digital literacy by providing quality ICT training, resources, and ICT support to underserved communities in Luweero District.
The foundation is guided by a governing body consisting of the Director, Assistant Director, Executive Secretary, and Finance Manager who oversee programs and operations.
Kikulu Foundation started in 2024 as Kikulu Foundation Ltd registered with URSB. In 2025 it transformed into a non-profit organization registered with the Uganda NGO Bureau.
We believe access to ICT skills is a right and empower communities to use technology for education and employment.
We promote new ideas and digital solutions that address community challenges.
Youth, women, and rural populations are given equal opportunities to benefit from ICT resources.
We partner with academia, industry, and government to advance ICT knowledge.
Transparency and ethical leadership guide our programs and governance.
We encourage individuals of all ages to continuously develop digital skills.
We safeguard personal information and promote responsible use of technology.
Our ultimate goal is improving lives by bridging the digital divide through technology.
Basic computer skills, internet literacy, and advanced ICT courses for youth and communities.
Providing ICT resources and support to schools and youth groups.
Outreach programs and workshops for teachers, leaders, and rural communities.
Showcasing creativity and digital solutions developed by youth.
Working with institutions, industry, and government to advance ICT knowledge.
Since its founding, Kikulu Foundation has already trained more than 150 youth and community members in ICT skills, empowering them to pursue education, employment, and entrepreneurship.
“Before joining Kikulu Foundation’s ICT program, I had never used a computer. Today I can create documents, browse the internet safely, and help my peers with digital tasks.”
📍 Located at the ICT Office – Luweero Diocese Secretariat, Katale Zone, Luweero Town Council.
Training Point: ICT Lab – Luweero Diocese Vocational Institute.
Postal Address: P.O. Box 170729, Luweero, Uganda.