Our Programs

Building the next generation of ethical leaders through practical leadership programs

The National Prefects’ Council (NPC)

This program equips high school leaders with ethical leadership skills. Over 659 students have participated, with 40% of alumni taking on leadership roles.

University Guild Leaders’ Talk

This program engages university leaders on democratic issues; the latest symposium involved 300 students and generated actionable proposals.

Green Village Initiative

This program educates communities on climate change and sustainable practices; 70% of participants reported adopting at least one sustainable practice.

Democracy kits

This is a comprehensive resource for democratic processes, including the podcast “Speak Out” for community voice amplification

Uganda Public Leadership Program (UPLP)

This is an upcoming program aiming to improve service delivery through collaboration between public servants and political leaders, targeting 500 leaders in its first year.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Here are some of the mostly asked questions about Lead Impact Hub

What is Lead Impact Hub?

The Lead Impact Hub is a youth-led civic leadership initiative based in Uganda, dedicated to nurturing ethical, competent, and visionary leaders across the public, political, and community sectors. It serves as a platform for transformative leadership development, combining training, mentorship, and policy dialogue to shape a new generation of African changemakers.

What kind of support does Lead Impact Hub offer?

Lead Impact Hub offers a wide range of support to emerging leaders, including: • Leadership training programs focused on ethical governance, public service, and civic engagement • Mentorship from seasoned professionals in politics, civil service, and academia • Networking opportunities that connect young leaders with policy institutions, development partners, and grassroots movements • Fellowship and incubation programs for youth-led projects and public sector innovation • Public narrative coaching and storytelling platforms that amplify youth voices in governance

Who can benefit from Lead Impact Hub’s programs?

Lead Impact Hub’s programs are tailored for: • Young people aged 18–35 aspiring to lead in political office, public service, or civil society • Early-career professionals in government, development, or education • Youth-led organizations seeking capacity development and mentorship • Universities, civic groups, and policy institutions looking to partner on leadership training or policy engagement

What is the mission of Lead Impact Hub?

The mission of Lead Impact Hub is to create spaces through our various programs that prepare a new generation of ethical, service-driven, and impact-oriented leaders who can bridge systemic gaps, and drive sustainable development through inclusive governance, civic responsibility, and values-based leadership

How can I get involved with Lead Impact Hub?

There are several ways to get involved: • Apply for one of our programs, such as the Uganda Public Leadership Program or civic fellowships • Mentor or volunteer as a speaker, trainer, or partner • Partner as an institution to co-design policy labs, leadership clinics, or regional bootcamps • Support us as a donor or sponsor to help scale youth-led leadership innovation • Follow us online and engage with our growing community on social media platforms

Does Lead Impact Hub provide ongoing support after program completion?

Yes. Alumni of Lead Impact Hub programs remain part of an active network that provides continuous mentorship, access to resources, and opportunities to participate in leadership initiatives, policy dialogues, and community projects.