Rhoda Nyan's Journey in Rhino Camp, Uganda
Rhoda Nyan arrived in Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement in 2020 after conflict interrupted her secondary education.
Determined to build a self-reliant career, she registered for Exodus Foundation’s intensive 6-month vocational training course in metal welding and fabrication.
Exodus provided Rhoda with a startup toolkit including an electric welder, safety gear, and grinding tools. Together with two fellow graduates, she opened "Hope Metal Works" in Ofua market.
Today, Rhoda earns an average of $280 monthly, supporting her mother and younger siblings while providing affordable stove manufacturing for refugee households.
After spending five years in a refugee camp in Uganda, Grace returned home to Kajo-Keji with four young children. Today, she leads a 30-member seed producer group cultivating certified sorghum and groundnuts.
Daniel was once a youth commander during cattle rustling escalations. After participating in Exodus Foundation’s peacebuilding workshops, he now leads a 40-member youth peace monitoring committee in Greater Pibor.
Exodus Foundation International is committed to empowering individuals, supporting communities, and creating sustainable opportunities for a better, brighter future for all.