Est. 2026 -- Acholi Sub-Region

Northern Uganda's First Tech Hub.

Building the infrastructure for 230,000 young people to access digital skills, launch startups, and shape their own future.

01 -- The Problem
230,000

young people in Northern Uganda grow up without access to digital skills training.

67%

Youth unemployment rate in the Acholi sub-region -- the highest in Uganda.

Zero

Dedicated technology training facilities operating north of Kampala.

400km

Distance to the nearest tech hub -- an insurmountable barrier for most families.

02 -- The Solution

The Labwor STEM Hub.

A purpose-built technology and innovation center in the Acholi sub-region, providing coding bootcamps, K-12 STEM education, startup incubation, women-in-tech programs, and digital literacy training.

Modeled after Africa's most successful tech hubs -- iHub (Nairobi), CcHub (Lagos), and Andela -- but designed specifically for the needs and context of Northern Uganda.

85%

Employment rate of existing bootcamp graduates

5

Core programs designed for the full spectrum of learners

03 -- Programs

Five programs. One mission.

Software Development Bootcamp

12 weeks

Full-stack development training for complete beginners, producing job-ready developers with real portfolios.

STEM K-12 Programs

Year-round

Hands-on science and technology curriculum integrated into primary and secondary schools across the region.

Women in Technology

8 weeks

A dedicated program to increase female participation in tech through mentorship, training, and cohort support.

Digital Literacy

4 weeks

Community programs teaching fundamental computer skills, internet safety, and mobile technology to all ages.

Startup Incubation

6 months

Early-stage founder support including mentorship, workspace, investor connections, and go-to-market strategy.

04 -- Proven Impact
85%

of graduates from existing bootcamp programs secure employment within six months.

This is not a theory. Across Africa, the tech hub model has consistently delivered: iHub catalyzed over $1B in investment in Kenya. CcHub incubated Paystack, acquired for $200M. Andela trained 2,000+ developers.

iHub, Nairobi $1B+ catalyzed
CcHub, Lagos 120+ startups incubated
Andela 2,000+ developers trained
05 -- Roadmap

Where we are. Where we're going.

24

Vision Established

Complete
25

Partnerships Formed

Complete
26

Facility & Pilot Programs

In Progress
27

Full Operations

Planned
28

Regional Expansion

Planned
06 -- Partner With Us

Four ways to invest in the future.

Every partnership level delivers measurable impact. Choose the tier that matches your commitment.

Founding Partner
$100,000+

Naming rights, board advisory seat, annual on-site briefings, recognition across all materials.

Strategic Partner
$25,000 - $99,999

Logo on hub facility, quarterly progress reports, event access, named program sponsorship.

Program Sponsor
$5,000 - $24,999

Sponsor a specific program, student progress updates, annual impact report, website recognition.

Community Supporter
Any amount

Name on donor wall, newsletter updates, annual impact summary, community acknowledgment.

The Labwor STEM Hub

Let's build Northern Uganda's tech future. Together.

The need is clear. The model is proven. The community is ready. What's missing is partners with the vision to act.

[email protected] labwor.com
Labwor STEM Hub -- Northern Uganda
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