KSO Foundation was founded in 2006 by young professional and creative founder members.

The members of the Organisation have implemented various projects in Northern Uganda as a team and individually. Their focus area includes support for the provision of basic health care, creating access to health services, food security, climate change, customised capacity building of human resource for health and community leaders, psychosocial support to victims of war, consultancy and research, monitoring and evaluation of local government health projects for impact.

The organisation board prepared and placed the organisation strategically to attract TASO, Uganda AIDS commission and TROCARE as partners and donor in working to bring the life of the marginalised and vulnerable people into a meaningful and dignified beginning.

The Empowerment and Rehabilitation Initiative for Commercial Sex workers (EARI -CSW) project seeks to ensure that the most marginalised have equal rights to health and empowerment. This project will look through the bottom-top approach.

The project beneficiaries were later on engaged in their problem identification and strategy design. This approach together with the three years experiences earned while managing similar projects but at border posts, facilitated the birth of this project.