FEMRITE collaborates with other women organisations, development partners, literary associations, publishers and booksellers, the media, individuals and other relevant agencies to achieve her objectives. FEMRITE is a member of various literary associations such as The National Book Trust of Uganda, The Reading Association of Uganda and The Uganda Publishers Association. In addition, individual members of FEMRITE are members of many other literary bodies.

FEMRITE is very grateful to all her partners who have contributed to her growth. HIVOS (International Humanist Institute for Cooperation in Developing Countries) has been FEMRITE's major funder. Other partners who have supported FEMRITE both financially and morally include:

• African Women Development Fund


• British Council - Uganda


• United States Embassy - Uganda


• Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA) thruough East African Book Development Association (EABDA)


• German Embassy - Kampala


• Women's WORLDs


• Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Development/UNICEF


• Prince Claus Fund


• Global Fund for Women


• Mama Cash Fund for Women


• Novib Publishing Unit


• Royal Netherlands Embassy


• ABANTU for Development


• SNV - Netherlands Development Organisation


• World Bank - Office of the Publisher, Kampala Office


• Embassy of Ireland

FEMRITE is interested in other development partners who are interested in Arts and Culture specifically women writing projects, in order to work with them to promote women writing in Uganda. There are many stories that women in Uganda need to tell, but they lack the means and the skills to do so.

FEMRITE appreciates all the supporters who read her publications. FEMRITE books have appeared as supplementary readers on many schools' reading lists and a number of them are taught in higher institutions of learning under Uganda's literature. Many students have also studied some FEMRITE books for their academic research both at degree and Postgraduate levels. The publications can be found in the leading bookshops in Uganda.