Offer hands on trainings to parents in among others, nutrition, speech and physiotherapy to support children in their development Provide training tools to parents that will aid their trainings at home. Like tools to stimulate the thinking of children, toys and others.

VISION BLF envisions a child labor free, childrens rights and women empowered society in Uganda; which is guided by the values of equity, accountability, inclusion and respect. MISSION Our Mission is to ; 1.Promote Girl Child Education & Empowerment through teaching them hands on skills, counselling and providing scholastic materials were needed. 2. Creating awareness about children living with disabilities through partnering with organisations that fight for their rights and bring about sensitization for children with special needs in the society. We also support and donate to homes catering to children with special needs. 3.We donate to children living in Orphanages through collecting different items like clothes,toys,books,shoes etc and taking them to orphanages that need them the most plus basic materials like detergent, Vaseline, toilet paper, etc. items needed in their day to day activities

Vision ACEMU exists as a platform to encourage and enable evangelical mission entities in Uganda to effectively connect, communicate, collaborate and where possible cooperate with each other in their various mission aspects, for efficiency and quality service output in Gospel work. In order to encourage networking among mission entities, ACEMU seeks to know and sensitively publish the areas of emphasis or focus advanced by various evangelical Christian entities. Therefore, the purpose of this profile is to help ACEMU introduce your specific Gospel cause to other like-minded members as well as introduce them to you for any God-ordained opportunities in the shared Gospel witness.

Improving the Quality of Life Founded in August 2002, AGPHF is dedicated to improving the Quality of Life…” by providing high quality and sustainable services and strengthening quality systems for institutions and governments. AGHPF is recognized internationally as a leader in laboratory systems strengthening. In the last 17 years, The Foundation has expanded to three divisions; Global Clinical Services, Global Healthcare Services and Global Initiative Award. To date, the Foundation has had a presence in over 15 countries on three continents (Africa, South and North America and Asia) AGHPF provides technical assistance to strengthen quality systems and provides knowledge transfer in meeting internationally accepted standards in clinical laboratories, environment, health & occupational safety, risk management and management systems.

Since 2001, Abaana have been taking teams to Uganda where they meet with and work alongside our partners at Abaana Ministries Uganda. So far, over 700 people of all ages and backgrounds have taken the opportunity to travel with us and engage in the different areas of our work. From fundraising to building schools, meeting the sponsored children and working alongside our staff team, there is something for everyone to get involved in. Here some testimonies from previous teams: “Abaana are able to rescue street kids from a life on the streets and place them in the New Life Homes where they are loved and cared for by Abaana staff. We spent a lot of time getting to know the boys in New Life Homes. These boys have a roof over their head, food, education, but most importantly they are given regular bible teaching. It is clear to see that their lives have been transformed from the moment they were taken into the home… sponsorship has completely changed his life!” Amy Shepherd, Hub

ACLAIM Africa Limited is a leadership and management consulting firm. Our future in waiting is simply to see “Thriving Organisations”. A thriving organization is one that is continuously growing and developing its capabilities to successfully meet societal needs and thereby delighting its various stakeholders. Such an organization should be able to accomplish this in an unpredictable and frequently changing environment and to sustain this performance over a long period of time. For over two decades, ACLAIM has deeply sought to understand the leadership and management challenges faced by organisations – both for profit and not-for-profit – and to carefully guide them along the path to the desired end. Our support is provided to clients through Consulting, Training and Outsourcing.

ACDIPE is a registered Non-Profit Organization located in Kagoma along Bombo Road in Wakiso District. It was established in September 2007 and fully registered with the National NGO-Bureau under Reg. No. INDR7174583NB. Vision: An organisation that excels in improving the quality of life of orphans, vulnerable children and other disadvataged people. Mission: To contribute to a process of giving hope to orphans,vulnerable children and other disadvantaged people by facilitating them to acquire Knowledge and skills required to make them self-reliant. Core Values: HARDWORK: We work and act for the poor, the disadvataged and vulnerable while upholding credibility and professionalism. HONESTY: We seek to create an operating culture based on open and honest dialogue team-working and collective decision-making. PATIENCE: We value the knowledge and experience of our colleagues and institutional allies in the country and globally and always seek to ensure that their ideas are a

AWARE UGANDA (Action for women and Awakening in Rural Environment) was formed in 1989 by a group of Local rural women of Kaabong District in Karamoja region. It was initiated by Mrs. Grace Loumo with an aim of taking women out of their plight in this region by net working rural women to build their skills, learn their rights as women, fight poverty, violence, suffering and HIV/AIDs. It’s a fully registered organization with the national NGO board with Reg. No. S.5914/1033 operating in 4 district of Karamoja regions ie Abim, Kaabong, Kotido, Moroto. AWARE-UG was formed because of gender imbalance, resulting in to high levels of domestic violence & GBV, family neglect, women and human rights abuses, cattle rustling causing high family death, highs levels of illiteracy among Karamojong women, primitive culture, high levels of HIV/AIDS as a result of rural nomadic migration. AWARE boasts of a very experienced, exposed team in the social, economic and cultural problems affecting

OUR MISSION By providing access to education, Africa ELI prepares young women from South Sudan to become leaders in their families and communities, engage in business enterprise, counteract inequalities, improve health practices, and work toward improving society for the benefit of all citizens.

AHM TV CRUSADES What We Believe 1. We believe in one true God There is one God, eternally existing in three distinct persons: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. These three are co-equal and each possesses all of the attributes of God. God is Creator and Sustainer of the universe and everything in it. 2. Jesus Christ Jesus Christ is the Son of God. He is one with God the Father and the Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ is our Savior, who was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, died on a cross for all sin, and was raised from the grave after three days to demonstrate His defeat of sin and death. He ascended into heaven and will return again to earth to reign as our powerful King. 3. The Holy Spirit The Holy Spirit is one with God Father and Jesus Christ. Those who accept Christ as their Savior will receive the Holy Spirit to live inside them. The Holy Spirit serves as our comforter, guide and advocate. The Holy Spirit is given to Christia

African Christian Fellowship-Uganda is a Non-government organization registered and operating in Uganda with an aim of reaching many un-reached people groups in Uganda. We are responding to God’s call to bring hope to many people groups in Africa that are still unreached. They have never heard of the love that took our savior, Jesus Christ, to the cruel cross and the power that raised Him from the dead. They may never hear unless someone, moved with compassion, crosses cultural barriers and takes the message of salvation to them. We firmly believe that at the root of Africa’s many political, economic and social problems is a cry for spiritual rebirth and revival.

To become the leading NGO that meets practical needs required for the improved management and governance of the energy and mineral sector to foster economic development in Africa. To become the leading NGO that meets practical needs required for the improved management and governance of the energy and mineral sector to foster economic development in Africa. To build capacity and improve on the governance and management of the extractive industry through the provision of timely services with utmost professionalism with a view to eradicate poverty and ensure sustainable development

Welcome to African Research Centre on Aging and Dementia (ARCAD), a Ugandan Non-Profit and Non-Government Collaborative Research Institute. The center was established in 2017 with a group of social gerontologist with an inspiration of advancing aging and dementia research in the African content.

The Action Group for Health, Human Rights and HIV/AIDS (AGHA) is a health rights advocacy organization in Uganda dedicated to raising awareness of the human rights aspects of health, and the quality of health and healthcare for all Ugandans. Grounded in a rights-based approach, AGHA mobilizes health professionals, in collaboration with communities, to be health rights advocates promoting equity and social justice for all Ugandans, with a particular focus on marginalized and vulnerable populations. AGHA has a proven track record of addressing health rights violations in Uganda through advocacy-oriented research, education and training. Who We Are The Action Group for Health, Human Rights and HIV/AIDS (AGHA) is a health rights advocacy organization in Uganda dedicated to raising awareness of the human rights aspects Founded in 2003 by a group of concerned Ugandan health professionals, AGHA has mobilized hundreds of members, fostered coalitions and local and national networks, c

Led by faith, together we enable our brothers and sisters in Christ to sow seeds of hope among communities in Uganda - developing leaders of integrity and empowering groups to overcome poverty and injustice through fellowship, training, projects and micro-finance.

Our Vision Participate in the social, spiritual and economic development of the continent of Africa and her people. Create a platform for partnerships to connect Africa and her global diaspora, lifting Africa out of economic dependency and working towards an empowered future of prosperity and self-sustainability.

The team also exercises great patience in the upbringing of the children because they hail from different backgrounds. This organization is a full-circle, when the child is enrolled into the system it isn’t just about their education but also their health, helping them with challenges at home and even passing it down to the younger teenage generation to mentor their juniors into growth.

Built overlooking a beautiful valley, Bakiga Lodge is a wonderful accommodation for visitors looking for a real african experience with amazing views of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. We are a luxury african eco lodge, situated in the Ruhija sector of Bwindi national park, just a few minutes drive from the Gorilla Trekking meeting point. Our priority is your comfort – we offer warm Ugandan service and fantastic food. The Lodge offers 10 spacious cabins, all self-contained with ensuite bathrooms and private balconies with spectacular views of the forest. Relax in comfort around our fire or at the bar after your Gorilla Trek or Birding tour. WIFI internet is available at the lodge. We are a non profit lodge – part of the Bakiga Community Project – a registered NGO in Uganda and a registered charity in the UK.

Our Vision To transform the lives of vulnerable children into self-sufficient and morally responsible citizens who will in turn change their environments for the better year after year. Our Mision We equip vulnerable children with formal education and self-sufficient life skills in cultural music, dance and drama that will give them confidence in their heritage while setting them up for the future.

Vienna based organisation for educational aid for Africa. We are a team of ... 2014: Bbanga Project was officially registered in Austria and Uganda.

Coghoc exists to ensure effective deliverly of quality services and to contribute to a health society by providing healthy care sevices.

Care Concern Uganda is a non-profit making local organization providing: child care and education support, health support, women and girl child empowerment, HIV/AIDS prevention, relief measures to communities, provision of clean water to Ugandan communities, among others.

Caring Haven Uganda is an organisation that focuses on giving a hand to the vulnerable. Through our homes, Caring haven Children's center, Ebenezer children orphanage we support the needs of children, youth and also the elderly.

The Centre for Justice Studies and Innovations (CJSI) promotes rule of law as an avenue through which justice is delivered to all people in Uganda, particularly the poor and marginalized groups

Poverty is common in East Africa. Many children become orphans due to AIDS. By giving a donation or becoming a sponsor for a child, you will help us give a poor child care and education. Our charity organization is very effective in terms of providing help. We believe that the only way to eradicate poverty is through education and teaching the new generation how to fight corruption.This is why we put school first.

About us Child Evangelism Fellowship of Uganda started its work way back in 1964 by A missionary who come from Rwanda called Rev. Stephen Rutuna. The fellowship comes to stand still during the Amini’s regime in 1973, when some Christian organizations and churches were prevented from functioning in Uganda.

Chrystal Children’s Center is a government approved transition center through Uganda’s Ministry of Gender, Labour, and Social Development. Our dedicated team has been rescuing abandoned, abused, and neglected newborns and children since 2016. During that time, over 100 children have been successfully reintegrated into safe environments, resettled back with their families, or received educational sponsorships.

The CLARE NSENGA FOUNDATION is a humble dedication to the late Sister Clare Nsenga. Sister Clare was born in Cyanika, a village in the Kisoro district of Southwestern Uganda. At the age of 15 years she joined the Sisters of the Congregation of Our Lady of Good Council. She served in various parishes in Kabale Diocese, Uganda, until 1983 when she was sent to United States of America to pursue graduate studies. It was her hope to establish a charity which would address the concerns of her people in her native Uganda, especially those of her birth village of Cyanika. Her desire was to make it possible for the rural poor of Uganda to have access to adequate health services and education. Upon her return to her native Uganda, her life was cut short by breast cancer before her dreams could be fully realized. The foundation serves as a lasting tribute to her ideals and memory. The Foundation was organized in 2002 as a memorial to the ideals of Sister Clare, and received 501-c3 charita

.Coalition For Human Rights Education (COHRE) is a registered Non-Governmental and Non-profit organization comprising of members drawn from diverse backgrounds who have come together to promote human rights through Advocacy and capacity building to individuals and communities about basic human rights and help change the attitudes and welfare of those affected children, women, LGBTI and other minorities. It was formed in Uganda by Seven individuals to support people who have been victims of Human Rights violations in order to learn about their experiences and to help improve their well being, while at the same time, teaching people throughout the Country how to work together to develop their knowledge and social understanding of the meaning and importance of Human Rights respect, and how to prevent abuse and live in harmony. We believe that awareness of one’s rights can help guard against excessive power of individuals exercising inappropriate control over other lives. This knowle

Combined Efforts To Save Uganda (CESA), formally known as Maganjo Farmers Association (MAFA) is National Women not a profit making, Non-government organization (NGO) with Reg. Certificate No. 0341 and Ref. No. INDR8563356NB which was established in 2004 to fight discriminative practices that inhibit the grass root women with their children to engage into production and reduce poverty, hunger, environment women rights and health problems. Currently we work with the most rural poor disadvantaged and war affected areas in Uganda.

Community justice and anti-corruption forum. (CJAF-UG) is a non-governmental, non-partisan and not for profit human rights and legal aid organization, established in the year 2008 by three young persons, with practical training and experience in human rights, governance, corruption and legal training, we serve a broad range of vulnerable persons and communities, around us. The organization is duly registered under the laws of Uganda i.e. The (NGO) Non-Governmental Organizations registration act 2016 and further approved as law chambers.

Cordaid strengthens the capacities of communities through action planning and training. We improve peoples’ resilience to disaster by enabling them to collaborate and dialogue with other stakeholders, such as local authorities.Investments Cordaid provides access to inclusive finance for entrepreneurs by investing in the Stromme Microfinance East Africa Fund. Cordaid also supported the Rural Finance Initiative (RUFI) with access to finance to open a branch in North Uganda where they serve refugee clients that fled from South Sudan. Humanitarian aid Our livelihood, agriculture and WASH programs improve the health and increase the self-reliance of refugees and host communities.

Development and Relief Initiative – Uganda (DRI-Ug) is a registered not for profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) in Uganda (2012). DRI-Uganda started in Eastern Uganda in 2010 as a CBO, and continues to work directly, and in collaboration with vulnerable populations and diverse organizations to build healthy, empowered and developed communities that are free from the effects of War, Displacement, Climatic Weather Shocks that lead to Food Insecurity, Disease, Poverty, negative Cultural beliefs & Practices, inadequate service delivery, poor agricultural practices. In early 2011, DRI Uganda in fulfilling its strategic direction of growth initiated the upgrading to a fully fledged National NGO operating in all parts of Uganda. DRI-Uganda’s program interventions are implemented by an entirely indigenous staff, guided by evidence-based strategies developed alongside communities themselves and focused on the sustainable utilization and leveraging of local resources and expertise.

Disabled-World.Com is an independent Health and Disability news source that offers subject areas covering seniors and disability news, assistive device reviews, and articles on everything from helpful tips to disability sports articles. Our slogan "Towards Tomorrow" reflects on the fact that humanity is on its way toward the manifestation of global recognition of the rights and abilities of people with disabilities. The mission of Disabled World is to report daily health and disability news and inform the public. Disabled-World.com does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Our web site information comes from volunteer writers, press releases, educational institutes and worldwide government organizations that submit news items, public notices and coming events for publishing.

Our Background DROHA UGANDA was formed after realizing of the disparities, poverty levels, leaving most families especially in rural areas without adequate financial support, unable to educate children especially the girl child, have no place to seek counsel in case they face a life of challenges in their marriage life, moral decay and disintegration that has led to high rates of crimes in communities, Food loss, Human sacrifice, Domestic violence, Poor Sanitation Child neglect and abuse that are being experienced in the country, thus, our desire, we, the members of DROHA, compassionate and passionate choose to pursue a path which restores and brings dignity of a self reliant, participatory methodology to rectify these life challenges. Through skilling, and mentorship with the aim of Restoration of the Spiritual and Social image of our Nation.

EACAS is dedicated to empowering individuals, families and communities free from alcohol misuse, drugs and problem gambling were persons affected are rehabilitated and integrated in to the society to live a dignified and productive life. All our services offered are confidential and we understand the sensitive nature of our care and value your right to privacy. Our services are provided from a harm reduction perspective which focuses on enhancing your health and well-being by preventing or reducing Addiction, skill training and community sensitization. Our treatment programs include Bio, Psycho and Social therapies; all tailored to individual needs.

Edukey Gender support Organisation (EDGSO) is a registered charity organization centered on extending education to young people, founded by a group of people with a plight and passion for vulnerable children. Edukey Gender Support Organization works with Edukey for Kids, Holland. We started from Africa with the aim to reach every part of the world. EDGSO is also registered by the National Bureau for Non-Governmental Organisations under Registration number 3173, also permitted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs to operate in Uganda under NGO Permit number 972 ​ Edukey for Kids is a registered charity organization in Holland under number KvK - 61956112 providing support to education, skills development to vulnerable children and youth and women in the rural slum communities in Uganda. Edukey's primary goal is to foster a commitment to young people that will promote pro-social friendships, strong interpersonal skills, and reassert a sense of hope in the future. Only through per

We are a youth-led NGO based in Kampala, Uganda. We offer mentorship to young people (6-19 years) through creative arts to enable them become more creative, confident, critical thinkers and compassionate. Additionally, we inclusively empower children to take a driver’s seat in bettering their lives through transforming their artworks into lifestyle accessories that are sold to enable children raise their own school fees.

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GIAPHAM is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) of multidisciplinary (health, humanities, social and sciences) innovative research with advanced immunity and registered by the Government of Uganda. Its focus is based on innovation, creativity, and commitment to the overall wellbeing of the society internationally. GIAPHAM shall be awarding institute in its academic Education Directorate.

Mission Based organisation serving the Pastoral Leadership. Equipping leaders. Bible training. Serving Rural Communities Working with Underprivilege Children. Rev Robert Baker Founder Gospellife International first ministered in Uganda 1996 and has committed to serve the leadership through equipping and encouraging, and to this day that has always been.

We aim at reaching every person wherever he is but mostly the underprivileged people or groups, whom are referred to as the unreached. The unreached groups are poor people, street children, people in the slums, pygmies, raped women, just to mention a few.

We are a growing community of people who love Africa and want to be part of what God is doing in that great continent. We enhance the ministries of successful African Christian leaders by funding break-through projects that are catalysts to greater things, and serve donors by connecting them with Africans who are making a difference in their communities. Heart of Africa is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization that is tax-exempt under the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. All contributions to Heart of Africa are tax-deductible.

Registered as an NGO in November 2000, the Coalition for Health promotion and Social Development (HEPS– Uganda) is a health and human rights organization that advocates for health rights and health responsibilities of Ugandans especially giving voice to the poor and vulnerable men, women, children, elderly etc. HEPS Uganda has a special focus on working to increase access to essential medicines and rational use of medicines. HEPS Uganda works at national/ local government and at community level to reach out to the most vulnerable people in society. Currently HEPS Uganda is operating in 16 Districts across Uganda implementing several social accountability projects for better health. Read more about out current and previous interventions OUR VISION A just and fair society in which all Ugandans (irrespective of gender, age, religion, physical well-being or socio-economic status) can exercise their health rights and health responsibilities. OUR MISSION To ens

Hope and Peace for Humanity (HPH), Uganda is a registered indigenous NGO founded by highly committed and motivated volunteers to contribute towards a process of restoring hope, improving the quality of life of persons and communities infected and affected by HIV/AIDS, OVCs child mothers, formerly abducted children and children born in captivity including extremely vulnerable individuals through health promotion, education, economic empowerment, food security and peacebuilding for self-reliance. HPH has a vision of a socio-economically empowered, peaceful, healthy, and hopeful community whose rights are recognized and upheld especially children and women in post-conflict communities. Over years of work on the topic, HPH has built up good relationships and access to the target group, through working relationships with local government, schools, and organizations working on children and HIV/AIDS in Northern Uganda.

Human Rights and Development Organization (HUDO) is an independent, non-government, non-partisan and non-profit Sudanese organization dedicated to the promotion and protection of human rights, peace building and development. It was established and confined to South Kordufan (SK) state in Sudan, registered under the State Humanitarian Aid Commission / Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission joint office for Nuba Region (HAC /SRRC). On 25th Oct 2009 HUDO was officially recognized as a non-governmental organization NGO. In June 2011 when South Kordufan conflict started, HUDO’s certificate was revoked by the Sudanese Government. However, HUDO continued to work under very tight and threatening conditions. In order to fulfill its mission, HUDO office was moved and officially registered in Uganda on 13th March 2013 as non-profit company registered by guarantee and in South Sudan on 3rd April 2014 as NGO under the same name of HUDO centre. Later on 4th May 2017, HUDO Centre has been registe

IFOCORD-Uganda is a Not for profit, non Governmental Organisation operating in Uganda since 2008 with a focus on integrated and comprehensive community-level service delivery around child protection, Health, Education and livelihood. Our mission is to promote transformative sustainable development for orphans and vulnerable children and their communities Our Vision is Communities where all children live to achieve holistic growth and survival. Our key Objectives: • To support children to learn through interaction and play by involving care givers and parents in development of learning aid and creating a safe learning environment. • To promote play to enable children in ECD centres develop physically, mentally, emotionally and socially. • To give opportunity to children in school and out of school to acquire a better life through formal and non formal education. • To promote parenting sessions for parents with children 0-3years to understand and acquire skills in child devel

ICCO is an independent non-governmental organization with business features. Our aim is to secure the livelihoods and rights of farmers and small businesses in low and middle-income countries. Despite the fall in the number of people living in extreme poverty in the past decades, poverty remains pervasive and inequalities continue to increase. Millions of people are unable to realize their full potential. We envision a world where people are empowered to build sustainable livelihoods within a society that upholds their rights. Our mission is to strengthen sustainable agricultural systems and realize resilient communities, with a special focus on women and youth.

ICAFE invites all sectors of society to Support Education, Peace & Prosperity as partnership with governments around the world. The Intergovernmental Collaborative Action Fund for Excellence (ICAFE), is an international organization that convenes governments, academia & philanthropic actors to devise & implement innovative solutions to world’s most pressing problems to assure respectful place to all in their intrinsicalities & attributes, while open ways for licit progress. We promote Peace through Education, internships, fellowships & support educational work that would support peaceful results with governmental relation. inviting & promoting Building Peaceful Future via co-sponsoring Excellence with our Global platforms for new sustainable development goals 2030 MDGs.

MISSION STATEMENT (PURPOSE) The organization mission: To promote a positive attitude and offer comprehensive health services to the less privileged, i.e. vulnerable children, youth, women, elderly and people with disabilities to enhance their rights and welfare so that they can wholesomely contribute to economic development of Uganda. Our emphasis is on capacity strengthening through trainings and transfer of practical knowledge and skills to children, women, youth, the elderly and people with disabilities. WHO WE TARGET International Family Support Centre targets vulnerable children, youth, women, elderly and people with disabilities to ensure that we use an integrated community based approach so that our core program areas are delivered systematically to complement each other in mitigating the plight of disabilities as well a building capacity of households to ensure sustainability.

The International Women’s Coffee Alliance (IWCA) Uganda Chapter is part of a global network of self-organized, self-governing women in coffee lobby and advocacy organizations. At the global level, women from Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and the United States of America came together to focus on their shared interest: improve all aspects of the coffee industry by empowering and connecting women. With their vision, and the support of founding partners, the International Women’s Coffee Alliance was born. Over time, and with important partnerships within and across the industry, the idea grew into an established organization that connects individuals, communities, and organizations, empowering women to lead the way to sustainable livelihoods, ultimately advancing the global coffee industry in 25 countries both producing and consuming . It is upon this background that the IWCA Uganda Chapter was formed in 2010 as part of this global network. We develop and implement our own goals and objectives t

John Paul II Justice and Peace Centre (JPIIJPC) has been established in 2007 to answer this call. The People of God in Uganda is still afflicted by poverty, exploitation, corruption, violence and lack of respect for human dignity and rights. At the same time, many people feel inspired by the Gospel and discover the valuable contribution of the Catholic Social Teaching. The Centre will walk in faith with these brothers and sisters towards the transformation of the Church and society in Uganda. We named our Centre John Paul II to keep alive the teaching of our late Holy Father who so tirelessly preached the Gospel call of peace and justice, not least in his Ecclesial in Africa after the First African Synod 1994. JPIIJPC is at the service of the Catholic Church, but we collaborate with other institutions and faiths trying to build God´s Kingdom in Uganda. All our initiatives of training, research and advocacy will seek to empower people so that our Christian faith bears abundant

Jese is an indigenous non-government, service-providing organization registered as a company by guarantee NO 47579. THE NGO BOAND 55914/1019,AND Since its establishment in 1993, JESE, through her work in improved Agriculture Production and Natural Resources Management and long term development, has greatly contributed to improved livelihoods of target beneficiaries and provided opportunities for a better life especially for the rural poor households and communities

Joy Initiatives Uganda (JOYI Uganda) is a women-led non-profit organization, legally registered with the National NGO Board. The organization was established in 2008, with an aim of improving lives of children, youth and women. We envision a community of healthier and empowered young persons and women. Our Philosophy: "Better Girls; Better Women."

The revelation to set up an Organisation was not revealed to the Founder until and in obedience to the Holy Spirit, that she made a second visit to the land of Uganda. The Calling of this ministry is based on the heartbeat of God catering for the Widow, the Fatherless, the Poor, the Oppressed and the Stranger. JWJ HITON [Journey with Jesus - HELP IN TIME OF NEED] is to be a build-in society to help build up the lives of individuals in the community they live.

The Kaleke Kasome Foundation (KAKAF) is a not for profit, non-sectarian and non-political organization born out of the “Kaleke Kasome song". KAKAF was founded in 2014 as a company limited by guarantee and fully incorporated as an NGO in 2019 with an aim of creating awareness about and finding effective solutions to end the ongoing practice of defilement in society that has seen most of our girls fall victim to teenage pregnancy, early marriage, school drop out with all its related effects on the child. Kaleke Kasome Foundation is therefore committed to contribute towards the health and holistic development of children with a focus on the girl child through advocating for the rights of the child and sensitization of guardians and communities about the rights and responsibilities of children. Literary the term “Kaleke Kasome” is translated into ‘let the young girl go to school’. In 2005, a song entitled “KalekeKasome” was sung by our very own Muhasa Maurice; current chairman an

As Lifewater joins together with other organizations, governments, and individuals to end the global water and sanitation crisis, we recognize that Christian community development comes from a significantly different perspective than non-Christian community development efforts. Christian community development is a reflection of the love of God for His people. In the Bible, we see Jesus healing people physically and spiritually, meeting their needs and bringing them into relationship with Himself. As people transformed by the love of God, we respond to God’s call to share the gospel with others through both physical and spiritual actions such as studying the Bible, building and restoring relationships, improving community health, and increasing access to safe water. At Lifewater, our goal is that God would transform communities; we work through His love, manifested in physical and spiritual changes. The principles outlined below serve as reminders to each member of the Lifewater t

Lifecare Charity is a fully licensed and registered Non-Governmental organization in Uganda established with the primary objectives of: Empowering Ugandan women and youth with competitive modern vocational skills for the modern workplace.

LightForce International has worked in Lira, Northern Uganda, since January 2004 initially working in the displaced peoples camps at the height of the rebel insurgency which devastated people’s lives. After a holding peace was in place, those displaced moved back to their villages—rebuilding their homes and working their land. LightForce International supported the return process and worked with communities with special emphasis on the education and health sector. LightForce has enjoyed partnerships with World Food Programme, UNICEF and Memisa Belgium. Since 2007, we have purchased land and developed projects in Telela, Omito Parish Lira. We employ over 70 local people to support the running of our projects which include: Nursery, Primary School Agricultural & Vocational School, Children’s Village, Visitors centre, Community Health Centre. HIV widows groups. We farm 140 acres with a mixture of crops and livestock. Our aim is to provide education and sustainability for our projects.

Link to Progress (LTP) is a Dutch founded development organization registered in Uganda and has been in operation since 2008 serving vulnerable communities through the provision of safe water, hygiene and sanitation, and other services such as education quality improvement, health, economic empowerment. LTP is registered with the Government of Uganda (Reg. No: S.5914/7996) as an independent non-governmental organization. The organization was founded in 2008 by The Good Shepard Foundation (TGS Netherlands) and Stichting Africa Projection (SAP Netherlands). In 2016, Femi Foundation (Foundation to Earth, Mankind through inspiration and Initiative) took over the legal rights on LTP from TGS Netherland and SAP Netherlands. LTP believes in an integrated approach to development with interventions applied simultaneously and across multiple sectors. We implement programs wherever we can initiate by and together with the communities to improve basic infrastructure, access to quality ed

Live for a child initiative (LIFCHILD) is a not-profit Non-governmental, none denominational organization registered in Uganda. working with the most marginalized, ostracized and vulnerable groups of children i.e. orphans, the needy, CWDs. Children orphaned by HIV/AIDS and those considered to be products of socially immorality hence abandonment often lack people who care enough to provide basic needs and adult guidance, as most guardians to whom these children are left happen to be old people who are illiterate to value their grand children’s education needs and could not assist them even if they wanted to. They are also impoverished and physically weak to engage in serious agriculture activities. This leaves these vulnerable children at a risk of poorer health and nutritional status together with low enrollment in schools than other children. Children too pauses a collective conscience which drives them into welcoming and believing to be true any behavior portrayed by the people th

Luigi Giussani Institute of Higher Education (LGIHE) is an innovative learning space that seeks to address crucial educational deficiencies of quality, school management, accountability and teaching efficiency within Uganda’s context. In September 2013, Luigi Giussani Institute of Higher Education (LGIHE) obtained accreditation as an institution of higher learning by the National Council of Higher Education (NCHE) OUR VISION To be a leading institution of higher learning that has a transformative impact on society in Uganda and throughout Africa by improving the quality of education and professional development. OUR MISSION To create opportunities for professional and personal development starting with the dignity and infinite value of the person, developing one’s methods of personal engagement and the meaning of work, targeting teachers, students, parents and other professionals.

Masindi Child Development Federation (MACDEF) was formed in June 2009 and registered as a non profit making local NGO in 2012. It’s an umbrella of four Community Based Organisations (CBOs) of Masindi Project social services centre in Masindi District and Municipal council, Yelekeni Child and Family project, Tecwaa Child and Family helper project and Bedmot Child and Family project both in Kiryandongo District in Mid Western Uganda. VISION To become an Organization of excellence that contributes to the development of effective communities that enable children to fulfill their potential. MISSION MACDEF exists to work with and through communities to support, care and protect children to achieve their ambitions. GOAL Our goal is that all children and youths in the communities reached by MACDEF should access resources, services and enabling environment that will allow them to exploit their potentials for effective development.

Mid-Western Region Centre for Democracy and Human Rights – MICOD is a national NGO registered with the Uganda National NGO Board (Current NGO Registration Bureau as per the NGO Act Amendment 2016} The organization started in 2008 as a civil society platform aimed at positioning citizens and civil society into sustainable environmental usage and advocating for human and democratic rights including environmental rights, was registered in 2009. It has since then been involved in human rights awareness, civic education, voter education, environmental conservation and advocacy around environment, Strengthened Citizens’ participation in health and education service delivery in refugee host communities and natural resources as well as oil and gas governance advocacy. MICOD work through partnerships and strengthening of democracy villages. It’s a member to the Bunyoro Land Platform, Bunyoro Petroleum Network on Environmental Conservation (BAPENECO), Bunyoro Coalition on Sustainable Livelih

Missions Rooted in the Church MTW sends nearly 700 Christian workers to 97 countries all over the world who are committed to the establishment, growth, and maturity of the church. All that we do flows into, rests within, or flow out of the local church. For example, establishing a new church might require people who can teach national leaders, or evangelize through sports ministry, or provide a local medical clinic. These ways of serving can reach and equip future leaders and build connections in the community. Serving within the church would be church planters, assistant pastors, disciplers, teachers, and others who directly support the growth and maturity of the church. Flowing out of a healthy, growing church will be ministries that transform the community and continue to draw others to the gospel message, such as teaching English, caring for orphans, art and music outreach, or serving refugees.

Mubaku Community Conservation Organization (MUCCO) is not for profit-making Community Based Organization. It was started in 2013 by a group of talented and creative young, old men and women to entertain tourists who come to Murchison Falls National Park and in 2014 it was incorporated in Ngwedo Sub County, Buliisa district with registration number MIA/NB/2017/11/269. By 2015, it attracted a great number of local community populations and stakeholders to empower it for the growth of the area. Mubaku Community Conservation Organization is located in northwest Uganda, this village lies across Lake Albert from the Democratic Republic of Congo, virtually in the heart of central Africa and bordering Murchison Falls National Park to the southern bank of the River Nile. MUCCO consists of different cultural groups like Alur, Bagungu, Banyoro and Acholi for the purpose of keeping youth busy in the areas to collect resources for development rather than encroaching into the National Park for self-

OUR STORY Over the last thirty years, the northern region of Uganda experienced periods of unrest and civil war. During times of conflict, people from the north migrated to the capital city, Kampala, to escape the violence and find a better life. Many of these people came to settle in Nakawa Division with little money or job skills. Although there is now peace in Uganda, people have continued to settle in Nakawa, coming from Uganda's rural areas, particularly the northern region. The community has been characterised as disadvantaged by high rates of poverty and HIV/AIDS. It was from this community that Needy Support Centre was created. Seven passionate community members began meeting under a tree to discuss the problems their community faced. They formed Needy Support Centre in 2004 as a community based organisation that works to empower needy people with education, economic and social support. Needy Support Centre has since grown to 300 members and has moved from under a

Old Kampala adult school was started by Lucky Henry a Ugandan in grace estate nursery school kakajjo 1 zone in Kampala, Uganda in 2009. A student by then at Kithende College in senior four second term, with an aim of helping refugees including Oromo from Oromia and Amarik from Ethiopia who gave him support to further his vision. Later in the same year towards the end of 2009 Congolese joined. Our main aim was to make communication easier for the foreigners in Uganda with ugandans and other people in the country. The number by then was only 30 students; however there was no financial support met from those students, but they kept on mobilizing themselves till 2010 when the school got a financial muscle which led us to sub rent with great care nursery and primary school. There Hawa and Adam two Senegalese students strengthened our financial muscle and we shifted to Kampala primary school, where the number accumulated to 150 students due to the influx of Somalia’s in 2012. We got

Pearls of Africa Special Needs Centres (PASNEC) was registered with the NGO Board of Uganda on 23 February 2012. We are a Ugandan registered Trust number T.37822. Our vision is to give quality of life, love and acceptance to people with special needs in a holistic manner. We do this by providing high quality, sustainable health, educational and vocational services that show the love of God through Jesus Christ. Our goal is that each child should develop as much as possible physically, spiritually, emotionally and mentally. Our objectives are: To provide an assessment service for all disabled children/adults and to offer help and guidance; To establish and maintain educational facilities for people with special needs; To create opportunities for self-reliance for special needs children and adults; To establish income generating and vocational activities for the long term support of people with special needs.

A Youth christian family of friends committed to sharing the gospel message of Jesus Christ and reaching out with the action love of God in vulnerable communities of Uganda. Our programs are designed to grow and strengthen their faith alongside others. It's our desire to create environments where young people in the same stages and phases of life can develop authentic relationships with one another while being encouraged to grab hold of how God's truth intersects with and impacts their lives. We; encourage all young people to explore, discover and develop their gifts and talents and to pursue those gifts and dreams through music, fellowship, education, discipleship, training and mentorship to become fulfilled Christian adults. In all we do Christ is the center of it all and we endeavor to serve people in greatest need around the community, to relieve their suffering and to promote the transformation of their life conditions. .

Led by Ugandan native Calvin Echodu, Pilgrim Africa was founded as an indigenous Christian response to the plight of more than 1.5 million refugees living in internally displaced persons (IDP) camps in the war torn regions of Northern Uganda. From its inception over a decade ago as a small organization providing simple medical and nutritional relief and psycho-social support to desperate refugees, Pilgrim Africa has grown to be an international organization with regional and national interventions in Public Health and Education. After several years of providing relief support to those suffering in the camps, Pilgrim Africa began to look to the future by working to resettle over 1,000 families from IDP camps to ancestral lands. Later, the Beacon of Hope Secondary School was founded in 2005, focused on educating abductees of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), and war orphans. Driven by Uganda’s suffering the worst malaria intensity rates in the world, Pilgrim Africa was moved to enter t

The Bantu Presbyterian Church of South Africa was formed in 1923, and its first 'General Assembly was held at Lovedale Missionary Institution under the moderatorship of Rev: William Stuart of Burnshill. I t at once became most essential that there should be a manual of law, practice and procedure to be followed for the proper conduct of the affairs of the Church which 'would serve as a guide to-all the courts of the Church and-herindividual members. As the making up of such a book would take some time to complete, the General Assembly resolved to adopt the Manual of Practice and Procedure of the United Free Church of Scotland, until such time as it will write its own book. In 1944 the Assembly decided to compile its own book of law, practice, and procedure, and appointed a committee to undertake the task. When this committee was working on this book it had the Manual oj Practice and Procedure, 1927 edition, used by the United Free Church of Scotland, before it. The Bantu Presb

WHO WE ARE Remembering The Ones We Lost is a public memorial that aims to name all victims of conflict and armed violence in South Sudan. This unified and public recognition of individual lives being lost through violence is accomplished through the collective efforts of individuals, communities and institutions to name victims. OUR VISION A nation of South Sudanese people who honour the memories of all those who have died in violent circumstances in the Republic of South Sudan, and a population which believes that never again should violence be used to resolve differences. OUR MISSION To establish, document and preserve the names of those lost to South Sudan's conflicts, and to build memorials across the country to honour them inorder to remind the people of South Sudan that never again should violence be used to settle differences. OUR OBJECTIVE To humanize conflict related losses in South Sudan since 1955 by documenting and publishing and remembering the names o

Founded in January 2014, Rukundo International (RI) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) that works as a partner and advocate for Kyanamira, a small rural community in the Kabale District of Southwest Uganda. We focus primarily on women and children to help ensure the community will have the necessary resources to reach their full potential. Our projects are developed collaboratively with local government officials, community leaders, and the people of Kyanamira, considering sustainability as a critical element Rukundo Preparatory School is the flagship program of Rukundo International. Our school provides primary education for over 100 children and works as a home base for our community center. RI helps orphans, financially distressed families, and at-risk youth. While there is work to be done in many places around the globe, we chose to focus on rural Uganda, where children and families are significantly impacted by poverty and the inability to access educational resourc

Rural Child Development Outreach Uganda (RCDO) was established in the year 2016, incorporated with the Uganda Registration Service Bureau (URSB) as a company limited by guarantee in October 2017 with registration number 800200000506747. In June 2019,RCDO Uganda registered with the Uganda National Bureau for NGOs as an indigenous Organization with registration number 1966 and permitted to work in Uganda for a five-year period, 2019-2023 with permit number 2979. RCDO Uganda has therefore fulfilled all the legal requirements for NGOs in Uganda under the NGO Act 2015 and its regulation 2016. RCDO is a non-governmental, not for a profit-making organization, incorporated, registered, and permitted to operate in Uganda under the laws of Uganda. RCDO Uganda Vision is Improved wellbeing and quality of life of children; enhancing, full growth and development, reducing marginalization, vulnerability, and exploitation in rural communities of Uganda. Our Mission is reaching out to

RUPID-Uganda was hatched as a Non-governmental Organisation to be an Umbrella for various developmental projects that have been initiated by Rev. Fr. Dr. Emmanuel Kakaaga Byaruhanga for the rural people in Rwesigire and Kemihoko villages in Nganiko Parish. Some of the projects actually serve people beyond the two mentioned villages. The aim is to extend much needed services to other areas beyond Nganiko, Nyabbani sub-County, Kitagwenda District in Uganda. These projects include and not limited to Water, Hygiene and Sanitation, Medical Services, Education for needy children. Before the initiation of these projects, it was very difficult for most of the rural people to access clean water, medical services and quality education. The area is characterised by lack of good and accessible roads, lack of health/medical centres/clinics, quality primary and secondary schools. In order to access services, one would have to walk kilometres or miles. Patients would walk kilometres to reach a hea

Mission To improve the quality of life for vulnerable and marginalised groups through collaborative inter faith Action. Vision A self sustaining, holistically developed, peaceful and God fearing community. Core Values Transparency Spritual responsibility Stewardship Honesty Accountability Social responsibility Team work Integrity OBJECTIVES To mobilise, lobby and empower the vulnerable and marginalised groups to fight agaisnt poverty. To provide training and mobilise material for capacity building to promote health and sexual reproductive health in communities. To empower and increase community awareness to control, manage and prevent HIV/AIDS, other STIs and non communicable diseases. To associate, Network, collaborate and liase with other partners in development. To work with experts and government technical workers to build the capacities of service providers.

A saint can be described as a person of benevolence, a patron of an organization. Ann sought out her lost nephew when her brother confessed to abandoning the child after birth. She found a 10 year old boy named Abel. Abandoned by his mother, he was living in a poor village with a grandmother who could not provide adequate shelter, food or education. Ann took Abel into her home and provided an environment to foster growth through education. Grateful for the opportunity to rise above poverty Abel founded the Saint Ann Foundation. In the name of his aunt, he works to provide underprivileged children of Uganda a better future.

Welcome to Samaritan Initiative for Development (Formerly known as Lango Samaritan Initiative Organization (LSIO) ) In 2006, LANGO SAMARITAN INITIATIVE ORGANIZATION (LSIO) was duly registered at the NGO Board as an indigenous NGO. After several years of operation in Lango Sub-Region and other parts of Northern Uganda, the directors resolved to incorporate the organization as a Company Limited by Guarantee. During the transition phase, the name of the organization changed to SAMARITAN INITIATIVE FOR DEVELOPMENT (SIFOD). The two names therefore refer to one and the same organization for purposes of … Read More Our Stories

Sanayee Development Organization (SDO) is an Afghan development NGO, established in 1990 in Peshawar - Pakistan, to serve Afghan refugees in that area. As early as 1992, SDO expanded its services and relocated to Kabul - Afghanistan, with the mission to contribute to the emergence of a peaceful, developed and self-sustaining Afghan society through the provision of services to vulnerable and disadvantaged people in remote and underserved rural areas of Afghanistan in the sectors of peace building, community development, education, youth empowerment and community health. Over time, SDO has established an extensive field presence and has implemented projects in 20 of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces. Today, SDO continues to operate in nine provinces in the northern, western, and southern regions of the country. In addition to its Kabul Main Office, SDO runs regional offices in Balkh and Herat provinces, with project teams located in field or provincial offices in Ghor, Ghazni, Kandahar, Sar-e P

. The SEAN discipleship ministry was launched in Uganda in 2008 after a personal invitation from Archbishop, Henry Luke Orombi from the Church of Uganda. Partnering with a team from the SEAN ministry in the UK, tutor training was organized in October 2008 to introduce the SEAN Theological Education by Extension (TEE) programme to members that attended from over 28 Dioceses of the Church of Uganda. SEAN has since served inter-denominationally to fulfill the vison for which the ministry was established. SEAN Uganda TEE is a registered discipleship ministry under the Uganda NGO Act since November 2008. The SEAN Uganda office was initially set up in Namirembe Willis Road. Mr Daniel Muwanguzi Mukiibi who is both a Theologian and Social scientist was appointed the first SEAN Uganda National Administrator and Field Officer of the NGO and by God’s grace serves in the same position to date. A SEAN Board of trustees was also set up to oversee the growth of the ministry. The visio

Somero Uganda is an organization started by young people living and staying in the slums of Kawempe division, Kampala District Uganda. Somero Uganda currently holds a community centre in Kawempe and Nakawa divisions of Kampala district, Busia district and implements activities throughout the country. We are a grassroots organisation founded in 2009, following the death of a young girl called Nalubega (17 years). She was among the many young girls involved in commercial sex in the area. She suddenly committed suicide due to HIV/AIDS stigmatization by community members and unbearable sexual reproductive health challenges she faced. In 2010, Somero was registered as a community based organisation involved in community education and awareness rising on social and health matters targeted at commercial sex workers in the programme catchment area. The main aim of the organization was to save and prevent many more vulnerable young girls engaged in commercial sex from following the same

About US The International Federation for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (IF) was founded by people with spina bifida and hydrocephalus (SBH) and their families in 1979. Over the years, it has grown from a voluntary association into a professional disabled people’s organisation (DPO) with global coverage, democratic structure and transparent and accountable processes. The majority of IF member organisations are led and governed by adults with SBH or parents of children with SBH. Children are active participants in our members’ activities: they are involved in child-led activities, training workshops on independence and holiday camps. Nowadays, many young people with SBH have taken over the leadership of their organisations. In most cases, IF members choose close cooperation with medical and education professionals and researchers, given the importance of these professions to children and adults with SBH for their survival and development. If you are interested in joining our

St. Grace Foundation for Education and Development was established by a group of young and energetic young men and women who were highly motivated and committed for contributing their time, skills and energies for the educational development and empowerment of socially disadvantaged and orphans, vulnerable children, women and elderly within Namutumba Community and addressing poverty issues and gender based discrimination. St Grace is registered as a Non Government Organization in Uganda (local NGO) with a registration number INDR141841601NB and permit number INDP00016O1NB.

About Stichting Bulamu Stichting Bulamu is a Non Profit Charity NGO, registered and approved at the NGO Board in Uganda and in the Netherlands. We live by the Gospel of Grace and walk in the footsteps of Jesus Christ. Stichting Bulamu was founded in 2010 and celebrates 10 years of support towards needy people, small business initiatives, educational support in school projects in Jandira, Matuga and Kasubi and HIV and wellfare support in Child care all over Uganda. Basically its our intention to pick and support small initiatives to be supported with knowledge and to give a push towards self supporting within 5 years. We work with local staff volunteers and dont support in jobs. Volunteering is always possible. Requests and sollicitations are only possible by mail, our phone numbers are only used for urgent NGO issues. Feel free to write us or visit our website. The staff of Stichting Bulamu

TERREWODE has created a strong grassroots movement which has been utilized to empower women and girls in rural areas especially on maternal health and sexual and reproductive health rights. We have restored the dignity of victims of obstetric fistula, a neglected maternal health issue by helping them access free treatment services and there after reintegrating them back in their communities.

Our programs throughout our operational area in Uganda are based on a holistic approach, which supports vulnerable children and their families even in times of crisis.

We are a registered non-government organisation in Uganda Buyende district working to Change Lives through Sports & Music in Communities.

       We help youth to raise their aspirations and building their potential through music and sports. We provide physical support and care for children of imprisoned  parents. We educate and sensitize youth endemic diseases including HIV / AIDS through music and sports whereas uplifting the standard of living of the members in the community through self reliance and initiate economic support to members and the community as whole. 

Toro Integrated Child Care (TICH) is an indigenous non-profit making NGO founded in 2005. Its formation came out of a concern for the number of children who were being left out, or are vulnerable due to orphanage and other social conditions

Millions of Africans are affected by poverty, which has birthed desperation and hopelessness in the mind set of many communities. According to World bank report of 2018, the average poverty rate for sub-Saharan Africa stands at about 41 percent. Of the world’s 28 poorest countries, 27 are in sub-Saharan Africa all with a poverty rate above 30 percent. Projections by the World Bank also show that extreme poverty is showing few signs of improvement in sub-Saharan Africa, and may keep countries from ending extreme poverty by 2030. While there is no any simple solution to end poverty in Africa, Touch Africa Now (TAN) as a non profit organization is determined to make a difference by transforming the mindset of disadvantaged communities through impacting lives, one life at a time.

TUA Uganda is a fully registered local Non Governmental Organization (NGO) with the registration number 3114 in the national NGO Board of Uganda and permit to operate No 3439, It was founded in 2009 as a local group and registered as a community based organization with registration NO CDR/031 the organization is operating in northern Uganda, Nwoya District in Acholi sub-region and is working majorly on health, good governance, climate change ,livelihood,education and capacity building to the local grass root community.

The Uganda Buddhist Centre (UBC) was founded by the Most Ven. Bhante Buddharakkhita (the first African Buddhist monk) on April 10, 2005. The Centre was founded to introduce and preserve the Buddha’s teachings within the context of African culture, and to exemplify the Buddhist practice through service to the public. Presently, UBC achieves this through organizing meditation retreats, its humanitarian services, and through the activities of promoting world peace. Historical Context Buddhism had existed in Africa for quite a number of decades especially in Tanzania and South Africa, but it was still distant to people of African descent. In Uganda, it was the Most Ven. Bhante Buddharakkhita who for the first time introduced Buddhism to Ugandans in 2005. Bhante Buddharakkhita was born as Steven Jjemba Kaboggoza). He first encountered Buddhism while studying at the University of Punjab in India. While there, Steven came across Thai Buddhist monks, who inspired him with their simple

Christian Orphans Foundation Uganda provides voluntary services to orphans and other vulnerable children in a children’s home center, by visiting schools, and to sick children in the hospital. The also provide education services such as child sponsorship, food, shelter, medication, clothing and blankets. They provide services to their targeted area and interest, working with orphans and other children in Pallisa District, Uganda. Currently, Christian Orphans Foundation Uganda has 118 side homes and a home center for children. This organization was started in 2009 and the currently have a staff of six members of which 2 are paid and other volunteers .

Down Syndrome in Uganda is a condition that very little is known about. In most cases, parents of children with Down Syndrome do not know what it is and how it comes about. The general perception about having a child with Down Syndrome is that parents think it is a either a curse from God, the effect of family planning pills or injectable family planning methods. In some cultures especially in central Uganda, the perception is that these children have been sacrificed to get riches. In general, the community therefore categorized them as abnormal persons.

Empower girls in Uganda to stay in school by providing her and her community with resources and education on sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Come and spend time in SW Uganda undertaking volunteer work in a rural community. You can work in a village school, local hospital or medical centre or get involved in wider community projects. All volunteer work is free, you simply pay for your accommodation and food, making our project probably the best value volunteer experience in Uganda if not Africa itself. Safaris & Gorilla Treks arranged.

The Uganda National Action on Physical Disability (UNAPD) is an indigenous, non-partisan, non-political, non-religious, gender-inclusive and democratic organisation in Uganda (East Africa) that brings together Persons with Physical Disabilities (PWPD). It is a membership organisation started in 1998 by and for PWPD to create a common voice in airing views, challenges, and advocacy for the rights of PWPD.

 The Uganda National NGO Forum (UNNGOF) is an independent and inclusive national platform for NGOs in Uganda. Its primary constituency and owners are NGOs in their diversity and configurations. UNNGOF is however open to other interest groups within a broadly defined civil society.

 

UNNGOF’s operational scope is at national level, with focus on issues and processes that concern NGOs across the board. We recognise the independent existence of national thematic NGO networks and district networks and for a, as important NGO coordinating mechanism with complementary comparative advantages.

 

Established in 1957, Uganda Protestant Medical Bureau (UPMB) is a not-for profit Non-Governmental faith-based organization with a network of 302 faith-based health facilities including 18 Hospitals, 10 HC IVs, 88 HC IIIs, 186 HC IIs and 16 Health Training Institutions. UPMB facilities are scattered across Uganda and constitute about 40% of the private non-profit health facilities in the country. Currently, 91 of these facilities provide HIV treatment to 63,497 individuals. UPMB coordinates its network facilities both directly and also through its decentralized structures: The Dioceses under Church of Uganda (COU), the Fields under Seventh Day Adventist Church Uganda Union (SDAUU) and Pentecostal Health Coordinators that are co-located with the District Health Management Teams. UPMB co-owns the Joint Medical Store (JMS) with Uganda Catholic Medical Bureau (UCMB) to ensure a steady supply of drug and medical supplies. Initially established as a Charitable organization to channel medic

Universal Network for Knowledge & Empowerment Agency (UNKEA) is a national organization operating in South Sudan. UNKEA was founded in 2002 by a group of concerned men and women of Upper Nile State, to respond to the dire social, economic, livelihoods and health conditions experienced by the South Sudan citizenry. UNKEA’s initial purpose was to design strategies and interventions to fight the deadly Kalaazar disease which is highly prevalent in Upper Nile. With time, UNKEA’s mandate has expanded to include other interventions such as provision of basic services such as primary health care, nutrition, food security and livelihoods, water and sanitation, education; social development of youth and women; economic development, Access to Justice and peace building.”UNKEA shall promote an environment where all members of society feel safe and valued, and foster a culture that values difference and diversity”

Universal talents exposure (UTASE) is a non-government organization/ Non profit organization that was established in 2012 as a CBO. It is found in Rubirizi district with its head quarters in Katerera Town council, Muyenga ward with the major aim of Providing the best quality and quantitative services to the people especially leaving in the rural areas.

He Intends Victory is a non-profit California 501 (c) 3 corporation entirely supported by concerned individuals or similar organizations sharing the vision of this ministry. We do not solicit or accept any government funding or grants. We survive on support from people like you.

The Bible is the inspired, the only infallible, and authoritative word of God. There is one God eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son and the Holy Spirit. Our Lord Jesus Christ is God and man in one person .He was born of a Virgin Mary, lived a sinless life, performed miracles and vicariously atoned for sin through His shed blood and death. He was bodily resurrected from the dead, He ascended to the right hand of God the Father, and he will personally return in power and glory for the Church. Salvation is by grace through accepting Jesus as our personal savior and Lord. Regeneration by the Holy Spirit is absolutely essential for the character formation of the believer. Eternal life is received by Faith –that is, trusting in Jesus Christ alone for salvation. The Holy Spirit indwells all true believers and enables them to live a godly life. Both the saved and lost will be resurrected from the dead – they that are saved unto resurrection of e

The Volunteer Action Network (VacNet) is a non-profit organization situated in Gulu. It was established in 2005 by a group of committed volunteers who live and serve in the region, they realize the worsening situation of the rural poor, especially women who are adversely affected by the Socio-economic imbalance and yet constitute a greater labor force for production. VacNet is rural inclined and aims at empowering underserved women in Uganda through socio-economic and health education and leadership programs, creating opportunities while strengthening families and communities. It seeks to offer women leadership and empowerment abilities required to lead successful dignified lives ​

Volunteer Efforts for Development Concerns (VEDCO) Is an Independent, Non-governmental and not for profit agricultural organization founded in 1986 by a group of university students in response to challenges of poverty, which was a result of the social and economic disruptions caused by military conflicts of 1980-86. VEDCO started as a self-help organization working with other relief organizations operating in Luwero, where there was insecurity as a cause of poverty at the time. There were relief operations then, coupled with the trauma of the war, the people in the area had developed a relief mentality. VEDCO’s goal was therefore developed to improve the living conditions of the population and decided to do this by promoting food security, economic activity for increased household income and strengthen grassroots organizations to advance the interests of the marginalized communities in Uganda

Founded in 2009, Watoto Wasoka is a youth-led football for development organisation in Uganda. We use football as a vehicle for social change in the lives of slum children in Uganda. We seek to change lives, through structured football programmes, one game at a time.

Welthungerhilfe is one of the largest private aid organisations in Germany. It is politically independent and non-denominational. Welthungerhilfe is fighting hunger around the world and is focusing its work around the Sustainable Development Goal 2: “Zero Hunger by 2030”. Since its establishment in 1962, more than 9,830 overseas projects in 70 countries have been supported with 3.95 billion euros. Welthungerhilfe works on the principle of help to self-help: from fast disaster relief to reconstruction and long-term development cooperation projects with national and international partner organisations. It is important for Welthungerhilfe to actively involve its beneficiaries as much as possible in the projects. The organisation’s actions are guided by the conviction that all people are equal in value, they have inalienable rights, and they should be able to control their own lives.

Youth Care Group Network International is a non-profit making, non-political, and non-govenment organization found by the group of youths with the aim of helping and supports those in need.The YCGNI is youth-oriented charitable non-governmental organization. It has been actively working to enhance the participation in community work and development of young people in health, education and needy children, and to promote interest in the Orphans. YCGNI focuses on a healthy culture, leadership development and rights among children and youth. This website gives a bird's-eye view of the current activities of YCGNI as well as an indication of its future programs and work.

Besides our Leadership, Evangelistic, Charity, Entreprenuership, Moral renewal programs to young people in schools & communities, Our focus is on empowering girls & young women. Through girl's education sponsorships,girl's rights advocacy / awarenesss campaigns, young women empowerment programs,we create opportunities that have empowered women and secured for them a productive place in a developing society.

Youth Go Green Uganda was established and launched in 2014 by His Excellency the President of the Republic of Uganda and has been operating since then under the Patronage of the Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca A. Kadaga (MP) growing internally as an umbrella youth organization. Youth go green Uganda is operating in most Districts of Uganda to promote Green jobs, environment conservation and Agricultural programs among the youth through training, mindset change and capacity building to motivate and inspire action for the youth in agriculture.

YICEUganda is a registered not for profit social organisation that provides rural smallhoder farmers in Uganda with access to regenerative agricultural training, flexible financial services and permaculture practices to reduce hunger, and poverty. The organisation officially started her operations in 2012 and registered under the Ugandan Local Government - (Reg. No.CD.233/1039/12). Currently, the organisation works with refugees in Bukompe refugee settlement and the neighbouring host communities, in Mubende district.

Youth Path holds fast to a participatory and sustainable development model, which emphasizes an investment in people and their capacity for producing change. We believe that once a project is owned by the Community, its success limits are endless. Our Projects target grass roots individuals through full participation for all. Youth Path collects data that is valid and reliable for their intended use. In all our projects we intend to target children, youth and their communities both directly and indirectly. We use social vehicles like mentorship, sports, music, dance & drama to reach out to our target audience. Support from diverse donors and institutions allow Youth Path to expand and deepen its work. We maximize the impact of every donor contribution via our Pay It Forward model. Under this Pay It Forward model, we emphasize the beneficiaries of our programs to reach out to other vulnerable community members using the acquired social and economic skills.

We are a vibrant network of activists and organizations working to prevent violence against women (VAW), united in our mission to uphold equality in our homes and communities. The Network is over 500 members strong, working in 18 different countries in the Horn, East and Southern Africa to build a just and violence-free world for women. We are dedicated organizations, individuals, academics, and activists. We come from rural and urban areas, community-based organizations, academic institutions and more. We are both women and men from all walks of life. We are people who believe that violence is an injustice and that we have the power and responsibility to prevent it! The GBV Prevention Network works to increase momentum for VAW prevention by strengthening analysis, building connections and taking action to prevent VAW.

ZOA is an international relief and recovery organization supporting vulnerable people affected by violent conflicts and natural disasters in fragile states, by helping them to realize dignified and resilient lives. ZOA operates in more than 15 countries, in difficult locations where our field staff directly provides assistance to the most vulnerable victims of displacement. The countries in which ZOA is present are Afghanistan, Burundi, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Jordan, Kurdistan Region of Iraq, Indonesia, Liberia, Myanmar, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Uganda and Yemen. ZOA is active in insecure and volatile regions: serving displaced communities in Syria and Iraq, uprooted people in war-torn South Sudan, displaced Yezidis in Northern Iraq and South Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia, to name a few.

Aspire Life is a private company providing medical care services to individuals, families, communities and organizations. We are not a medical institution but we partner with existing hospitals, health centers and other private medical practices. We complement their services through providing remote/mobile options of medical care to our Clients in their homes, offices, on trips and even overseas. At Aspire Life, quality is defined by our staff and healthcare teams that comprise of diverse medical and non-medical professionals with proven competencies in their respective disciplines. Our team of non-medical experts works behind the scenes to ensure the smooth running of Aspire Life operations. All our staff, both medical and non-medical are passionate and take pride in our mission to deliver the best medical care solutions for all our Clients in the convenience of homes, offices and communities.

BIVA Foundation Known as BIVA, is a community-based organization (CBO) working in Mityana Town and Busimbi sub-county, Uganda. It was formed in 2000 by a group of community members concerned about the increasing levels of poverty in the area due to rapid population growth, the impact of HIV/AIDS, and loss of livelihoods by community members due to their eviction from forest reserves. BIVA uses access to clean and general purpose water as an entry point to fight poverty. This is because it is a cross-cutting intervention to improving health, livelihoods, environmental health, and sanitation. Through this approach, we have transformed the lives of people by supporting communities to construct boreholes and valley dams in the Mityana and Mubende districts of Uganda for the past ten years.

Bukaala Pride Foundation is a Ugandan faith based registered charitable organisation; ABN 27,134, Helping, rescuing and caring for orphaned, vulnerable children, People with disabilities, widows, elderly, HIV/AIDS positive living individuals, women, among others, to create a sustainable community development projects in Bukaala village, Kyotera District and Uganda at large, one of the poorest countries in the world.Bukaala Pride Foundation focuses primarily on the most vulnerable and destitute children who when selected for sponsorship follow criteria of being either orphaned or vulnerables. We also advocate for women empowerment and rights in communities to empowerment them with self help projects especially to widowed and solo mothers in destitute situations.

WHO WE ARE Cafomi — You too can be a forced Migrant Care and Assistance for Forced Migrants (CAFOMI) is a not-for-profit Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) registered in Uganda. CAFOMI is a member of the Uganda National NGO Forum (UNNGOF), of Global network, The Network for Empowerment and Aid Response (NEAR), of the Humanitarian Social Services Cluster of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), The Humanitarian Platform for Local and National Organisations, and the current Chair of The Humanitarian Platform for Local and National Organisations Steering Committee.

Children’s Rescue voluntary organization targets vulnerable children whose hope has been lost due to physical and socio-emotional tortures. Investment in social development provides opportunities to help tackle and mitigate the inequalities and imbalances that have adversely affected vulnerable children. It is disheartening seeing a child compete with animals in garbage centers for food.

Devoted Youth at Work in Africa (DeYwa) Ministries Uganda is a faith-based, locally registered Non-Governmental Organization with its headquarters in Katekwan, Bukedea district DeYwa Ministry Uganda was stablished in 2011, to deliver evangel and discipleship messages and family charitable support to the people especially women and children including the elderly who were the ultimate victim of armed conflicts and as a result they are handy caped, live in vicious circle of poverty, have inadequate skills, high levels of illiteracy and unemployment and are at the verge of disease attack. Given to these conditions and following the establishment of DeYwa Ministry Ugandawith the intent to avert some challenges, it has since evolved to become a strong charitable and health focused organization.

Our Mission Through Hope Ministries Uganda:USA's partnership with Hope Ministries Uganda and Pastor Gerald Tugume our mission is to build awareness of the plight of a forgotten people and to bring the hope of Jesus Christ to them through a holistic approach. Part of this holistic approach is understanding the extreme poverty and discrimination from which the Batwa come from and recognizing that poverty is more then just low income. WHAT IS POVERTY? Poverty is about hunger, malnutrition, illiteracy, unsafe drinking water, lack of access to basic health care services, social discrimination, physical insecurity, and political exclusion. It comes down to human suffering.

Humane Africa mission responds to humanitarian crises in Uganda and is a national humanitarian actor that has been providing health services in the lango subregion , acholi and part of West Nile region for the last …10 years . we help and deliver the much needed assistance to those whose lives are disrupted by disaster and conflict to restore their hope and get back to self-reliance through productive and sustainable livelihood. HAM works to combine its efforts with those of the line ministries like ministry of health , Office of the prime minister, ministry of water and environment for projects that enhance the capacity to reach the most vulnerable. Our programming focus is on equitable access and utilisation of direct primary and secondary health care services and community capacity strengthening to restore hope for the future. We work to improve the quality of life of the displaced populations and their hosting communities through synergistic alliances for better education, envi

ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL LAW INSTITUTE ILI was founded in 1955 as part of Georgetown University to assist in the building of governmental and economic institutions and infrastructures in post-war Europe. Since that time, ILI has provided training and technical assistance to find practical solutions to the legal, economic and financial problems of developing countries and emerging economies. In 1983, ILI became an independent, non-political, non-profit 501 c 3 educational institute serving a global constituency. ILI now stands as a leading authority and global provider of training and technical assistance relating to international legal, economic and financial issues. ILI has provided legal training to over 38,000 government officials, legal and business professionals, and scholars from 186 countries. ILI also provides technical expertise to developing nations in the design of their own laws and economic infrastructure in efforts to further promote good and efficient governance t

Vision: A world without prejudice and discrimination for disabled people. Mission: To work closely with professionals in special education, physical and occupational therapy, adapted physical education, counseling, social work, and medicine to build a knowledge base and to create a “one-stop” service center for clients. Mission for Disability in Uganda started in 2019, registered as an offical mission group and recognized as MFD (Mission for Disability) Our Goal: To spread the gospel and be a friend to the isolated and vulnerable people of Uganda and to share the pain and hurt of those living in poverty and illness.

Our programmes seek to leverage culture for our target population so they gain all-round tools and supports needed to lead self-determined lives and as a result trigger a positive transformative shift in their communities

In May of this year NUWOCSI partnered with Malaika Honey and opened the Honey Centre in Gulu. Malaika Honey has been in Uganda for more than 10 years promoting beekeeping for business. They were looking to expand into northern Uganda as the potential for honey production is very good here. We partnered with Malaika so we could be in a better position to help the local bee farmers.We want to assist the bee farmers in acquiring modern hives and equipment, like a bee suit. With modern hives like a Kenya Top Bar (KTB) hive they can more than double their honey production each year. We can also be a ready market for them and Malaika offers competitive prices for honey, propolis and beeswax purchases. There are many farmers beekeeping with the traditional hives with some having more than 100 hives. Yet, many lack a market and lack the transport to get their honey to a market. We are also offering training on how to use the equipment, on the importance of taming your bees and on eff

Every year, we run programmes and projects aimed at helping young people develop their innovative potential, gain basic skills in engineering and computer programming and inspire more young women to take up roles in STEM.

With a vision to create a positive and transformative change in the community, Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia established Ruparelia Foundation in 2012 on a simple belief that we can achieve a lot when we work together. Basing on our catchphrase “Enriching Lives Together”, for the past seven years the Foundation has worked together with several people championing positive change in different communities across Uganda. To achieve our goal of having improved livelihoods in society, the Foundation works to improve a solution directly or with strategic partners from the business, government and non-profit sector. Our focus areas include health care, education, sports, wildlife and environment conservation, disaster relief, startup and general welfare. In all our works to create a positive and transformative change in the community, we look at making a real difference in the course of the present day but also have a sustainable plan for every initiative carried out.

vision: Empowering Stroke survivors | Rebuilding lives. Mission: To be a voice of stroke survivors in Uganda through awareness creation, capacity building, research and fighting stigma in stroke survivors. Under research A study to establish the statics of stroke victims in Uganda. This will only be done if we get funders to support this cause Stroke Foundation Uganda is a Non-governmental organisation established in 2014 and registered in 2018 as an NGO by Ninsima Doreen who has worked with the stroke rehabilitation centre for the last 11 years and found challenges taking care of a mother who later passed away due to a stroke and with exposed challenges other stroke survivors go through with their care takers who do not know how to help the patients to go through the road to recovery which inspired her to start a stroke support group for the survivors that is Stroke foundation Uganda (S F U) as a voice for the stroke survivors. What we do We are here to h

The AMEN FOUNDATION is a Catholic non-profit tax-exempt organization founded in 1990. Its mission is to promote and support religious vocations and ministries. The Foundation fulfills its mission by supporting financially the education and formation of men and women in various ministries. This includes the training and ongoing ministerial support of priests, nuns, and lay missionaries who serve the spiritual, social, and economic needs of the people. Much of the Foundation’s efforts have been in Africa. Religion is a life-giving force for the people of Africa. While a great number of women and men feel called to serve, the resources to help educate them for effective ministries are severely lacking. The Amen Foundation, for over 24 years, works to meet this challenge. Over 250 priests have been ordained with Amen Foundation support. Over 400 nuns have received direct or indirect support from the Amen Foundation. Many more lay people have also received assistance. In Africa alone

Wakisa Development Initiative programs focus on four principal interrelated areas: Health, Education, WASH, Economic opportunities and Protection

Youth and Women Empowerment (YAWE) Foundation started as a Community Based Organization in 2000 by a group of youth and women. It later legally registered with National NGOs Board as NGO in 2004 (Registration NGO number 5055). YAWE Foundation operates in Kabarole district, western Uganda. Since its inception YAWE Foundation has been involved in activities directly targeting the orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs), youth and other vulnerable people in the community. It has a revolutionary idea of organizing the youth, women and other vulnerable people under one forum, offering them a platform of co-operation for the promotion of human rights, HIV/AIDS awareness campaigns, and encourages activities of self reliance through capacity building of community members in entrepreneurship and business enterprises management. YAWE Foundation activities aim at improving the welfare of OVCs especially those living with HIV/AIDS in Kabarole district. YAWE Foundation operates a youth friendly h

Originally, The Radler Foundation started as a way to pour back into the local community in Fort Worth, Texas. However, in 2009, God expanded the call to serve the people of East Africa. Michael Radler, president and CEO of the oil and gas investment firm Tug Hill, began East African Ministries as an affiliate to The Radler Foundation. Through clean water, preventative health, and leadership programs, East Africa Ministries served and equipped more than 220,000 people in South Sudan and Uganda while demonstrating the love of Jesus. But God has even bigger plans. After several years of The Radler Foundation and generous partners serving together, we can now join with you, and focus our resources on these African Communities as a new 501©(3) public charity Created through a calling, built on Jesus Christ, and driven by a passion for transformation, the growing 4africa family strives to demonstrate God’s love throughout broken areas of East Africa. We are ambassadors for change.

Named for the seven hills on which Kampala is built, 7Hills International School was founded by a group of like-minded parents living in Uganda who were looking for a secondary school with the quality of teaching and care that they wanted for their children. They created 7Hills to provide an affordable international secondary education that develops the whole child – intellectually, emotionally and physically, and provides a safe and stimulating environment for them to learn. A school that inspires children to reach their full potential by teaching them to express themselves, think critically, solve problems, enjoy what they are learning, and become lifelong learners. For this forward-looking school, the founders chose the International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC), that is specifically designed for 11-14 year-old secondary school students for years 7, 8 and 9. The curriculum’s framework provides a fun and challenging environment for teenagers to help develop knowledge, critical th

Grandmothers Consortium is an outcome of the Uganda National Grandmothers Gathering that brought over 500 grandmothers together sharing life experiences and learning from each other on pertinent issues. The Consortium is an NGO comprising of six (6) Ugandan grassroots organisations working with grandmothers to create a platform for advocacy and lobbying for their rights. Grandmothers Consortium brings together grandmothers and grandmother support organizations to advocate for the rights of grandmothers. A key objective is to reduce the impact of HIV and AIDS, poverty and associated burden of care for orphans and vulnerable children on grandmothers in Uganda. The mandate is to encourage the inclusion of grandmother issues in national and community based programming and legislation. The Founding Members of Grandmothers Consortium are: Reach One Touch One Ministries (ROTOM), Reach Out Mbuya Parish HIV/AIDs Project, Nyaka AIDS Orphans Project, Phoebe Education Fund for Orphans and Vulne

A little bit of HOPE is a small charity with the vision of nurturing hope in the Butaleja District of Uganda by enabling people to overcome the hurdles that prevent them reaching their full potential. Two charities, one mission a little bit of HOPE (Uganda) is a registered NGO, with a board and staff team who are committed to enabling people in the Butaleja District to reach their full potential. Their passion, local knowledge, experience and expertise ensure that programmes are developed, implemented and monitored with compassion and competence. In fact, a little bit of HOPE (Uganda) is building a strong reputation in the region. Recently, some local government officials described us as ‘outstanding’ and are increasingly using our programmes as examples of good practice. a little bit of HOPE in the UK is a Charitable Trust. Our key activities are to raise awareness and funds, and ensure that the money raised is spent effectively. The Trustees of a little bit of HOPE (UK),

Pens for Africa, We write Children's Future, all in our own way, by donating goods, time and idea's. Our goal is to send as much as possible school-materials to Africa by supporting several foundations. We want to inspire other people, to help and share the good feeling of aiding people who needs help. How can you help? You can help educate children in Africa in many ways. Spread the word with Inspiration-Pens, get them for free or buy them and give them to others. Order via pens.for.africa.com@gmail.com Become a contributor, by sharing your ideas, help to grow this community, and spread the word: Please contact us: pens.for.africa.com@gmail.com Gather and send school materials, materials should not be new but in good shape and functional: - Pens in general (pens, pencils, color pencils, color markers ) - Erasers, rulers, geo triangles, small notitionbooks <= A5) - Small LED torches, magnifiers, frisbees, inflatable balls, baseball caps, key ch

A Rocha projects have a community emphasis, bringing together people from widely differing backgrounds to work towards common goals. The first A Rocha project began in Portugal in 1983. A field study centre and bird observatory was established near the Alvor estuary and it has now been visited by thousands of people from many countries. All over the world, Christians are realizing that important habitats and their wildlife urgently need protection and so new A Rocha projects have started in other parts of Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North America and Australasia. The international cross-cultural strength of the Christian community has been making a unique contribution, not least as communities struggle to reconcile the need to protect biodiversity with their hopes for sustainable development.

AAR Japan is an international NGO that reaches out to the most vulnerable populations around the globe, guided by the principles of neutrality and impartiality. Founded in 1979, we have been working towards achieving a world where all people, as unique and diverse human beings, can coexist with human dignity and in harmony

Abide was founded by two Americans named Kelsey Nielsen and Megan Parker. Kelsey and Megan met while volunteering in an orphanage in Jinja, Uganda. While at the orphanage they were surprised to see parents coming to visit their children and asked why the children were in the orphanage if they had parents who loved and missed them? They were told the children's parents could not afford to feed or care for them. Then why don't we help the parents so the children can go home? Kelsey and Megan worked with the orphanage for three years to resettle children back to their families. When they talked with families about how their children ended up in the orphanage to begin with they were frustrated to hear how fixable the reasons were. The families helped Kelsey and Megan realize the lack of services in Uganda to meet these families at their most vulnerable moment in life; the moment they were relinquishing their children. They wanted to meet these parents in that moment and give them ano

Abiding Life Missions! Abiding Life Christian Ministries has, from the beginning set out to be "missions-minded" and "outreach-oriented." We humbly request that you support our ministry partners listed on this page. Click on the link to get more information about their ministry. The Lord has laid on our hearts to begin an aggressive fund-raising campaign to raise support for these missions, in order to promote the powerful messages of grace, faith, healing, prosperity, and the authority of the believer to the regions of the world who need it most. These churches have invited us to conduct crusades and seminars in their country, which we hope to do in the near future. The trips to these nations, communities, and villages would be for the purpose of conducting conferences and seminars, as well as to assist them in any practical way that we can. Additionally, we have been informed of opportunities to purchase land and buildings at very reasonable rates. If you would like to b

Abilis Foundation is a unique actor, channeling funding to projects that are planned, implemented and monitored by people with disabilities in developing countries. Abilis´s emphasis is on grassroots organizations. Vision and mission The strategy guides all work of Abilis Foundation. The strategy is revised on a regular basis and the present strategy is from 2016 to 2021. According to the strategy, the vision of Abilis is a world where people with disabilities Are aware of their human rights and act for the realization of those rights. Are in every way equal to their fellow human beings. The mission of Abilis Foundation is to promote the human rights, equal opportunities, independent living, and activities planned by persons with disabilities in developing countries and in Eastern Europe: Granting financial support Offering informative, educational and advisory activities. Key elements Key elements in this work are: Commitment to the promotion

In 1980 Angela Gifford had one or two conversations with older relatives and friends and they raised the issue that if they needed to be cared for in the coming years, there was very little choice. It seemed that if you needed significant care support then you had to move into a residential care setting. One relative in particular had spent all her married life in the home her husband had built and was adamant that she would not move out. Thinking about this over a few months and doing some research to find out exactly what was available, Angela too came to the conclusion that there was very little choice if you wanted to re living in your home of choice, your own.

Acacia Tree Child and Family Services is a Ugandan organisation that is committed to providing services to vulnerable children, youth and families in a manner that preserves cultural and religious identity, builds and strengthens leadership capacity, and promotes compassion, independence, creativity, and self-sufficiency. Established in 2017, the organisation runs a dance theatre led by youth that highlights issues such as child marriage, gender based violence and gender disparity.

Understand the Problem:  We analyze the market to discover the causes of poor performance, paying special attention to the capacity of local firms and incentives that could encourage them to engage in the market. By understanding how and why local businesses behave the way they do, we can engage with the right partners.

Collaborate on the Solution: We engage our partners in conversations early and often, listening to their perspectives around common local problems, wants and needs. Together, we identify the opportunities and design solutions to impact the system.

Respond and Adapt: A healthy partnership allows for flexibility when circumstances change, or experience reveals a better approach. We invest the time, energy, and resources in the relationship with our partners to ensure we can evolve with changing market dynamics, enhance resilience, and produce enduring results.

Measure and Learn: We measure the impact of our work on the market

Acholi Child and Family Programme (ACFP) is a non-government organization operating in Acholi sub-region, Northern Uganda. The organization covers 03 districts, i.e. Agago, Gulu and Kitgum. ACFP’s program interventions focus on the holistic development of a child. This has been enhanced by the collaborations and partnerships between ACFP and parent committees whilst maximizing local initiatives and leadership. We create change by reimagining care, rebuilding family support systems, and repurposing orphanages to community hubs so that every child grows up in safe and loving families. In Uganda, Many children are growing up in orphanages. Nearly all have a family. Orphanages make orphans out of children. Every day, families in crisis or poverty are forced to give up their children in the hope of a better life. Decades of research prove what we know in our hearts: a family is the best place for a child to grow up. Acholi Child and Family Programme helps reunite children

(APU) is a Regional non-political, non-profit making and multi-racial Organization (NGO) that looks at peace as a fundamental element of human existence. “If you want peace, you don't talk to your friends. You talk to your enemies” (Archbishop Desmon Tutu). It is therefore apparent that this Organization intends to bring on board values that peace comes with. This is a very fundamental point to the Organization and people of Uganda and East African Community (EAC) in particular; some of them have been in war for a long time and are still in such condition of living in their communities.This NGO endeavors to bring on board a range of activities like Peace education, advocacy for Democracy and campaign for justice and human rights, to bring about reconciliation, restore dignity in situations where that is taken away, and to enable the conditions for a genuine and just peace. The people of Uganda and East Africa Community (EAC) need that on the background of their understanding of pea

A4HU strives to empower young people through service delivery, capacity development, civic education, mentoring , and advocacy work. We support youth empowerment centres (YECs) and youth clubs in : leadership and organisational development , group management, life skills and sexuality education, entrepreneurship and business development. We strengthen local communities including local government and health facilities to provide youth friendly services and to include young people into decision making processes. Action 4 Health Uganda operate mobile rural outreach services using its Youth Truck, which give access to information and training to vulnerable young people in hard-to-reach areas and supporting the peer-led outreach events.

AAH-I is an international non-governmental organisation working with communities in the Horn of Africa, and East and Southern Africa to sustainably improve their quality of life. AAH-I has over 30 years’ experience working with communities, including refugees, internally displaced people, host communities, pastoralists and people living in urban informal settlements. AAH-I has country programmes in South Sudan, Zambia, Uganda, Somalia, Djibouti, Ethiopia and Kenya.

ActionAid International is an international non-governmental organisation with a federal structure. Our head office is in Johannesburg. AAI also has offices across Asia, the Americas and Europe. AAI works with over 15 million people in 45 countries, helping them to use their own power to fight poverty and injustice. Do we collect any of your personal information? When connecting to any website on the Internet Your IP address may be visible and could be tracked by the Internet Service Provider (“ISP”) or external hosting partners. Although this information may be captured by Our website, this information is not used in any form by ActionAid or its partners. When You are using Our website, We may collect limited automatic information using “cookies” which are strictly necessary for the functionality of the Website and which allow Us to improve its effectiveness.

Action for Children (AFC) is a national based Non-Governmental Organization that is dedicated to improving the quality of life of the vulnerable children. AFC was founded on the basis of a child helpline in 1995 out of a deep conviction and commitment by the founder Dr. Jolly Nyeko and in 1998 the organization was registered with the NGO Board. Through a number of projects, AFC has met the needs of over 15, 000 children directly in an estimated 4,500 households besides the 16,000 indirectly reached. Having started as a private phone line in Dr. Jolly’s residence, the Child helpline expanded to become a national programme and in 2016, was officially handed over to the Government of Uganda as a toll-free Child Helpline (116) managed by the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development. Besides rescue protection and advocacy, AFC operated a children’s home – Queen Esther, where the rescued children were temporarily sheltered pending resettlement, referral, or adoption. A number

Mission To serve and empower communities in the East and Southern Africa region through promotion of innovative solutions in the areas of Human Rights promotion, Health Promotion and Institutional Capacity Strengthening. Vision A society where children, women and men are happy, healthy and economically productive. History Action for Community Development started in Kasese as a Community Based Organization in response to contributing to the alleviation of challenges created by HIV/AIDS scourge and mitigating the adverse effects of war both perpetrated in Uganda and the spillovers from across the border in Eastern Congo in 2003. The strategies we employed at the time to address these challenges recognized the need for communities to rebuild, re-inspire and re-empower these broken communities. The challenges of yesterday may not be the challenges of today. We are proud of a National footprint; having grown from one District to the whole country Uganda and currently spreading ou

Action for Fundamental Change and Development (AFFCAD) is a youth led nonprofit organization founded in 2009 to transform living conditions in Kampala's poorest slum areas by empowering the children, youth and young women through education, health, and economic empowerment programs. Why we do what we do Uganda is rapidly urbanizing, with many youths coming to Kampala to escape poverty, 85% of these will settle in slums because of the very cheap housing. More than 90,000 people live without basic services such as water, shelter and sanitation. 65% of the residents are aged between 15 and 25. In addition to this, slum communities in Kampala have been faced with influx of refugees from various countries, case in point, Kisenyi slum which is home to many Somalis. These are youth full of dreams and aspirations yet the economy can not create jobs for them. The reality of the slums they will settle in are characterized by poor temporary housing, poor water and sanitation, poverty, unempl

Founded in 2010, Action for Reproductive Health (ARH) is a new Uganda-based non-profit organisation dedicated to the improvement of reproductive and maternal health in rural Uganda. Taking an innovative approach, ARH seeks to actively involve men in addressing these important issues. ARH will work to strengthen and sustain the ability of Uganda’s public and private health providers and health workers, as well as the local communities themselves, to meet the reproductive, maternal and child health needs of the country. By encouraging the participation of men in tackling issues of reproductive and maternal health, ARH aims to deliver significant changes in both the status of women’s health and in public perceptions about reproductive health as a ‘female issue’.

Action for Rural Women’s Empowerment (ARUWE) is a non-profit, non-government organization working with marginalized groups of people, especially rural women and children in Uganda. ARUWE was established in 2003 as a community based organization and later registered as an NGO in 2008 with functional governance structures that include a board of five members, a senior management team and staff. Initially, the organization started its operations in Wakiso district supporting women to increase agricultural production for household food security and income generation. Currently, ARUWE operates in the central and north-eastern regions of Uganda focusing on socio-economic empowerment of women and children. Prev Next 123456 ARUWE is a member of several networks including; Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM), Uganda Water and Sanitation NGO Network (UWASNET) where it sits on the gender committee, National Association of Women Organizations in Uganda (NAWOU), Developme

Action for youth with disabilities Uganda (AYDU) is a registered Nongovernmental, not-profit organization founded by and for Youth with Disabilities (YWDs) in Uganda. It is a national umbrella for youth with all forms of disabilities aimed at creating a unified voice for them and ensuring their full integration not only within the mainstream disability movement, but also in national inclusive programmes. What we do. AYDU envisions youth with disabilities living dignified and productive lives. Our mission is to empower youth with disabilities to advocate for their rights and meaningfully engage in social, political, economic and other activities in the country. AYDU’s primary objective is to ensure the inclusion of youth with disabilities not only within the disability movement, but in all development processes in the country. We achieve this through addressing four key areas of concern to the youth: Enhancing the self esteem through helping them to understand their human

What we do. 1. Supporting activists. We partner with disability activists in Africa and Asia to help them build powerful movements for change. Disability activists tell us the change they want to make and what they need to make it happen. Together we develop a tailored package of long term support to help activists access the tools, skills and resources they need to make change happen. 2. Building movements. We support organisations of disability activists to build strong and sustainable organisations that can have an ever increasing impact. We then help these groups connect with each other to build wider movements and we work with them to promote the rights of disabled people. 3. Influencing for change. We work with organisations of disabled activists to influence governments, international development actors and the private sector to design policies and services at a local and global level which take into account the needs of disabled people.

About us Based in Uganda, we believe every child deserves a right to equal access to all necessary health care; children living with nuerologcal and life threatening disease or illnesses should have the best quality of life and treatment; We also want to see that children’s rights are protected and that those with disabilities live in a stigma free society, free from abuse and discrimination. We simply go with Christ’s simple message of love, acceptance for all. We believe we are His ‘Hands and Feet’ delivering services to whom the society would term as the low of the lowest.

Our Strategy We have planned our strategy for the next three years, and have set nine goals to guide our work. Our Vision Our vision is that each and every person has access to quality health, education and other essential services, no matter where they live. Our Mission Our mission is to bridge the worlds of business and the world of people in extreme poverty, and to support vulnerable communities with health, education and other essential services. Our Guiding Principles The core philosophy underpinning Adara's work is that we always, always do everything with humility. Our work is guided by a detailed development philosophy and a culture and values statement that is embedded in all we do. Our Pillars Adara Development has two pillars which are fundamental to our strategy and achieving our goals.

We’re Advocacy for child relief (ACR). ACR is an independent, nonpartisan, non-governmental organisation which is incorporated under the laws of Uganda. Founded by a group of young Ugandan children wellness activists and professionals in response to the ever-increasing vulnerability and poverty among children and families they live in.

AFENET is a non-profit networking and service alliance of Field Epidemiology (and Laboratory) Training Programs (FELTPs), and other applied epidemiology training programs. AFENET has operations in over 31 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa or the World Health Organisation Africa Region (WHO – AFRO). Established in 2005, AFENET is dedicated to helping Ministries of Health in Africa build strong, effective, sustainable programs and capacity to improve public health systems on the African continent.

The network’s goal is to strengthen field epidemiology and public health laboratory capacity to contribute effectively to addressing epidemics and other major public health problems in Africa.

We have excellent relationships with the Uganda Prisons Service, and a history of working collaboratively with staff and social workers in prison.

A.T.K Bible College was started in Jinja, Uganda in East Africa in May 2005 by Dr. Cliff Pash, Julie Pash and Pastor Toli Simon. Advancing the Kingdom Bible College is accredited by Faith Bible College located in Kansas City, U.S.A. Advancing the Kingdom Bible College is sponsored by A.T.K International headed by Dr. Cliff Pash. This Bible College has played a significant role in training many Christians in Uganda for Pastoral work, for evangelism, missions and several Christian Ministries. One of the greatest needs in the body of Christ in East Africa is to have a Bible/ Ministry Training Center for Church workers. Advancing the Kingdom Bible College is getting established to meet this need. Since its commencement in May 2005, A.T.K Bible College has trained more than 120 Church Ministers. The first Graduation of ATK Bible College in Jinja was in October 2006 in which 40 students graduated with Certificates in Biblical Studies. The second graduation was on 9th July

We endeavor to Pursue God while Preparing others to be Promoted in their call and career. There is a place for you here. What ever your need may be, let us minister and serve you. We are here to share the love of Christ with you. With numerous opportunities to fellowship with us, we would love your participation. MISSION: (4-Dimensional) Disciple-New Converts Discover-Spiritual Gifts Develop-Growing /Progressing Dominion-Maturity/Leadership

Mission: Advancing the Kingdom of God Vision: As a result of our teaching and hands-on training, men and women will be informed, inspired, instructed and infused with the understanding necessary to fulfill their God given purpose. How will we accomplish the vision? Advancing the Kingdom Ministry will accomplish the vision through teaching (imparting knowledge) and hands-on training (real life applications that make it easier to understand what is being taught). As a result men and women will be informed (given knowledge and spiritual insight), inspired (moved by divine inspiration), instructed (furnished with directions), and infused (poured into) with the understanding (knowledge) necessary to fulfill (carry out) their God given purpose (vocation – calling). What We Believe: In the triune God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit; Jesus Christ is true God and true man (Genesis1: 26, Matt 28:19, Acts 5:3-4, 9, John 10:30).

Who we are ANARDE is a nonprofit group of researchers activists, organizers, and lawyers with expertise in human rights advocacy, environmental governance, corporate and government accountability. Our team works tirelessly and relentlessly in Uganda to ensure justice rights and accountability in the natural resources sector. Natural resources more so, extractive resources must benefit every Ugandan especially the local communities where oil, gas and minerals are located. To this end the environment and land rights of such communities should be protected, in addition the generated revenues should be properly collected and utilised in a transparent and accountable manner for the benefit of the current and future generations. We therefore advocate for systems, practices and laws that mandate the disclosure of extractive revenues. Civic competences are critical for continued engagement of people in positions of authority and participation in policy formulation. ANARDE theref

Advocacy Through Filming and Screening Uganda (AFSU) has found video advocacy to be most effective when used hand-in-hand with other advocacy tools such as litigation, research, organizing, and monitoring. While these techniques are essential to secure Non-government Organization accountability, video can serve as a powerful complement to more traditional methods, and AFSU ‘ experience proves that it substantially magnifies the impact of our fellow partners ‘ advocacy. Moreover, powerful images and stories have an unrivaled candid authority that can help prompt awareness, concern, and action. Video advocacy is not about using video primarily for publicity or as an educational or training tool. It requires setting specific objectives, identifying target audiences, and developing a strategic plan for production and distribution to ensure the video has impact as a specific tactic within a broader advocacy strategy. Video advocacy is increasingly used by NGOs and individual advocates

Water Education WASH clubs have been formed in schools to oversee the implementation WASH related activities and planting a tree seedling per child. Participatory education through workshops, music dance and drama, exchange visits; competitions (essay writing, are used to stimulate the thinking of the children and community members. This is augmented by practical / simple exercises for children practiced both at school and at home AWEC facilitates community dialogues where environmental considerations are incorporated into all development. Sanitation Hygiene and Health Sanitation Hygiene and Health Education is globally recognized as a key intervention to promote children’s right to health and clean environment and to influence a generational change in health promotion behavior and attitudes. It is also appreciated that not only the quality of teaching but also the environment, especially the availability of safe drinking water and sanitation together with good hygiene practic

ADVOCATE FOR YOUTH, a youth centered international non-governmental organization registered in Uganda under section 16(1) of companies Act, Republic of Uganda, with registration number 185851 dated 11 July 2014 with its registered address at 2nd floor in Buddu House, plot Number 58, Bombo Road, Kampala, Uganda and having its regional head office in Accra, Ghana. AFY is committed to complementing the education of young people in schools; developing and sustaining their interest in development processes regarding health, employment, migration and education among other socially relevant interventions; and increasing their ownership of such processes. AFY is committed to complementing the education of young people in schools; AFY ultimate aim is to engender an effective dialogue among this demographic group as well as include them in actions and relationships with the state institutions responsible for their welfare, in order to empower the otherwise somewhat idle and seemingly exc

The Advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE) is an independent public policy research and advocacy Think Tank based in Uganda, working in the East and Southern Africa sub-regions on a wide range of public policy issues. Our core business is policy research and analysis, policy outreach and capacity building. Since the organisation was formed 19 years ago, ACODE has emerged as one of the leading regional public policy Think Tanks in Sub-Saharan African. ACODE has been recognised among the Top-100 Think Tanks worldwide by the University of Pennsylvania's 2017 Global-Go-To Think Tank Index Report.

As a non-partisan and independent organisation, ACODE does not align with any political party or political organisation. However, given the direct relationship between development policy and politics, we believe that our work is political and it must stand for certain political causes of a bi-partisan nature. Such causes are legitimate issues of research interest

Acheru: Afaayo (Luganda for He cares) Child Health Education and Rehabilitation Unit. Based at Kabembe in Uganda, funded by Africare. Locating, assessing and treating children with severe disabilities, and giving them and their families hope for the future. The more help we get, the more children we can treat. We go to great lengths to find those children in greatest need. The website is intended to give you some idea of the work undertaken. We guarantee that every gift received is used totally for the work in Uganda, with no deductions whatsoever.

Africa 2000 Network -Uganda is a local Non-Governmental organization that was conceived in 1986 at the United Nations (UN) General Assembly Special Session on the Critical economic Situation in Africa. Later in 1990, the idea developed into a United Nations Development Program that was implemented in 13 African Countries supporting community based projects aimed at environmental protection and promotion of ecologically sustainable development for improved livelihoods.

THE CRISIS OF DISCERNMENT IN AFRICA Cultic groups are multiplying and growing throughout Africa. Indigenous sects and extremist charismatic groups are operating almost unchecked—and doing tremendous harm. Making matters worse, a majority of pastors are severely underinformed and underequipped for the task of discernment and defending their flocks. Most Christians in Africa don't know where to turn for help in defending their faith. Indeed, most countries have no single source or reference point on cults, aberrant Christian movements, and non-Christian religions—no credible Christian agency to provide them with reliable facts, balanced biblical assessments, or evangelistic strategies. OUR RESPONSE TO THIS CHALLENGE By God's grace, we've established Africa Centre for Apologetics Research to respond to the challenge of cults and aberrant Christian movements. ACFAR is providing Christians with the resources and training they need to effectively defend their faith and reach out to

The African Centre for Media Excellence is a Kampala-based independent, non-profit professional organisation that is committed to excellence in journalism and mass communication in Africa. ACME’s main goal is to make the media a more effective platform for the provision of information on public affairs, a tool for monitoring official power, and a forum for vibrant public debate. ACME has a unique approach to continuing training and education. Instead of one-off workshops, which are common in the East African region, ACME employs a long-term approach in which practical training workshops are complemented by mentoring and coaching over several months. Vision To become Africa’s leading independent media and communication support organisation. Mission To inspire journalists to seek and achieve professional excellence. To help make our news media more reliable and credible sources of information, effective watchdogs and vibrant forums for public debate.

Our Vision: “A vibrant society promoting human rights and sustainable development.” Our Mission: To promote trade among vulnerable communities by influencing policy through research, advocacy and capacity building. Our Values: Justice for all Dignity for all Accountability and Transparency, and Integrity Through all our interventions, ACTADE’s strategic goal is to realize “Increased participation of vulnerable communities in trade and development.”

​Africa CDC strengthens the capacity and capability of Africa’s public health institutions as well as partnerships to detect and respond quickly and effectively to disease threats and outbreaks, based on data-driven interventions and programmes.

Our Vision and Mission Vision: Equalisation of opportunities, social integration and rehabilitation of people with disabilities in Africa. Mission: CAN exists to promote access to appropriate information on disability and development for all people in Africa

AFMC is anon governmental organisation working to build a prosperous rural Africa. We help farmers to increase their harvests, build their incomes and sustain natural resources, partnering with governments and the private sector to find effective ways to fight poverty. We work closely with local communities, who actively participate in all the decisions about our work. Typically, our staff are from the local area, can speak the local language and have a deep understanding of the local context.

Africa Freedom of Information Centre (AFIC) is a pan-African NGO and resource centre that promotes the right of access to information through comparative research, coordinating regional advocacy, facilitating information-sharing and capacity building Project Title: Improving social service delivery to citizens through open contracting in Uganda Brief Description: The focus is on advocacy for transparency and accountability in the national procurement and contract management processes leading to plugging of current financial leakages, especially in the capital/infrastructure development sector. They will do this through facilitating processes that enhance the effective implementation of the access to information laws in the advancement of disclosure of procurement data, public participation and feedbacks which are the 3 pillars of open contracting is recognised.

The African Youth Initiative Network (AYINET), Uganda Chapter was founded in 2005 and is based in Lira, Uganda. AYINET is an independent national not-for-profit organization, registered with the national board of the Non Governmental Organization in Uganda at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the Lira District Local Government. AYINET is governed by a Board of Directors (BoD), whose roles include provision of AYINET’s monitoring and oversight performance. AYINET is a neutral, objective and secular organization. Our staffing is composed of men and women with formal educations and in-depth training. AYINET has a clinical and counseling unit, finance department, project officers and community-based officers and volunteers. Read more about our staff members here. AYINET is working countrywide from our head office in Lira Northern Uganda. AYINET receives funds from national and international donors, United Nations, private sector foundations and individuals. Also, we partner wi

Africa Life Youth Foundation is dedicated to training up the next generation of leaders. Equipping other youth groups and leaders around Uganda and East Africa with tools that will enable them to train youth in their areas. Africa Life youth Foundation hosts large evangelistic events, making united stands for righteousness, seeing young people impacted with the Gospel and making decisions for Jesus Christ.

There are over 1.5 Billion young people between the ages of 10 and 24 living in the world today. This represents the largest youth cohort in history, with roughly 89% of them residing in undeveloped countries. Young people make up well over half of the national population in many countries. It is a large group — and it’s growing!

Despite their sizable presence, young people are a surprisingly under served and under engaged demographic. Young people increasingly face challenges that are universal — few opportunities to contribute to their community

We are an NGO Human Rights Organization located along Nsambya Ggaba Rd. We help and support refugees through awareness raising, capacity building, lobby & advocating, protection and rehabilitation. The organization addresses the short and long terms needs of the victims of human rights violations and refugees through counselling, capacity development and creating employment opportunities.

Our vision A world in which everyone works together to strengthen the resilience of people most at risk and prevent hazards from becoming disasters. Our values GNDR members believe that we can achieve more by working together. By undertaking joint actions and providing mutual support, we can achieve shared objectives and reach common goals. We share core values that bind us together: Trust and openness to listen, share and learn from one another that enables us to build consensus and mutual understanding Transparency and mutual accountability Equity and respect for diverse identities, needs and perspectives Commitment to work together in a collaborative, inclusive and participatory manner Interaction between our members, the Secretariat, and regionally-representative Global Board members is guided by these shared values.

Our Vision To see Christ-like people renewing society Our Mission To renew Africa through the gospel of Jesus Christ and the local church by embracing children, equipping leaders, and empowering communities

What We Do We don’t just build infrastructure, we empower whole communities – pupils, teachers and parents – to transform government and community schools into thriving learning environments that build brighter, better futures.

Background Formed in 2008, the AfricaWide movement for Children(AMC) is aPan African Civil Society Organisation providing a continental platform for child focussed NGOs, development agencies and individuals to collectively work on initiatives for te protection and development of Africa's Children. Guided by principles rooted in the United Nations Convention (UNCRC) and the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child(ACRWC), AMC aims to inspire African and International efforts to secure te most importrant resources for Africa's future - its children and young people.

African Bible University is a unique institution of higher learning in Uganda. For around 40 years now, we have been transforming lives by providing a biblically-based education that is designed not only to inform the mind, but also to tranform the heart because "the heart of the problem is the problem of the heart." We give our students remarkable skills and training in the areas of church, Business, Education, Communications and government. We have three campuses in Liberia, Malawi and Uganda.

Registered non-profit in Uganda in 2005, ACEM is committed to providing medical care, clean water and funding the needs of orphaned school children so that they find their place in this country and in the world as well as compliment the development of leadership and organizational abilities of the church.

AfricanDefenders (the Pan-African Human Rights Defenders Network) is a network of five African sub-regional organisations, dedicated to the promotion and protection of human rights defenders (HRDs) across the African continent.

ADI believes that the best way to build a stronger Africa is to foster future African leaders from diverse backgrounds. We provide our talented and motivated students with the skills, education and resources they need to become leaders in their own communities, creating a cycle of success. Our vision is a world in which every disadvantaged child has the opportunity to fulfill their academic and leadership potential.

African Enterprise has been evangelising the cities of Africa through mission in Word and Deed in partnership with local churches for over 50 years! We’ve only just begun… Our passion to proclaim the Gospel is carried out primarily through evangelistic outreaches, or ‘missions’ , in the major cities of Africa. We believe that all people – from street children to presidents – need to hear and be changed by the Gospel!

The leadership structure of AFMC is composed of the following: BOARD OF GOVERNORS The board of governors is the supreme authority of the AFMC. It is made up of the official representatives of the entire membership of the AFMC. It is currently lead by an interim Chairperson His Eminence Shaban Ramadan Mubajje, Mufti of the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council. His Eminence Shaban Ramadan Mubajje EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AFMC also comprises an executive committee made up of; • Finance committee • African women’s consultative committee • African youth consultative committee BOT Board of Trustees are members appointed by BOG from within member states to support AFMC.

Consideration of the human resources for health strategies identified in the study by ... Uganda is one of the 57 countries listed as having a human resources ... As is common in other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa

AIRD AS I SEE IT by Mr. Menna Tewahade - Founding Member We Africans are great storytellers. We like to say “once upon a time” or “when we started this so many years back”. It gives us an aura of wisdom. We expect our people to give us a standing ovation. Picture an old African freedom fighter with his whiskers in his left hand and his cane on his right accepting accolade of his people. I am, being a true son of Africa, not any different from that old freedom fighter. Be patient with me when I tell you the story of AIRD. AIRD was established as a reaction to some thinking that Africans always need leadership from outside even to help themselves or come to the rescue of their own kind when mother nature shows them her other sides.

The Africa Innovations Institute (AfrII) is a not-for-profit, non-governmental center of excellence in agricultural innovations. Established in 2005, AfrII undertakes research and innovations development on agriculture and food systems to ensure sustainable increase in smallholder farmers’ income, food and nutrition security as well as environmental sustainability in Eastern and Central Africa. The Institute brings together leading experts in agriculture, nutrition, and food systems; networks and forges SMART partnerships with many African, European and American institutions in implementing its programs; and works with public, private, civil society, philanthropic and funding organizations.

Mission Statement To reach, mobilize and empower vulnerable and marginalized communities in Africa through capacity building and advocacy for sustainable development.

ADVANCING PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE Africa Defection Cycle Expertise Defection Messaging Content and Infrastructure Holistic Reintegration Civil-Military Collaboration Community-led DDRRR Education and Exchanges Access to Information on Citizen Rights Community-centered CVE Grassroots Peace Structures Community Engagement PROMOTING SAFE MIGRATION AND DISPLACEMENT Peaceful Co-existence between Refugees and Host Communities Natural resource management Employment Dispute Resolution Mechanisms Trust and Goodwill Prevention of trafficking in Persons Access to information Research and Policy Advocacy.

AWF partners with cybersecurity and intelligence expert Irdeto to identify and investigate the online sale of illegal wildlife parts, as well as to provide forensic data for local law enforcement officials to track down criminals.

African Women and Youth Action for Development (AWYAD) is a Non-Government Organization (NGO) founded by Christians with a deep concern for vulnerable youth and women in Uganda, South Sudan, Kenya and Tanzania in the East African Region, living in abject poverty and whose voices cannot be heard. AWYAD was established 2010, by Christians with a passion to support vulnerable youth and women groups in various parts of the region, where 78% of youth are enslaved in the war of want, unintended self-torture, unproductiveness, crime, hunger and stress due to poverty as a result of joblessness and hopelessness. Over 70% of women in many rural communities live through untold suffering caused by horror of poverty associated with cultural and economic injustices such as discrimination and unpaid labour which is both on and off farm. During emergencies like sever famine and hunger and displacement, women and children suffer most from the consequences of the disaster. In order to overcome th

Introduction African Women and Youth Action for Development (AWYAD) is a Non-Government Organization (NGO) founded by Christians with a deep concern for vulnerable youth and women in Uganda, South Sudan, Kenya and Tanzania in the East African Region, living in abject poverty and whose voices cannot be heard. AWYAD was established 2010, by Christians with a passion to support vulnerable youth and women groups in various parts of the region, where 78% of youth are enslaved in the war of want, unintended self-torture, unproductiveness, crime, hunger and stress due to poverty as a result of joblessness and hopelessness. Over 70% of women in many rural communities live through untold suffering caused by horror of poverty associated with cultural and economic injustices such as discrimination and unpaid labour which is both on and off farm. During emergencies like sever famine and hunger and displacement, women and children suffer most from the consequences of the disaster. In order

African Women Rising, a small nonprofit with big impact, was launched in 2006 in Santa Barbara and Uganda to empower women after War by providing technical skills and support for success via education, agriculture, and microfinance training. African Women Rising works in partnership with community-based groups to improve the lives of women in post-conflict areas of Africa. Rooted in the conviction that women should be active stakeholders in defining their own development strategies, African Women Rising builds on initiatives that the women themselves have started. Not only do women carry the heaviest post-conflict burden, they are central to the daily work of repairing fractured communities. When women are actively involved in decision-making, be it post-war reconstruction or small-scale civic action, their voices ensure that vital societal priorities are upheld

AWEPON was created thanks to All Africa Conference of Churches (AACC) Women´s Desk (ecumenical community representing over 120 million Christians in 39 countries in Africa) who initiated its Works on the impact of economic policies on women. The founding principle of the network is the fact that women have the fundamental right to shape economic policies affecting their lives. This principle is still guiding the path taken by AWEPON for research, analysis and promotion of economic justice, thus an attempt is made to train women, so that they will be able to directly participate in the decision making process on economic policy and on the debates at different forum at a national, regional or world level. Objectives: - To be an analysis, debate and diffusion forum on present economic policies. - To strengthen, through training and research, specially the capacity of African women in rural areas to exert political pressure and influence. - To function as a link for groups, netwo

Africans Teaching Africans Bible Training 2Tim 2:2 “and what you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses entrust to faithful men Currently there are many thousands of men and women in Africa who are serving as pastors with little or no Bible training. These sincere pastors need training to be able to teach and preach faithfully from the Bible. We recognize that these pastors will continue to serve even if they are never trained. The purpose of Africans Teaching Africans is to train these pastors where they live, regardless of any money or education they lack. ATA is mostly concerned with teaching pastors and church leaders who are unqualified and unable to go to Bible College. Additionally, there is a great hunger all over Africa for learning the Bible. Africans Teaching Africans is not just for pastors; it is also for any person desiring to learn God’s Word. It is currently being taught to many members of churches, in prisons, and in S

Africare began operations in Uganda in 1979. From 1979 until 1982 Africare provided development support despite the lack of an office in the country, and Africare/Uganda established its office in 1996. Over its history, Africare/Uganda has invested in communities through projects addressing… Agriculture & Food Security Education HIV & AIDS Infrastructure Development Malaria Nutrition Orphans and Vulnerable Children Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Women’s Empowerment

Empowering women in fighting poverty and gender based violence, giving them hope and assurance for their stand tomorrow. together with strengthening them to stand and bring out the potential in them for a better tomorrow.

Our organization was birthed out of a strong desire to touch lives in Jesus’ name. We began taking teams to Uganda in 2002. For the first seven years, we ministered in schools, in sponsorship projects, deep in villages and in orphanages throughout the country. In 2009, we started ministering solely at a specific orphanage in Bukerere. In 2017, God placed a burden on our hearts to expand our reach to the surrounding community and beyond. This ministry was developed with the focus of rescuing the most vulnerable and forgotten children of Uganda. From the beginning, this ministry has been driven and funded entirely by donors and sponsors. We believe finding a sponsor for one child has the power to change the entire family! We knew that as we connected people who had a heart to help with those who were in need, God was going to do something spectacular. We have seen that God uses His people as loving channels to bring His divine resources to meet human needs. What an incred

Agape of Hope is an indigenous non-governmental and not for profit making organization founded in 2005 and registered with Ministry of internal affairs under the Non- Governmental Organizations Board with a certificate of registration and incorporation number S.5914/9837. Agape of Hope was founded with an aim of equipping young women victims of economic and social forces with information and knowledge of reproductive health and human rights to enhance their capacity to become responsible citizens. Agape of Hope helps to improve the lives of young women by empowering them with knowledge and skills for self-reliance.The beneficiaries are adolescents girls, young mothers, school drop-outs, maids, young women with disabilities and orphans.

Age Care Development (ACD) - Uganda started 2002 with a 98 year old man who later died at the age of 102 he had no one to look after him after his wife and children died with HIV/AIDS. Afterwards many women and men came up with an idea of starting it that lost their children in various circumstances like War, Malaria, Landslides, Road accidents and HIV/AIDS. These elderly never get any benefits from the Government like NSSF because others never had jobs to save for their future. This organization is fully registered with Kyenjojo at the district local Government council level with Reg. No. 00942. Many aged persons have orphans and other dependants to cater for. Most orphans who lost their parents as talked above they are left to the grandparents to bring them up. This is a burden to the old woman!! It is on that background that Age Care group was formed to help these people’s survival to continue earning a living by for example making crafts for sale to raise funds to care for orph

AFIRD was founded in 1997 by a group of professionals who realized the need for an integrated approach to rural development and brought their experiences together to develop the country. It was registered as an NGO in 1998 under registration No: S 5914/2404 and Certificate No: 2222. It is authorized to operate in all parts of Uganda. Assets AFIRD has a fully furnished office in Nkoowe 13 miles along Kampala-Hoima road with a courtyard that serves as a seed multiplication facility and demonstration for small space farming.

We go the last mile: ACTED’s mission is to save lives and support people in meeting their needs in hard to reach areas. ACTED develops and implements programs that target the most vulnerable amongst populations that have suffered from conflict, natural disaster, or socio-economic hardship. ACTED’s approach looks beyond the immediate emergency towards opportunities for longer term livelihoods reconstruction and sustainable development. Our mandate Independent, private and non-profit, ACTED respects a strict political and religious impartiality, and operates following principles of non-discrimination, transparency, according to its core values: responsibility, impact, enterprising-spirit and inspiration. ACTED is committed to immediate humanitarian relief to support those in urgent need and protect people’s dignity, while co-creating longer term opportunities for sustainable growth and fulfilling people’s potential. ACTED endeavors to respond to humanitarian crises and build re

Located an hour away from Uganda’s bustling capital of Kampala, Aggie’s Baby Home (ABH) was founded in 2009 by Agnes Lubega of Love Works International in Uganda and Claudia Porter of Torchgrab Ministries/Torch Life Church in the USA. Since opening, Aggie’s Baby Home has been dedicated to rescuing and caring for the abandoned babies of Uganda. ABH has at present rescued over 60 babies. Children are nurtured and loved while ABH works to find caring families locally and abroad. The home is changing lives one child at a time, giving them a hope, a home, and a future.

AIVI priorities field of work areas: ◾Education and vocational trainings for youths in Northern Uganda. Currently, AIVI offer non-formal trainings to the disadvantage youths in the fields of Agriculture; Brick laying and concrete practice; Carpentry and joinery. The course duration is between three to six Months ◾Promoting modern farming methods and environmental conservation through good practice of farming and value addition to increase profitability of the youths and local communities in Northern Uganda. ◾Business and enterprise development. Business information centre act as a hub were youths and local communities can access market and business information and display their product for marketing. ◾Knowledge/information dissemination ◾Policy and external relations lobbing and advocacy and ◾Commercial income generation

Our vision Working with Ugandan Farmers, improving yields, improving profits, improving lives In the UK we trade under under our Rwenzori Coffee Company brand

Value Chain Development The ABI Development strategy supports market-driven enterprises using a value chain approach for specific commodity groups (sub sectors) where six value chains are being supported. These include: maize; pulses, coffee, oilseeds, Horticulture and Dairy. Both technical and financial support is extended to actors for improved efficiency, effectiveness and competitiveness. VCD supports those aspects that alleviate obstacles which would hinder the smooth flow of produce from production to the final consumers.

Agriculture, Environment and Livelihoods (AGRENES) is a biodiversity conservation and protection advocacy Non-Governmental Organization registered under the laws of Uganda (reg no S.5914/12518) not for gain incorporated in 2017. Uganda is the “Pearl of Africa” and home of tens of thousand of bird species, wild animals, tree species and source of the longest river in the world that support lives along the course of its journey to the Mediterranean Sea. The Pearl of Africa is a gift of nature and thus a fragile ecosystem that must be protected to ensure its continuity to support livelihoods. Based in Kampala with regional offices in all parts of Uganda, AGRENES focuses on improving rural household productivity through generating ecologically sound activities. AGRENES' philosophy is based on the belief that it is possible to galvanize whole communities through social mobilization and mobilisation of communities for protection of ecosystems through social entrepreneurship training

How we work As an international specialist in cooperative development, we work by using a three-track approach. We make cooperatives bankable and create real farmer-led businesses. We improve extension services to members and enhance farmer-government dialogues. We use Agripool, our knowledge broker agency which is a unique pool of hundreds of agricultural experts from the Netherlands and other countries. Agriterra builds on the know-how and experience of experts in agribusiness. Agripool experts speak “the language of agribusiness” and work from farmer to farmer.

AgroForestry Recreation Center Uganda is a centre of scientific excellence that harnesses the benefits of trees for people and the environment in Uganda. We develop knowledge practices, from farmers’ fields and also ensure plantation security and environmental sustainability. AgroForestry Recreation Center Uganda a.k.a AFRCUg is the only institution that does statewide significant agroforestry research in and for all of the developing tropics in Uganda. Knowledge produced by AFRCUg enables government, development agencies and farmers to utilize the power of trees to make farming and livelihoods more environmentally, socially and economically sustainable at scales. As per now the agroforestry recreation center Uganda has 200 registered members who are located in different districts that is Kiboga and jinja district. In each district we have got members, we first introduce ourselves to the district headquarters and make our intentions known and later sign a memorandum of understand

AHF opened the first AHF Uganda Cares clinic in Masaka in February 2002 through a partnership with the Ugandan Ministry of Health, offering the first ever opportunity for antiretroviral treatment (ART) outside of the capital city of Kampala. AHF Uganda Cares is now one of the country’s largest providers of free HIV/AIDS treatment and care, and the program’s model was identified by the World Health Organization and UNAIDS as a best practice model for ART in 2003. Thanks to intensive support and follow-up by community-based organizations, 98% of AHF Uganda Cares patients adhere to their treatment regimens. Over time, service delivery was scaled up to now cover 15 districts, including Rakai where the first incidence of HIV was diagnosed in 1980

Who We Are Aid for Africa is a charity alliance of U.S.-based nonprofits and their African partners working to help children, families, and communities throughout Sub-Saharan Africa. Aid for Africa members are all dedicated to solving the complex, inter-related challenges facing Africa. Our members realize that, as effective as they each are on their own, they can be even more powerful when they approach Africa’s issues as a group. Together our members, with their partners on the ground in Africa, touch almost every aspect of the African community. Whether they are collecting and distributing books to school children, introducing medical strategies to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS, or identifying and supporting women’s micro-enterprise projects, Aid for Africa’s members have one thing in common—a passionate desire to help the people of Africa solve critical problems and build a better future for their children and communities. At this time, Aid for Africa is not accepting

About us We built AidStream because we could see how complex IATI was for organisations without dedicated tech support (which is most of you!). We wanted to help achieve IATI’s goals of making aid data open and transparent, and ultimately, improving outcomes and so we decided to make it as easy as possible for aid organisations to publish that very same data. AidStream simplifies the complexity associated with creating an open global standard for aid data, so that you can get on with changing the world.

AIDS Education Group for Youth (AEGY) is legally registered NGO (5914/2468) with the NGO Board Ministry of Internal affairs in Uganda. We are registered at the District level by the Kamuli District Local Government under the District Community Development Office. The organization has been in existence since 1997. We are not affiliated to any political organization or based on any religion. We are focused on health, sanitation and hygiene with much emphasis on children rights and Sexual reproductive health and rights. Supporting children grow to attain their holistic growth and support youth build skills for self-reliance.

Aim home care Uganda) is an advocacy and action centered organization championing the rights of children and women in Uganda. The organization works to see children and women live peacefully and benefit from quality education, enjoy gender violence-free generation, economic security, avoid child marriages and teenage pregnancies and prosper with access to legal information, agriculture practices, clean water, good health care and nutrition. We believe that changing long-held societal practices and traditions requires a unique approach; and working closely with local authorities to end child marriage is one of them.

A delegation of Al Maktoum Foundation, presided by Mohammed Obaid bin Ghannam, the Secretary-General of the Foundation, and membership of Hamdan Hamed Mohammed, the Cultural Counselor, inspected the operations of harvesting wheat which is carried out for the second year in a raw, during their last visit to Sudan to check the different project of the Foundation. The harvest is implemented in coordination with Rawabi Emirates Co. in the State of Nile River. The yield amounted to 122 tons of high quality wheat, which was delivered to the Islamic Dawa Organization in Khartoum to be distributed to the needy entities enlisted in the table of assistances. During the visit, the delegation met Professor Kamal Obaid, the Director-General of the International University of Africa, where they discussed the admission of the graduates of Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Schools in Africa. The Director-General of the University confirmed the ongoing accommodation of the graduates of Sheikh Hamdan bin Ra

Al Bayan Organization is a civil and human development foundation, seeking to develop the abilities of youth for their success through training courses and scientific studies in coordination with local institutions, and benefit from international experiences. Bayan’s vision is a pioneer and excellent foundation, seeks to develop personal and career skills of the community. And the main values of us are Willpower, Quality, Cooperation, Innovation Foundation goals: Preparation of excellent trainers in the field of developing personal and career skills of the people. Training young people in the area of planning, success and creativity skills, and helping them in identifying their goals and priorities in life.

Albertine Community Action on HIV/AIDS and poverty Eradication – ACAAPEA has established herself as one of the leading small scale Eco-social catalyst in transforming environmental public health management which pride in professionalism and integrity with very professionals and highly experienced management and the staffs providing impact oriented services to transform community and their environment.

At the refugee settlements where we work in Uganda, Alight hosts people from some of the most diversely populated camps in the world, with residents from DRC, Sudan, Somalia, South Sudan, Burundi, and several other countries. These settlements are abundant. The confluence of cultures makes for an energizing and creative environment, bursting with ideas. We work closely with these communities and other organizations operating within the camp, coordinating our services to meet the needs of the diverse and vibrant population.

About aLnam Our Vision Empowering transformation to the communities by bringing light which is keeping clear path to the cross Providing programs that helps the community to see the love of Jesus. Introducing Jesus to everyone in simple loving way. Helping everyone to discover his or her potential. Provide an opportunity for every one serve one another in love Encourage the Body of Christ. Produce positive societal change both locally and globally. Core Values Gods is the center of all and his love covers all. Vision-Guided – Aligning all decisions and activities to “keepthepathcleartothecross.” Christ-Centered – Revealing and sharing Christ through ministries, conferences, and crusades, etc Bible-Based – Making decisions that are grounded in Scripture. Sustainability-Focused – Acting with integrity in decisions regarding the environment, finances, and treatment of employees and volunteers Ever body matter everyon

Our Mission: Alliance for Life International (ALI) is a faith-based, educational and charitable human rights organization. We affirm,defend, and live-out the built-in and equal value and dignity of all members of the human family, from their earliest phase of development to their natural end. Our concern for human life also extends to those who reside in socially disadvantaged countries where the lack of essential medical care is a reflectiion of severe health disparities and often results in shortened lifespans. It leads us to cooperate with leaders to improve medical care. Our Vision: A culture of life in which all members of the human family enjoy legal protection and care before and after birth.

ACRE Uganda strives to improve the quality of life of the rural poor by strengthening their existing livelihood programs, initiating new activities to diversify and increase their income through modern agriculture, increase their income in the water body areas among fishing communities. To develop community owned and managed institutions to sustain their livelihood activities To develop well trained and highly capable local service providers to provide timely support to the members. To develop community based models for natural resource management in order to protect and use resources for sustainable development To work in collaboration with the government, humantarian and development partners, private partners and community based structures as part of the overall capacity building process.

Amazima is made up of people in Uganda, the United States, and around the world who work diligently to love the person God has placed right in front of them.

Every outreach of Amazima Ministries, whether education scholarship, vocational training, or medical care, is built on a biblical perspective with an emphasis on relationship and disciple-making.

Train up your Child ( Proverbs 22:6)

These statistics from the World Health Organization are a wake-up call for us all. The numbers are alarming as they stand, but it’s important to remember that each one represents someone’s child, parent, sibling, friend, or neighbor. It’s equally important to recognize that in today’s hyper-connected world, a public health threat in one part of the world can all too quickly become a public health threat everywhere in the world.

AMG is a Christian faith based Non-Governmental Organization whose core goal is to teach the word of God to destitute children both female and male and caters for their other physical needs such as Education, Health and social emotional. Colossians 1:28.

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Animal Welfare and Protection Organization (AWPO) as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) is registered by the NGO Board of Uganda Government - Registration Number: 13184. It is non-profit making, voluntary and charity based. Government policy permits Civil Society Organizations such as AWPO to perform certain functions in their respective Sectors especially where there is a gap in service delivery. Clearly, there is a gap in the recognition, appreciation of the situation and delivery of mandatory services related to: kindness to animals / animal welfare / animal wellbeing in Uganda with cruelty or abuse increasing by the day especially as commercialism picks up in the animal industry.

International Anointed Ministries (IAM) also known as Anointed Upper Room Church was founded by Pastor Steven Mutesasira on the 24th of July 1996.

To rescue, restore love and care and empowering the less privileged Another Hand To Rescue is a Christian Based and Non Profit Non Governmental Organization (NGO) founded in the year 2018. Our major aim is to rescue, rehabilitate and reconcile, Another Hand To Rescue cooperates with the Local Body and other non profit Organizations to extend our services. Since our initial start our projects have impacted a big number of youth, women, children and elders, through empowerment programs and mass sensitization on dangers of Drug Addiction and HIV?AIDS disaster. We provide educational opportunities to Children and we hope to expand this projects through your support.

ADOVIC is a woman led organization that was started by six members with a vision to have families living harmoniously without domestic violence. It started in 2012 as a community based organization in memory of those who were abused, battered, and murdered by the very people who were supposed to love, cherish and protect them. and is now a fully established non government organization authorized to operate country wide, with a secretariat in Jinja and focuses on five program areas:

The Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda (ACCU) was formed in January 1999 and later formally registered as an NGO under the NGO Statute in 2003. The organisation brings together like-minded entities and individual actors whose preoccupation is publicizing, exposing and advocating for curbing corruption in Uganda. ACCU provides a forum through which these actors can enhance their capacities in the fight against corruption as one strong voice and force that can effectively engage Government on issues of corruption. Regional Anti-Corruption Coalitions (RACCs) bring geographical diversity as they are spread throughout the country. This ensures that ACCU is present on the ground and in touch with the grassroots communities. Its governance is constituted by a coalition of members who meet regularly during Annual General Meetings to which an elected Board of Directors account. Vision: “A transparent and corruption free society” Mission: “To empower citizens to actively and sustainably dema

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We have several conferences in different parts of Europe and worldwide. You are very welcome to join us!

ARISE AFRICA INTERNATIONAL began 1998 under the leadership of Rev. Godfrey Wanamitsa. We began with little money and few resources, but big vision. God blessed, and today Arise Africa has over 140 employees, over 250 churches, partners from all over the world, and more projects than we can enumerate in this small paragraph. Through the years, the strategy has changed but the vision and mission have remained the same OUR VISION All people can be saved if they believe in Christ Jesus our Lord (1John3:16, 1Timothy 2:1-4) OUR MISSION We exist to preach the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ to all people by all means. We exist to establish New Testament churches. We exist to help planted New Testament churches to grow a) To be like Christ. b) To be Self Propagating. c) To be Self Theologizing. d) To be Self Sustaining. OUR CORE VALUES Loving God, His word and all people. (Mark 12:30-31) Walking in Ob

We have a bold approach: graduating healthy, educated, empowered and employed young adults from our program so they can achieve the goal of breaking the cycle of poverty. Our Vision Providing orphaned children with the support they need to attain a basic education, health care and skill so they can grow into responsible citizens. Some of the children in the organization are rescued/identified as infants living with relatives who can hardly support themselves

Our Vision To provide life skills and staff training to at-risk youth and the adults who care for them. We enable youths to achieve their highest potential as law abiding citizens through ARISE group sessions conducted by well trained, caring ARISE Facilitators. Our Goal An appropriate, interdenominational service provider to At Risk youths in Uganda which can be extended to and or adopted by regions beyond the borders regardless of race, culture, religion or any other reason. Our Mission ARISE’s mission is to provide young men and women with the tools they need to survive, succeed, and become super-productive members of the society. To reach out to populations in various situations due to natural, occupational, and or otherwise, with training, guidance, counselling and supply of relevant materials pursuant to our goal. Core Values Integrity and truthfulness, Moral & Work Ethics, Transparency & Accountability.

Arise Foundation of Uganda is a non profit, registered non-governmental Christian organization based in Uganda East Africa. It is located in its new home (headquarters) in Makindye Kampala Uganda. It was founded on the core christian values. ARISE Foundation USA (not affiliated with ARISE Uganda) is assisting ARISE Foundation Uganda by providing its life skills curricula at no charge for use with former child warriors and other deprived children in Uganda. Their goal is an appropriate, inter-denominational service provider to undeserved populations in Uganda which can be extended to and or adopted by regions beyond the borders regardless of race, culture, religion or any other reason. ARISE Foundation USA has provided its life-skills curricula and staff training DVD at no charge to ARISE Foundation of Uganda for use with at-risk youth and orphans. Brother Jude Nyanzi is the executive director, and we look forward to a long and fruitful relationship with our brothers and sister

VISION Our goal is to bring the practical reality of God into people's life. DOCTRINE STANDARD

Welcome to Ark Of God's Covenant Ministries We firmly believe in God's word. Now come worship with us. We welcome you to the official website of Ark Of God Covenant Ministries. I pray God's divine blessings on you as you use this platform. Ark of God’s Covenant Ministry (AGCOM) came about through a revelation. I am Apostle John Chi. When God called me by his grace and used his servant Prophet TB Joshua to anoint me and entrusted the light of the Word in me, I was overwhelmed by this grace. But, I had this burden in my heart to take this light to my people. In my supplication to God about his vision, I experienced a remarkable encounter with the Lord Jesus Christ on the 2nd week of July 2013. The people of old carried the Ark of God’s Covenant with them everywhere they went even into battles. Today, we carry the Ark in our hearts.

Arms Around Africa Foundation (AAAF) is a Pan-African non-profit social development organization. It follows a holistic program to nurture and hone talents and skills of disadvantaged children, youth and women from very diverse backgrounds and improve on family livelihoods in slums of disadvantaged communities from across Africa. We are dedicated to rescuing vulnerable children and rehabilitating them through talent promotion, health care, education, and grooming them into useful members of the community. Arms Around Africa Foundation (AAAF) is currently running four Flagship projects and programs and these include; Happy Children Mobile Center, Educational / Resource centers, a Medical center and a Cultural Center (Makindye Cultural Center). Other partnership projects being undertaken include; Women Savings Initiatives, Farmers groups, Vocational training and Vegetable gardens (Urban Farming) to support the centers.

We Serve Society by Strengthening the Individual "The Art of Living is more of a principle, a philosophy of living life to its fullest. It is more a movement than an organization. Its core value is to find peace within oneself and to unite people in our society – of different cultures, traditions, religions, nationalities; and thus reminding us all that we have one goal to uplift human life everywhere."

Ashah Razyn Foundation (ARF) is a Non Governmental Organization that was established to promote quality legal assistance to indigent and vulnerable people as well as advocate for the human rights of minorities. ARF seeks to make public justice systems work for victims of abuse and oppression who urgently need to benefit from the rule of law. We fight for the restoration and non-abuse of human rights ranging from Civic rights, political, socio- economic rights. We work towards citizens benefiting from states obligations to fulfill, to respect and to protect its citizens towards enjoying their human rights. ARF also works to transform the socio-economic conditions of rural communities in Uganda. Currently, our programs are designed to be sustainable so as to achieve the development impact. It’s a membership organisation with a purpose of promoting human rights, Access to justice and rule of law in. Virtually, the founder aimed at creating a unified voice to challenge the marginalized pe

Our Philosophy The charitable support from the public enable us to provide educational support and emotional care to orphaned students*. We strive to spread this compassionate work all around the globe, and to create a world free from threats to human dignity. *Defined by Ashinaga as students who have lost one or both parents, or who have at least one parent with a severe disability. Our Mission We provide comprehensive support and education to orphaned students so that may become compassionate citizens of the world who have the determination and ability to contribute to the betterment of humankind. Our Vision Ashinaga envisions a world in which: All orphaned young people have equal access to education. All orphaned young people are provided with emotional support. Orphaned young people come together and support each other, forming a bond that extends across borders.

Our Vision and Mission Asifiwe is a ministry that exists to care for Africa’s most vulnerable children who in return will become productive citizens and will rebuild the foundations of their societies that have been destroyed.We believe that the love of Christ is able to transform their lives and heal the pain of their past. We believe that Jesus will raise them up to become young men and women who will change their society and break the cycle of poverty and hopelessness. ASIFIWE is a voluntary, non-profit making organization. OUR VISION Raise and nurture the lives of children, young men and women to become godly and competent citizens who will rebuild the foundation of their society that has been destroyed. OUR MISSION Provide care for the orphaned and vulnerable children, young men and women of Africa

Assist International continues to send aid, monitor equipment and carry on with our mission to assist the vulnerable during this COVID-19 crisis. We are limiting staff and volunteers in our offices and suspending international travel over the next weeks in compliance with regional government requirements. We are working closely with our in-country staff and partners to move programs forward. Our partner orphan villages are especially impacted by this crisis and in need of additional support. We hope you, your family and friends are safe and taking precautions to stay well and healthy!

Assistance Vulnerability Elderly and Children International – AVEC International is a registered non- governmental organisation (Reg no. 10561). With its head office in Kampala, St. Apollo Kivebulaya Church of Uganda, Kitebi Lubaga Division opposite Muteesa II Royal Stadium Wankulukuku, Kampala. It was started in April 2013 by a group of Social Workers motivated by the social work principle of restoring the social functioning and improvement of the quality of life and wellbeing of individuals, groups and communities in Uganda and the world at large. Initial assessment meant to identify key local problems and conditions of the elderly and vulnerable children was carried out in Mityana, Wakiso, Kayunga, Gulu, Kamuli and Kampala districts of Uganda in early 2013. This provided basis for evidence-based decision making process as a fundamental principle upon which the organization was formed and operates. Our Mission: To wholly transform the lives of elderly people and vulnerab

Association of Financial Cooperative Professionals (AFCPU) responding to the need of quality Leadership, Governance, Management and policy compliancy issues facing the cooperatives in Uganda.

G. K. Karugu reporting for UNESCO (1988) reports that a Mission on Education was set up to investigate the state of Special Education services in Uganda between 1987/1988. He says that it was recommended among others that Uganda should embark on training Special Education Teachers following the urgent need that was identified then. In response, training of teachers offering Special Education was started at the Institute of Teacher Education Kyambogo (ITEK) in September 1988. The department at ITEK later developed into Uganda National Institute of Special Education (UNISE) which was established with the help of the Government of Denmark. UNISE in 1992 joined other two institutions ie Uganda Polytechnic – Kyambogo (UPK) and Institute of teacher Education -Kyambogo to form what is current Kyambogo University. Since then, Special Needs Education teachers have been trained by Kyambogo University and of late a few other Institutions in the country to an approximate number of 12,000 teach

Education is a cornerstone of our program. At Atin Afrika, we have a teacher who runs our informal education program. Our intention is to spark the child’s interest in education, build foundational skills and to assess the childs grade level before being taken back to school. This is done before resettlement of the child. Lack of access to education is one of the leading push factors that result in children turning to street life. We sponsor resettled children in education; a key factor in the success of the Atin Afrika model.

Our Vision The Auschwitz Institute for the Prevention of Genocide and Mass Atrocities is building a world that prevents genocide and other mass atrocities. Our Mission Through education, training, and technical assistance, we support States to develop or strengthen policies and practices for the prevention of genocide and other mass atrocities. We also encourage and support the cooperation of States through regional and international networks to advance prevention.

The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) is the national regulator of charities. The ACNC was established in December 2012 to achieve the following objects: maintain, protect and enhance public trust and confidence in the Australian not-for-profit sector support and sustain a robust, vibrant, independent and innovative not-for-profit sector promote the reduction of unnecessary regulatory obligations on the sector. The ACNC is led by Commissioner Hon Dr Gary Johns and a strong leadership team. The ACNC Commissioner's position is established by section 110-5 of the ACNC Act.

We’re a UK-based charity that has been providing accurate and trusted information about HIV and sexual health worldwide for over 30 years. We want people to be able to protect themselves and others from HIV and to have happy and healthy sex lives. We contribute to the social and individual change to help this happen. In 2018-19 we reached 20.7 million people through our education website Avert.org, social media outreach, digital projects and other civil society partnerships.

How Awinjo House Was Started In 2007, Papa Ken had severe malaria and was admitted to a clinic for two days. It was there that he met Awinjo Joyce. This girl was 16 years old and full height, but only weighed 67 pounds. She was saved and sang in her church choir, but her stomach was bloated and lumpy. Papa Ken took took her for an ultrasound, and was with her when the doctor found large masses in her abdomen that were affecting her liver, kidneys, and spleen. The doctor was positive that it was lymphoma. For the next week Papa Ken took Awinjo and her mother to various doctors and labs for tests, and the best diagnosis was advanced lymphoma, which is cancer in the lymph system. The treatment is chemotherapy, which Awinjo could not survive in her weakened condition, and no one could afford it anyway. She was born out of wedlock and her father abandoned the situation. Her mother then got married to another man who sent Awinjo to live with her grandmother. She had been staying with t

BABA YANGU FOUNDATION is a christian faith based non-profit organization that is passionate about empowering lives and reaching out to the hurting world and influencing the world with the great work and message our LORD Jesus Christ. ​ BABA YANGU FOUNDATION: was founded in 2010 and is a registered organization in Uganda. BABA YANGU FOUNDATION UK fund raises for BABA YANGU FOUNDATION UGANDA. The Organization has been expanding continuously in terms of social Development services and It has worked for the promotion of sustainable, equitable and participatory development, social welfare and social justice. This is majorly done through music dance and drama, counseling sessions, rehabilitation programs, preaching, video casts, and HIV/AIDS preventive and educational programs, youth camps among others.Our memberships comprise of volunteers and missionaries from various Christian background, walks of life and professions.

About Babuka Development Trust Uganda Established in January 2011, BUDETU works in the districts of Mukono, Mbale, Bulambuli, Kapchorwa, Manafwa, Bukedea, Budaka and Sironko. Vision: A Wealthier, Healthier, local community on Sustainable basis. Mission: To support local communities to identify, mobilise, utilise, develop and manage the local resources on a sustainable basis. This is done through; Environment and natural resources management (agro-forestry, soil and water management, environment education and planning, skills development) quality education and skills development HIV/AIDS control and impact mitigation Orphans, vulnerable and other needy children support Climate change mitigation and adaptation

Back to Eden Ministries is based in Kampala, Uganda’s capital city, East Africa. Back to Eden Ministries started as a passion to care for orphaned and destitute children. Later it was discovered that the sole cause of orphans and destitute children were weak family foundation. Some families had gone through unique suffering as a result of prevalent civil strife, wars and AIDS. After all these many families started picking up stones to put the family together once again without adequate Godly counsel. Further research revealed that cultural practices and bondage like polygamy, payment of dowry and many other marriage rituals. This gave the family a very weak foundation upon which its values were founded. Back to Eden Ministries was born with the sole aim of re injecting Godly Values in to the family so that the family would have a strong foundation upon which Children would have a fertile environment to grow from and also attain proper nurturing thereby constitutin

In 1917 Anton and Viola Andersen boarded the ship The City of Calcutta to plant their lives in Africa for the sake of the Gospel. Through more than forty years of ministry, thousands came to Christ. In 1955 the Andersen's son Fred, a student at Tennessee Temple, impressed upon Dr. Lee Roberson the need for helpers in the Belgian Congo. In response Dr. Roberson, along with nine other pastors, organized the Southern wing of the Congo Gospel Mission. When the Congo closed in 1960 because of revolution, Dr. Roberson made the motion that the Mission be enlarged to embrace the world. That led to the formation of Baptist International Missions on June 28, 1960. Since 1960 BIMI has extended its ministries into 100 fields around the world. With one thousand missionaries the Mission continues to assist local churches with their efforts to fulfill the Great Commission.

We will be working alongside another experienced Missionary family. We will assist in church planting, training national pastors, and evangelism.

Over fifty years ago, Dr. Tom Malone began to publish The Baptist Vision. His purpose was to publish a complete sermon that could be used by a preacher and also used as a tool to win the lost to Christ. He also wanted to provide a report on the growth of the church he pastored in Pontiac, Michigan, as the Lord was using that ministry to see tens of thousands saved. Generations of pastors and laymen have been encouraged, instructed, and challenged by Dr. Malone's ministry. In October 1995, Dr. Malone passed the torch to Dr. Clarence Sexton, pastor of Temple Baptist Church in Powell, Tennessee. Today, readership of The Baptist Vision exceeds 60,000 copies per month in every state of the Union and fifty-nine foreign countries. Throughout the years, the purpose of The Baptist Vision has remained the same to walk in the old paths and bring the Baptist perspective to the issues of the day. The Baptist Vision maintains the historic Baptist emphasis on the Great Commission, the centralit

We offer you teaching on discipleship, a way of living your life that is Holy and acceptable to God. In the bible, Jesus reveals how to live for the glory of God and by the grace of God, we live and teach how Jesus teaches. We are committed to publishing Christian teaching with a radical and uncompromising edge. We do this using different media, including DVD’s, CD’s, books and music, to minister to the body of Christ all over the world. We recognise that in many parts of the world, a lack of finance can be an obstacle to obtaining resources that will provide much needed teaching. We are therefore committed to publishing and printing all our products at minimum cost. Our workers are voluntary, receiving no wages. Everything is published, produced and printed in-house, enabling us to provide the resources you need quickly and economically.

Baylor Uganda operates a clinical Center of Excellence (COE) on the campus of Mulago Hospital in Kampala, provides services to five Kampala city council suburban satellite clinics, five satellite COEs in Kaberamaido, Kasese and Kitgum, and in 81 Ministry of Health facilities across the country. At the government facilities, Baylor Uganda works to integrate pediatric HIV/AIDS care and treatment services into the existing district health systems. The Baylor Children’s Foundation - Uganda, a BIPAI affiliated NGO, was legalized on May 17, 2006 and the COE was officially dedicated and opened on October 2, 2008. The 20,000 square foot (1,858 square meter) state-of-the-art COE delivers HIV/AIDS care and treatment to more than 4,000 HIV-infected children and family members. Nearly 7,000 additional patients receive care and treatment at affiliated outreach sites. Key Facts Location: Kampala Years in operation: 10 Services: tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, OB/GYN, hematology &

Our Story It started with beads. Our story begins in 2004 in Uganda. While walking through a slum, our founders Devin Hibbard, Ginny Jordan and Torkin Wakefield, stopped to talk to Millie Grace Akena. Millie was sitting outside of her mud home in the sweltering sun, rolling beads from strips of paper. Though she struggled to put food on the table, Millie found joy in creating beautiful things with her own hands, and she was determined to build a better future for her family.

Bes Charity foundation (BCF) is a charitable local NGO in Uganda which was formed in November 2004 and officially inaugurated on 31st July 2005. It is registered with the NGO Board under registration No.5914/5297. This organization was also registered with the Registrar of Companies on 12th July 2005, as a company limited by Guarantee(without Share Capital)under registration number 74356. The Organisation Came into being as a result of the efforts of foresighted Ugandans, who strongly believed that there is an amount of satisfaction that one gets by making someone who is disadvantaged or those who have lost hope, to live a better life. The founding members of BCF were each individually giving a helping hand to a number of orphans and other vulnerable children from their extended families. However, at a certain point realized the need for collaboration and solidarity in service delivery, hence the desire to form an NGO. Later on, it was discovered that there were many vulne

Better HAG Uganda (Better Health Action Group Uganda) is a registered and incorporated National Non Government Organization in Uganda. The organization was founded in 2008 by Arnold Josephs Kituyi who mobilized 11 other colleagues to join him in championing the cause of better health with regard to sexual and reproductive health, HIV and AIDS, MNCH as well as support to orphans and other vulnerable children (OVC) in the country. The organization has since 2010 integrated activities consistent with sustainable environment and natural resources management in contribution to the global campaign towards climate change mitigation and/or adaptation following the Bududa mudslide tragedy which claimed and displaced hundreds of lives. From a small humanitarian group, Better HAG Uganda has evolved into a National NGO with the National Secretariat in Mengo-Kampala and active branch Offices in Mbale and Manafwa districts of Eastern Uganda.

Better HAG Uganda (Better Health Action Group Uganda) is a registered and incorporated National Non Government Organization in Uganda. The organization was founded in 2008 by Arnold Josephs Kituyi who mobilized 11 other colleagues to join him in championing the cause of better health with regard to sexual and reproductive health, HIV and AIDS, MNCH as well as support to orphans and other vulnerable children (OVC) in the country The organization has since 2010 integrated activities consistent with sustainable environment and natural resources management... Read More

Better World Uganda (BWU) is an indigenous, membership non-government organization registered with the Government of Uganda. Better World Uganda believes that every person, always, is in a kind of informal partnership with his/her community. His/her own success is dependant to a large degree on that community, and the community after all, is the sum total of the individuals who make it up. The institutions of a community, in turn, are the means by which those individuals express their faith, their ideals and their concern for fellowmen. BWU believes that we have a beautiful, fragile planet where all people and all things are interdependent and interconnected. Every action or inaction has an impact-good or bad –upon our surroundings, and anything we do today will have an impact on the lives of our grand-children in the near future to come. The only way we shall survive is to join our hands and our hearts. BWU therefore, by the people with the people and for the people endeavour

Non-Profit Status betterplace.org is charitable and non-profit itself. We give our all for our social projects.

Beyond Sport is the global force for sustainable social change through sport, instilling insight, energy and impact in communities around the world What We Do • Convene and build networks educating the world on sport’s role in society • Celebrate and fund projects using sport to achieve positive outcomes around the Global Goals through sport • Promote and advocate key social issues and communities

The Beyond Sport Foundation is a UK registered charity and US 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that celebrates, supports and raises awareness and funding for organizations using sport to help make the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) a reality. We partner with organizations that purposefully use physical activity to do something greater. Our work is aligned with the SDGs (also known as the Global Goals), a roadmap adopted by world leaders in 2015 to stimulate action in areas of critical importance for humanity and the planet through 2030. Identified together with our expert partners, we support inspirational people and projects that are using sport to make a resounding and powerful impact on populations around the world. We are dedicated to solving the world’s biggest problems to ensure peace, prosperity and to protect the planet. Through the Foundation we also advise and elevate the very best organizations in the sport for social change space. We go beyond the traditional

OUR VISION That every person is given the tools and opportunity to break the cycle of generational poverty empowering them to become self sustainable in their own lives and contributing member of their community. We strive to not be a charity but a partner with each person to give them a “hand up not a hand out”. We do so using solutions that give Hope & Dignity to the Lost & Vulnerable and wrap all we do in the Love of Jesus Christ knowing that as we meet the immediate physical needs the deeper spiritual needs will be able to be met for the ultimate Hope & Sustainability.

Our mission 1) Increase the visibility and accessibility of the Scriptures online. 2) Provide free access to Bible study tools in many languages. 3) Promote the Gospel of Christ through the learning, study and application of God's word. Our Organization Bible hub is a production of the Online Parallel Bible Project. This project is privately owned and supported for the express purpose of sharing Bible study tools online. Most of our work is done by volunteers with an interest in using their technological skills to this end. Please see our contact page for additional information. Our History The Online Parallel Bible Project began in 2004 as Bible.cc, which provided a parallel, verse by verse view of 8 translations. Soon, many new tools were developed to support the parallel site. These began as separate sites, but our feedback led us to develop a single integrated platform. Thus, in 2007 several sites were integrated to form Biblos.com and later BibleHub.com. Stat

Making Disciples that makes Disciples in Uganda, Africa and the world. Our Mission statement Making Disciples for the end times harvest in teaching the word of God in African communities and the world. Our Objectives To preach, teach and spread the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ to all mankind in obedience to great commission contained in Mark 16:15 “Go ye into the entire world and preach the gospel to the whole creation To plant and establish churches with the objectives of evangelizing communities in obedience to the above. To establish projects at such churches to generate income that will improve the physical quality of life of members and the community. To establish institutions of learning for training in skills of leadership, entrepreneurship, management, and others. To train, license and ordain gospel ministries, overseers – apostles, pastors, prophets, evangelist, and teachers. To plan, organize and host international ministri

Who We Are Bigseal Foundation is non- governmental organization not for profit and charity in nature, registered to work in Uganda to improve people living conditions for self-sustainability. The organization was established in 2014 and got its registration with NGO board on 04th May 2017 with a registration number 12988. The organization exists to serve the community through engaging in transformed innovation in favor of creating jobs to the community especially the youth and women in different districts in Uganda focusing on individual behavior change amongst young people as well as creating a systematic change in policy and practice towards a more supportive environment development. We deliver grassroots programmes in some of the most hard to reach and underserved areas of Uganda. In addition, we build the capacity of the community to work more effectively with and for the community in order to meet the basic human needs. Our major aim is to support the community to

Who is BirdLife International? BirdLife International is a global partnership of conservation organisations (NGOs) that strives to conserve birds, their habitats and global biodiversity, working with people towards sustainability in the use of natural resources. Together we are over 100 BirdLife Partners worldwide – one per country or territory – and growing. We are driven by our belief that local people, working for nature in their own places but connected nationally and internationally through our global Partnership, are the key to sustaining all life on this planet. This unique local-to-global approach delivers high impact and long-term conservation for the benefit of nature and people. BirdLife is widely recognised as the world leader in bird conservation. Rigorous science informed by practical feedback from projects on the ground in important sites and habitats enables us to implement successful conservation programmes for birds and all nature. Our actions are providing

About BLAF Uganda Limited We are the publishers of The Students Thought Magazine and The Students paper: The students thought magazine is a student centered national magazine registered in Uganda under registration number 80020001082526 dated 22 JUNE 2018. The magazine is designed to raise funds to support the misfortune children and bring together students across the country to engender an effective dialogue among this demographic group as well as include them in actions and relationships with the state institutions responsible for their welfare, in order to empower the otherwise somewhat idle and seemingly excluded young boys and girls to have a greater ownership of the country’s and the word’s development processes. Our activities aim at building student’s capacity and arouse their interest in issues regarding positive attitudes in their own interest and in the interest of communities in which the students live and grow for a better tomorrow.

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Our Vision A world in which every orphan obtains the right to survival, education, and love. Our Mission We exist to serve orphans and the elderly in the poorest communities in Uganda.

About Blessings of Joy Statement of Faith Blessings of Joy is a non-denominational, not for profit Christian organization At Blessings of Joy we believe in the Holy Trinity. One God, eternal, infinite, and unchangeable but in three persons: God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. (Genesis 1:26; Matthew 28:19) We believe that the Bible is God’s own word, written by men as inspired by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Scripture is the authority and guide to our Christian walk. (2 Timothy 3: 16-17) We believe that Jesus Christ is God. He was born by the Virgin Mary after being conceived by the Holy Spirit (Matthew 1:18; Isaiah 7:14) and became man so that he might save mankind. The Lord Jesus Christ became man without ceasing to be God. Christ redeemed mankind through his voluntary sacrifice at the cross. We believe the Holy Spirit is the giver of life and that He convicts the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment (John 16: 8-11). After one accepts Jesus as their Lord and sa

EXPERIENCE IT! FEEL IT! COME BE PART OF IT! Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously. Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. 2 Corinthians 9: 6-8 Get Involved OUR PROJECTS Helping Ugandan's Help Themselves 60104817_2511748622169691_41755890236050 FEEDING PROGRAMS No one ever learned on an empty stomach Read More >> 50853945_342966652983165_659655468411309 WOMEN'S MINISTRY, TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT Women are the main force behind change in third world countries Read More >> facebook_untitled.jpg EMPOWERING MEN THRU CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Fathers, Husbands, & Role Models are needed more now then ever Read More >> facebook_untitled.jpg MEDICAL CLINIC Medical care is one of the most crucial needs in rural areas Read More >> Little compares to experiencing life in EDUCATION E

WELCOME TO BCCEF Brethren Care and Community Empowerment Foundation (BCCEF) was formed in 2009 but it fully registered with the ministry of internal affairs in 2011 with registration number S.5914/9409. Aware of the many unemployment problems among the youth, poverty, destitute needy and orphaned children in the country brought about by the HIV/AIDS and civil strife in the country and aware that there are efforts through government and non-government organizations to ensure a bright and stable future for the new generation, mindful of the freedom to associate granted by the Uganda constitutional and our inspiration for social and community based development, justice, peace, and national prosperity we therefore resolved to put our brains together to help the needy in the country more so in rural areas hence the idea to start and register BCCEF as an NGO

OUR MISSION: Create partnerships to improve education, health, and economic opportunity in East Africa. Since 2003, Brick by Brick has been creating vital partnerships with Ugandan communities that promote sustainable development. Working with rural communities, we rebuild schools, identify critical needs in water, sanitation, and health. Our process: the secret to our success We are all about innovation: Addressing the needs of our Ugandan community by piloting programs, using what we have learned from our pilots, and launching successful programs that can be replicated in other communities. Through innovation we can truly make real, lasting improvements.

Bridge of Hope Children’s Ministry is a Christian charity founded in the UK in 2008 by Geoff & Barbara Skerratt. We support children in the district of Rukungiri, South West Uganda who are orphaned, abandoned or living in extreme poverty. We believe that God has called us to serve those living in extreme poverty regardless of religious or social background. img_1215In the UK the Trustees, Advocates and Volunteers of Bridge of Hope Children’s Ministry all give their time voluntarily and are dedicated to supporting the work of the charity. This enables us to keep all administration costs to a minimum and we can use our incoming resources to benefit the children in Uganda. In Uganda Bridge of Hope Children’s Ministry is employing over twenty people including a manager, two field workers, cleaners, cooks, teachers and house mothers to care for the children. We are also able to give trainee teachers work experience at the Bridge of Hope School. This enables them to complete their cou

Mission: To rescue vulnerable and economically disavantaged children from the dire circumstances in which they are currently living, by providing housing, their basic necessities and education. Our hope is that these children will have a chance to fully realize their God-given pontential and empower them, to become leaders and productive members of the their community. Vision: -To establish long tern community-based homes for orphaned, abandoned and neglected children. -To provide education and job training. -To provide medical care fot the orphans. -To intergrate the community into improving the lives of the orphans. -To build and incorporate a non denominational place of worship. IN 2000, Victoria Nalongo Namusisi began Bright Kids Orphanage in hopes of making the lives better for children in Uganda. Victoria’s background prepared her for the life of service. She was born to a peasant fisherman and early in her media career she served as a presidential and parliamentar

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BD has two regional programs in Rwenzori and Lango region, targeting more than 40.000 family farmers. The programs aim to improve efficiency and sustainability of family farms and to improve the nutritional situation of farmer households. It works on increasing participation in marketing activities and at improving gender and generational relations. This, through time, should lead to change in both economic as social relationships, which are both necessary to achieve a more dignified life and to realise a positive development, both at household and at community level.

In Uganda, agriculture is the backbone of the economy and it’s because of this background that Bryan White Foundation has come up to support the sector. In Uganda the demographic figures show that male take the highest percentage in agriculture of which 78.9% were male and 21.1% were female. According to Uganda Bureau of Statistic census report of 2008/9, this is the reason as to why the foundation came up to boost agriculture. Agriculture is one of the sectors that the foundation is involving itself in and is continuously funding. The foundation provides farmers with tools like hoes, pangas, seeds and seedlings to ease their job.

Welcome to the Budongo Conservation Field Station's website where you will find a wealth of information about the conservation activities and research opportunities at BCFS (formerly Budongo Forest Project). Since its inception in 1990, BCFS has blended research and conservation to ensure sustainable management and utilisation of the Budongo Forest Reserve as a model for tropical rain forest management.

Buhaguzi Action For Rural Development Foundation (BUARDEFO) is an indigenous, nongovernmental organization (NGO) in Uganda involved in the human and rural sustainable development in order to improve the quality of life of the people. BUARDEFO has it’s headquarter at Buhimba in Buhaguzi County, Uganda District and contact offices in Busia and Lira districts for Eastern and Nothern operations respectively. BUARDEFO is registered with the Uganda National Board of NGOs with registration certificate No.S5914/9847 The Foundation is owned by its founder members and Subscribers to its Constitution. BUARDEFO is managed by a competent Board with enough experience in development work supported by qualified staff. The program areas of the foundation are to promote formal education (through provision of primary and secondary education, education administration capacity building, and education infrastructure development), health service delivery (through safe water and sanitation, information

Building Bridges Uganda (BBU) is a Youth led Community Based Organization (CBO). Our registration number is WCBO/825/10,it was founded in 2009 . Its headquarters are located in Ward B along Kitende Kitovu Highway, Kajjansi Town Council, Wakiso district, , P.O BOX 871. Its now eleven years of vivid existence. BBU works on development issues that affect Uganda’s economy namely Gender, reproductive health and Women economic empowerment, Menstrual Hygiene Management, Theatre for Development Approach (TFD) SINOVUYO parenting life skills training

Building Hope Uganda is a Not for Profit NGO aimed at transforming the lives of vulnerable communities of Uganda. It was established in 2012 and first registered as a Community Based Organisation (CBO) in Hoima District after raising concerns of poor living conditions of most households in the area. Learn more >> Our Mission To transform the lives of vulnerable and marginalized women and children in Uganda in areas of health, nutrition, education and livelihoods for self-sustainability. Our Objectives Ensuring a valuable and productive life for vulnerable children in Uganda. Empowering vulnerable women in Uganda through capacity building for improved living standards.

What We Do To us, Building Tomorrow means creating a brighter future by improving student outcomes in underserved communities. Our programs all serve that singular purpose within Uganda.

Who we are ABOUT US BIRD (Bulambuli Initiative for sustainable Rural Development) is a grassroots community-based organization situated in the remote district of Bulambuli in Eastern Uganda, near the Kenyan border. It was founded in 2008 through local community contributions and registered with the Ugandan Government under the amended NGO Act in 2017 (# 12966). BIRD’s overall goal is to unite the efforts of rural farmers and villagers to jointly address issues of common concern in the region. While BIRD is a Christian-based organization, membership is open to all, regardless of religion, colour, age and gender. BIRD’s objectives of building a peaceful and just society, promoting skills Education for the less privileged support the farmers find better market for their good coffee, supporting community to build relicense mechanisms to face the day today challenges of life. Education and sustainable development are key to meeting these objectives as are advocating for enhancement of mo

Welcome to the official website of Bulamu Children's Village - Uganda. Bulamu Children's Village provides a Home to needy and orphaned children. We strive to support needy children by providing a home and family semblance to any homeless child who is in dire need of family (loving human contact and support), shelter and education. At Bulamu, we help the needy, orphaned and less privileged children to grow into holistically developed individuals. Read more

Buliisa Initiative for Rural Development Organization (BIRUDO) was founded in 2006 by a group of Ugandan youths after realizing a gap in capacity building in order to fight poverty among the local rural and urban communities. BIRUDO registered under registration number 11502 and S.5914/11655 as a Local Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) with The National Board for Non-Governmental Organisations Ministry of Internal Affair, Republic of Uganda. BIRUDO operates in Albertine region of Uganda, with its headquarters in Buliisa Town Council on Paraa Road, opposite Stanbic Bank Buliisa Branch. VISION A self sustaining and empowered vibrant community living free from poverty, ignorance and diseases. MISSION To improve the quality of life of the local communities through information sharing, sensitization, advocacy and networking for sustainable development. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE Strategic Objective1: Improve food, income security and resilience of the local community Strategic O

Buremba Community Initiative (BCI) is a local Non-Government Organization founded in 2013. BCI focuses on the needs and potential of young people through its holistic youth programming in education, health and WASH. With our Head Office in Kiruhura District and a Liaison Office in Kampala, BCI focuses majorly on empowerment and improvement of young people’s education, health and socio- economic well-being. BCI is currently operating in 4 districts of Kampala, Kiruhura, Ibanda and Mbarara Districts and hoping to expand to Kamwenge in Western Uganda. BCI is committed to empowering communities by fostering an active citizenry through creation of demand for and access to education, health information, services and supplies, and promotion of youth employment. We achieve this through engagement in capacity development and advocacy to ensure that the youth are empowered to live healthy and self-determined lives fully supported by those around them..

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Founded in 2007, Bushenyi Integrated Rural Development is a National Non Government Organization registered in Uganda (Reg No. 8997, Reg Act CAP 113). We serve a population of over 853,600 in five districts (Buhweju, Bushenyi, Mitooma, Rubiriizi & Sheema) We reach out to and work with members of the rural communities in remote and hard to reach areas of 4 districts in South western Uganda to improve health care, education and household income.

Background Busia Area Communities Federation (BUACOFE) is a child and youth focused indigenous Non Governmental Organization (NGO) which started operating in 2008 as registered entity supported by ChildFund International. It is located in southeastern Uganda 122 miles from the capital, Kampala. BUACOFE is comprised of three (3) community based organizations of Buyengo, Buhasaba and Buhenye which serve five sub counties of; - Dabani, Masinya, Buhehe, Lumino and Majanja found in Busia District.

Café Africa’s VISION is that Africa’s coffee sector be inclusive, productive and beneficial in the long term. Café Africa’s MISSION is to be a catalyst for change and growth among stakeholders in the coffee sector by providing a framework that enhances policy and practice, and improves stakeholder livelihoods, especially for farmers. The Association aims to: assist Africa, through the coffee industry’s development, to reach the Sustainable Development Goals 2030. act as a catalyst to focus the vision of the industry in each country, and to build relationships so that stake-holders to work together towards achieving that vision. help organisations and companies to identify and agree the key points of intervention, and work to achieve the agreed objectives. find creative ideas and methods for rekindling interest in coffee production in Africa, especially among young people. Vision rvdb20061109_0279Café Africa was founded with the objective of working wit

Calvary Chapel Kampala is a Bible teaching Church with a mission to Love and Disciple. Calvary Chapel Kampala is part of the Calvary Chapel fellowship of churches started by Pastor Chuck Smith at Costa Mesa, California in 1965. Calvary Chapel Kampala began on May 5th 2002 as a small fellowship of believers meeting together in a storefront on Nkrumah Road. The church congregation grew gradually as people were drawn to the simple and thorough teaching of the Word of God.

Papa Isaac Wagaba and his wife Rebecca began the children’s home in 1996 with two abandoned children. During the reign of infamous Idi Amin, when Pastor Isaac was laying on a heap of bodies, Shot and left dead, he had a voice “Isaac, I have saved your life so that you may save the lives of the fatherless children…….. Isaac. I will be the father of those children through you.” Strengthened with energy from God, Pastor Isaac crawled from the pit and ultimately God fulfilled his promise, beginning with two abandoned children. Today in Buziika, near Jinja (Uganda), Pastor Isaac serves God who saved him to be a father of the fatherless, by directing a growing and vibrant orphanage and home for destitute children- the invisible children of Africa.

Our Approach We work with local partners to build capacity in communities so that they can achieve their own long-term sustainable change. We follow best practice in development based on a formal Theory of Change, which includes monitoring, evaluation, and attention to gender and climate change

Our Story CAP AIDS was started in 2003 by a small group of concerned people in Canada and East Africa who both recognized that, at the time, there were no national scale Canadian NGOs focused exclusively on addressing HIV/AIDS in Africa. Meanwhile, they knew first hand of many volunteer-driven efforts in African communities who were making the most of meagre resources to respond to community needs on the struggle against HIV/AIDS in their communities. Our community was established to provide a means of connecting concerned Canadians with these groups on the ground in African communities and to support our common goals through solidarity, mentorship and joint project implementation. Since then, the organization has expanded and has become the Canada Africa Partnership Network (CAP Network – www.capnetwork.ca) and CAP AIDS has remained as an affiliate community, focused on raising funds and solidarity for HIV/AIDS focused efforts under the CAP Network umbrella. For more infor

CARD Uganda is an indigenous Non government Organization that is legally formed and registered with the National Board for Non-Governmental Organizations and has been mandated to carry out development oriented activities in Eastern Uganda with an office located at Nabuyonga rise in Mbale District. The organization is providing Agribusiness and value chain development services to local, regional and international organizations as well as private sector companies. It offers a wide range of services in Agribusiness, Value Chain Analysis and Development, Market Information Services; all its services are designed to enhance capacity development and poverty reduction through strengthening the private sector.

Who We Are CARE is a global leader within a worldwide movement dedicated to ending poverty. We are known everywhere for our unshakeable commitment to the dignity of people. Our Mission CARE works around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social justice. Our Vision We seek a world of hope, inclusion and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and all people live with dignity and security. Our Focus We put women and girls in the center because we know that we cannot overcome poverty until all people have equal rights and opportunities. Our Values Transformation We believe in urgent action, innovation, and the necessity of transformation—within the world and our own organization. Integrity We are accountable to the people and partners we humbly serve, transparently sharing our results, stories and lessons. Diversity We know that by embracing differences, actively including a variety of voices, and joining together we can solve the wor

Home - based health care workers mostly volunteers conduct elderly home outreaches visiting different islands and traveling great distances.

Caring Hands is a rights-based Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) based in Kampala, Uganda. We contribute to the empowerment of the most vulnerable households and communities to break the cycle of poverty.

Caring Hands Foundation (CHF) is a Christian faith based non-profit 501 © 3 nongovernmental organization (NGO) registered in both the United States and Uganda. Our mission is to seek out and provide spiritual, social, educational, medical, and economic support to all people struggling with life. We sponsor evangelical crusades, discipleship training, and church planting. We provide educational grants and scholarships for all ages from primary to graduate school for individuals unable to obtain an education on their own. We fund construction of primary and secondary schools in remote villages throughout Uganda. We provide medical assistance through our CHF medical team located at Mulago Hospital in Kampala Uganda where we admit and provide hands on medical care to the poorest of the poor. We organize and fund mobile medical camps to remote regions of the country. We have offices located in Davenport, Iowa and Kampala, Uganda.

ow it all began Uganda has been my home for over 20 years. I have lived on three continents. I was born in Finland and moved to Canada with my husband in the 1980s. From Canada, we moved as a family to Uganda in 1995. Touched by the poverty around us and in the spirit of the holidays, we planned to host a Christmas meal for 120 poor families in our Kampala neighborhood. We asked our friends and family to help us. We were overwhelmed by the generous donations of people wanting to help. That Christmas, we ended up providing a month’s worth of food to over 600 people. It made me feel so good to see how thankful families were that someone cared about them and wanted to help. However, I soon realized that this was not a long-term solution to their problems. I established Caring Hands to give poor families a chance to get a job, make some money, and find a way out of poverty. Our Livelihood Program gives disadvantaged women and youth the tools they need to become independent and bui

Caritas Switzerland prevents, combats and alleviates poverty worldwide in around 20 countries. With its projects in development cooperation, it works in the areas of food security, water, climate protection, disaster prevention and migration as well as education for children and adults. It provides emergency relief in disasters and is actively involved in reconstruction work. Both its work in Switzerland and its international engagement are Caritas Switzerland’s contribution to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), set out by the UN in the 2030 Agenda.

Why we are here Caritas Switzerland has been engaged in Uganda for over 20 years. During this time, the country underwent substantial transformation: After almost two decades, the war with the Lord Resistance Army ended. Subsequently, the majority of internally displaced people moved out of refugee camps and returned to their areas of origin. The necessary structures and institutions enabling a democratic system and a market economy are now in place. However, Uganda is still one of the world’s poorest countries. The dynamic economy and fast growing business centres are hiding the fact that the vast majority of the population is very young, poorly educated and unemployed. At the same time, government service delivery is compromised by a high degree of corruption and challenged by rapid demographic growth. Politics are contested, gender inequalities are pronounced, and natural resources disputed. In addition, the country is vulnerable to natural disasters and to the negative effects

Caribbean Christian Centre for the Deaf exists to reach, teach, and nurture the Deaf of Jamaica so that they can experience the joy of knowing Jesus and serving within their community. We accomplish this by operating three residential schools spread geographically across the island (Kingston, Knockpatrick, and Montego Bay) as well as a centrally located Jamaica Deaf Village (Mandeville), which ministers with adult Deaf and their children. Read about our history, our staff and board members, and find our statement of faith.

carriers of hope”, is a registered non-profit organization whose task is to preach the message of God’s love worldwide, encourage believers to live out the good news in everyday life as well as offering humanitarian help to support those less fortunate. These things are accomplished for example through evangelistic outreach, church planting, trainings, seminars and conferences, short-term mission trips, micro finances etc. The “hope” in our name stands for “the hope of glory” that comes from Christ in us (Colossians 1:27). We have hope through the Good News of Jesus Christ, which everyone can choose to experience. Hope also exists through acts of love: helping the needy and establishing justice for the oppressed. “Carriers” are the people who take this hope to the very ends of the earth and tell others about God’s love through their words and actions. Nico Borissov, the founder of “carriers of hope,” lives with his family, in Passau/Germany and is the leader of evangelisation at

Young people make up the majority of Africa’s population. This youthfulness is a gift and a treasure from God for which the whole Church is grateful to the Lord of life…they have a profound longing for those genuine values which find their fullness in Christ”

Mission statement Catholic Relief Services carries out the commitment of the Bishops of the United States to assist the poor and vulnerable overseas. We are motivated by the Gospel of Jesus Christ to cherish, preserve and uphold the sacredness and dignity of all human life, foster charity and justice, and embody Catholic social and moral teaching as we act to: PROMOTE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT by responding to major emergencies, fighting disease and poverty, and nurturing peaceful and just societies; and, SERVE CATHOLICS IN THE UNITED STATES as they live their faith in solidarity with their brothers and sisters around the world. As part of the universal mission of the Catholic Church, we work with local, national and international Catholic institutions and structures, as well as other organizations, to assist people on the basis of need, not creed, race or nationality. Approved by the Catholic Relief Services Board of Directors on September 11, 2008. We put our faith into act

low the teachings of Jesus. Internationalism – We are an international organisation. Professionalism – We aim for quality in what we do. Integrity – We are good stewards of our resources. Communication – We communicate honestly and respectfully. Inclusion – We promote and practice inclusion

Our Mission: “developing and nurturing entrepreneurial skills among people with emphasis on starting income generating activities that are sustainable in communities.” Our Vision: “creating a new generation of young leaders who are economically independent, socially responsible and politically active.” Our belief is that: “The strongest injustice facing Uganda and other African countries is not poverty, diseases, corruption, insecurity or lack of access to education, but, the more profound challenge is the failure of the education system to empower youth as leaders to solve those challenges.” Our theory of change is that: “As a movement of inspired, active, skilled and engaged women entrepreneurs is built, their thinking will be re-framed to confidently take charge of their lives, build strong business partnerships and create collective actions towards community development.”

OUR MISSION To contribute towards strengthening Church institutions to respond to community needs, by creating improved livelihoods through holistic, unique and innovative approaches. VISION A Socially vibrant, Prosperous, self-sustaining Church-oriented communities, released from oppression

Whereas media is a powerful tool for development, often the communities which the media and development initiatives target have limited opportunity to effectively participate in influencing and setting the agenda for their own development through media. The interrelation between media and community development therefore is not being adequately utilized. This situation has and continues to undermine the effectiveness of the citizens and the media itself in promoting development in a responsive way. In general, community media is not well developed as a community response to salient issues of development such as governance, poverty, youth empowerment, etc., thereby leaving the populace at the mercy of traditional media developers. As such, community members have been reduced to talking about some issues without meaningful and proactive engagement that would foster effective media responsiveness to their pressing development challenges such as demand for improvements in service deli

CEGGI is an indigenous non-profit organization that was founded and registered by the government of Uganda in 2017 with a focus to improve on the livelihoods of communities, through advocating for equitable and sustainable use of Natural endowments to attain a healthy environment.

The Center for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) is an indigenous, non-profit, research and advocacy organization which is pioneering the enforcement of human rights and the justiciability of the right to health in Eastern Africa. CEHURD was founded in 2007 and was registered under the laws of Uganda as a company limited by guarantee Certificate No. 114712. It was formed to contribute towards ensuring that laws and policies are used as principal tools for the promotion and protection of health and human rights of populations in Uganda and in the East African region. CEHURD realizes this through four core programs.

ABOUT CTPR Centre for Transformative Parenting and Research (CTPR), is a registered local Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) established in 2010. CTPR was born out of the desire to uplift vulnerable groups of the Ugandan population, especially women, girls and children, that are often the main victims of all forms of violence and stigma resulting from oppressive and exploitative situations, such as poor parenting, poor spousal relationships, sexual and gender-based violence, failure to complete school, teenage pregnancy, early marriages and HIV infection which are in turn pre-dominantly perpetuated by the rigid social and cultural beliefs and practices. Our Vision To realize a just and humane society with prosperous families enjoying; safety, hope and respectful relationships Our mission To build hope and resilience among parents and children by strengthening societal and institutional structures and advocating for positive attitudes and equity, and serve as a resou

Our Vision “A society where people live a decent livelihood sustainably.” Our Mission “To promote integrated spiritual social and economic interventions.” Who are we The Central Archdiocesan Province Caritas Association (CAPCA) is a development arm of the Central Archdiocesan Province comprising seven partner organizations also referred to as agencies. The agencies are; Caritas Kampala, Caritas Kasana Luwero (Kasanaensis), Caritas Kiyinda-Mityana, Caritas MADDO, Community Integrated Development Initiatives (CIDI), Caritas Lugazi and Tusuubira Women’s Group. Hence CAPCA projects are managed on a consortium basis. CAPCA was established in 2006 and its operations started in 2009 upon a merger of CAPCA I and KATUKA II, that had earlier also been supported by Caritas Denmark / DANIDA. CAPCA has a board of trustees, a board of directors and a team of professionals that are charged with implementing CAPCA programme

Central Broadcasting Service Ltd (CBS FM) is company dealing in broadcasting services owned by the Kingdom of Buganda under its holding investment company Buganda Investment and Commercial Undertakings Limited (BICUL) registered in 1995. CBS under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) department incorporated a non-profit making company namely Nsindika Njake Development & Financial Initiatives Ltd aimed at dealing with socio- economic plight of the people of the Central region. CBS-PEWOSA -Project to Empower Women through Savings and Loan Associations is hived out of CBS long running Model Home Project under the brand name Nsindika Njake. CBS PEWOSA was born in April 2009 with the main objective to mobilise, sensitize, train and equip groups of people (particularly women who make up 75%) in selected sub- counties with relevant skills in savings mobilisation, group dynamics, leadership skills, record keeping & management, business skills and credit management among others. It i

Vision A centre of excellence spearheading the generation and dissemination of knowledge in collaboration with like-minded actors for sustainable development Mission To generate and disseminate knowledge by conducting basic and applied research of social, economic and political significance to Uganda in particular and Africa in general, so as to influence policy, raise consciousness and improve the quality of life. Objectives Informed by its vision and mission statement, CBR’s objectives include the following: Research on issues of social significance; Documentation of materials on these issues; Publication and dissemination of research results; Research capacity building

About Peace Insight Wherever there is violence and conflict in the world, there are local people working to resolve and prevent it. Peace Insight was launched in 2007 to bring greater attention to their invaluable work. Published by Peace Direct, we are the world’s leading resource on local peacebuilding. We provide a vital network that connects peacebuilders with an international actors and organizations—and with each other. Peace Insight maps and highlights the work of our unique network of journalists, activists, and peacebuilders who are proud to wear the title of Local Peacebuilding Expert (LPE). Together, these 9 LPEs provide in-depth knowledge of over forty conflicts around the world and the organisations working on the ground to resolve them. Our LPEs identify local peacebuilding organizations to be featured in our interactive database, offer expert commentary and analysis on conflicts and security issues in their part of the world, and help us organize peacebuild

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OUR WORK Center for Domestic Violence Prevention (CEDOVIP) works with communities, institutions, civil society and the government, to promote the rights of women and girls so as to create safer, healthier, and happier relationships, homes and communities. The work aims to create change in the attitudes, behavior, and practices that perpetuate Violence Against Women and Girls (VAW/G) in Uganda. OUR GOAL Building a movement to prevent violence against women and girls in Uganda To accomplish this goal, CEDOVIP focuses on mobilizing communities to prevent and respond to VAW/G; strengthening prevention and response to VAW/G by civil society organizations, government, local institutions, and institutions of learning; and advocacy for better implementation of existing laws and policies, as well as for passage of new, more effective laws and policies OUR VISION Existence of violence-free relationships OUR MISSION To transform the power imbalance in intimate relationships throug

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PROFILE Centre for Ecological Governance and Gender Initiatives (CEGGI) is an Indigenous Non-Profit- making Organization that was founded and registered by the Government of Uganda in 2017 with a focus to improve on the livelihoods of communities, through advocating for equitable and sustainable use of Natural endowments to attain a healthy environment. CEGGI is legally registered as an Indigenous None Governmental Organization under the new NGO Registration Act 2016. It was also incorporated by the Government of Uganda through the Registrar of Companies, thus attaining permission to perform its advocacy duties in all parts of Uganda. The inception of CEGGI is premised on the background that its founders aimed at closing Gender and Ecological gaps in Uganda that they realized in the face of extractives development in the country. CEGGI has realized that closing gender gaps and creating an ecological balance plays a pivotal role in Human Development, Governance, Environme

Mission and Governance The Universal Declaration of Human Rights established the vision and principles which recognize the interdependence and indivisibility of all human rights. This vision means that people are guaranteed civil and political freedom as well as economic and social well-being. Economic, social and cultural rights concern essential values for a life of dignity and freedom - work, health, education, food, housing, and social security amongst others. People throughout the world share the struggle to make these human rights a reality for themselves, their families, communities, and nations. Mission Statement ESCR-Net — The International Network for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights is a collaborative initiative of groups and individuals from around the world working to secure economic and social justice through human rights. ESCR-Net seeks to strengthen the field of all human rights, with a special focus on economic, social and cultural rights, and fur

We are working together to put the power of law into people’s hands. What is the Legal Empowerment Network? We are the largest community of grassroots justice defenders in the world. Our network brings together 2260 organizations and 8471 individuals from over 160 countries, all working to advance justice for all. What does the Network do? We meet online and in-person. We learn from each other and share resources. We campaign on issues that affect us globally, regionally, and nationally. Together, we are building a global movement for legal empowerment: one capable of mobilizing millions and collectively tackling the greatest justice challenges of our time. Who can join the Network? If you help others to know, use, or shape the law, you are one of us. We are community paralegals and lawyers, human rights activists and grassroots organizers, advocates, educators, researchers, journalists, public servants, students, and concerned citizens. We are united by a common dream: a

Uganda Water and Sanitation NGO Network (UWASNET) is the national umbrella organisation for all Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in the Water and Environment Sector. Founded in 2000, UWASNET’s membership comprises of both local and international NGOs working in the Water and Environment Sector. How we work UWASNET works through the Sector Wide Approach to contribute to the National Development Plan of poverty alleviation and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through universal access to sustainable safe water, improved standards of hygiene and sanitation, and a safely guarded environment. Our Vision All people accessing improved and sustainable water resources, sanitation, hygiene and the environment. Our Mission To strengthen coordination and collaboration of CSOs and other stakeholders in the Water and Environment Sector of Uganda. Our Values • Team work • Transparency • Quality services • Accountability • Innovativeness • Impartiality

About Us CEPA is Uganda’s leading not for profit think tank engaged in parliamentary democracy and many of its policy and practice action areas have been adopted and implemented by the Parliament of Uganda. Our Mission Our mission is to to foster people-centered parliamentary democracy through provision of information and engagement platforms on the legislative, budgeting, and oversight processes in Parliament. Our Vision Our Vision is to become the leading public policy think tank in parliamentary democracy.

The Cerebral Palsy and Autism Renaissance Organisation (CPARO) is founded as a non-governmental organization to advocate for the rights and service delivery of people with Cerebral Palsy and Autism. One of the founders who is a person with Cerebral Palsy also won the Queen’s Young Leaders’ Award at Buckingham Palace and also recognized by the former President of United States of America, Barrack Obama including winning other Awards for the great work he is doing in the area of disability. Especially in serving persons with Cerebral Palsy and Autism after realizing that people with Cerebral Palsy were marginalized and not included in the disability developmental programs. Since it has been established that through all interventions made which include awareness raising, education, health, economic empowerment, CPARO has found it difficult for people with Cerebral Palsy and Autism to progress in their livelihood hence the necessity to register an organization legally for better performan

30 years of Cesvi Cesvi is an independent lay Italian humanitarian organisation , founded in Bergamo in 1985. Four minutes to tell you about our organisation through glimpses, words, images and memories of the protagonists of an adventure that has lasted more than 30 years. A journey through our past and present, without forgetting the challenges we have yet to face.

In 2001, the Chain Foundation Uganda orphanage was started by retired Archbishop Livingstone Nkoyoyo in response to the needs of local orphans, former street children, abandoned children, and the disabled. The foundation is home to more than 100 orphans and other vulnerable children, including over 40 blind students. It provides a loving, Christian environment to meet the children’s physical, educational, medical, and spiritual needs. The foundation also assists many at-risk or disabled children who live in nearby communities, and provides community education programs. The Chain Foundation is located in Mukono, 20 kilometers from the capital city of Kampala. The Martin Nkoyoyo Inclusive School at the Chain Foundation opened in February 2009. It is the first school of its kind in Uganda, integrating blind and sighted children. This model school currently serves over 300 students from the orphanage and from nearby villages. The library at the school has an expansive selection of books

Chain of Hope links experts together around the world to bring life-saving heart treatments to children in developing and war-torn countries. Message from our founder, Sir Magdi Yacoub It is a little known fact that 1 child in every 100 is born with a heart defect. Most of these defects can be corrected by operations which are performed as a matter of routine in the developed world. In contrast, if uncorrected these defects can cause considerable suffering and premature death. This afflicts a massive number of children around the world. Chain of Hope was created to help as many of these children as possible. This is accomplished by flying children for urgent treatment to one of the hospitals in our international network and also by sending volunteer teams to their countries to help develop local services in the longer term.

About CACI Change African Child International (CACI) is a registered indigenous/local Non-Governmental Organization, Registration 9484, Certificate Number S. 5914/9962. It seeks to respond to the causes and impact of HIV/AIDS and poverty. CACI is community-based with its headquarters in Ndejje-Namasuba off Entebbe road, Wakiso District. In light of the growing incidence of HIV/AIDS and its adverse socioeconomic impact, the need for establishment of a proactive community led initiative to mitigate the socioeconomic impact of AIDS was fore seen and Change African Child International (CACI) was initiated. CACI mainly work on care and support to people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS in order to mitigate the effects of the epidemic. Also, we aim at strengthening the coping of Orphans Vulnerable Children (OVC) and People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) families to progressively become self-reliant for economical sustainability of their families, as well as supporting the youth, women

To extend the abundant love of Jesus Christ to all his people that we meet (John 10.10) With a focus on the prevention or relief and eradication of poverty. To support widows and orphans to live a more productive and meaningful life (James 1.27) To promote social justice; give the oppressed reason to celebrate and defend the rights of the widow. To bring spiritual and physical healing to God’s people. ( this will lead to the advancement of health and healthy living for the vulnerable people we work with for improved livelihoods.) To expand the Kingdom of God through evangelism and mission activities.- To support and restore village ministries to fulfil their Kingdom Mandate.- To stir up the gifts in others to reach their God given destiny . Preaching the un diluted gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ through crusades discipleship and outreach ministry. Supporting Widows to improve their livelihood.

Changing Ways supports men to stop their abusive behaviour in their relationships, and challenges them to take an active role in preventing woman abuse. The agency is a model in the larger community, working in partnership with others who are committed to ending violence against women. The agency’s philosophy is that sexism is inherent in the power imbalance that contributes to violence against women. Gender systems continue to privilege and enable men to exercise control over women in their primary relationships. Changing Ways is committed, on all levels, to a feminist model in an effort to eradicate woman abuse, and to changing the value systems that perpetuate inequality.

Our Vision: Everyone to be heard and seen Mission statement: To work with everyone and ensure people enjoy their rights and health wellbeing through awareness raising capacity building and empowerment among communities and institutions.

Chapter Four Uganda is an equal opportunity employer. We value a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture.

Overview The New Charis Mission (hereafter known as “TNCM”) is a non-profit charitable organisation registered with Registry of Societies in 2006 and Commissioner of Charities in 2007. TNCM is an approved Institution of a Public Character (IPC) and a full member of National Council of Social Services. Beyond what a halfway house for ex-drug addicts and ex-offenders, TNCM operates a Residential Rehabilitation Programme which helps every individual who entered into the programme to move from the past failures and destructive lives, developed new mindset and value system. They become Mentors running programmes in Schools for the at-risk students, Counsellors to the inmates in the Prison and Befrienders to the lonely elderly. Once, they were the trouble and burden in their families, now they are able to provide support to their famili

Charity for Peace Foundation has its genesis from three youthful Ugandans (Anthony Akol, Kidega James Nabinson and Mark Olwal ) at the time when Gulu was experiencing the climax of the northern Uganda insurgency in 2001. There was frequent abductions, mass killings and up hazard movement of night commuters with children estimated at 40,000 daily coming to town from villages to receive protection and avoid abduction. The organization was formed majorly to uplift the plight of children who roamed the streets at night, seeking accommodation, safety and security. These children were prone to risks of rape, sexual harassment, abduction and general hardships of hunger and cold. Education in the suburbs of town used to begin at 10:00 am and closed at 3:00 pm. The idea of forming the organization was to assist these night commuters live a better life. This thinking was sold to other individuals who later came together to form this charity organization. The first step the organization to

Why We Help "It Starts With the love of God and the will to Make a Difference" Since our inception, we’ve worked around the clock to expand our causes and help those who need our help. Every contribution goes toward making our world a better place, so if you’re looking to contribute a donation or your time, please get in touch today. Making a positive difference in glorifying God!

Vision Our vision is nothing less than realizing the full potential of the Internet - universal access to research and education, full participation in culture - to drive a new era of development, growth, and productivity. To implement sustainable programs that improve access worldwide to investment, opportunity, and lifesaving services now and for future generations.

We offer a trusted, reliable and cost-effective online marketplace for the widest range of quality vehicles. We do not sell cars directly but, offer a state-of-the-art advertising medium for users to buy and sell their cars, vans, bikes, trucks and other vehicles. For car dealers, importers and individual sellers we provide a huge reach of serious buyers. We host a dedicated community of people who love cars, while still supporting even the first-time buyer in their purchasing decision.

Cherish Uganda is a faith-based nonprofit organization that focuses on creating hope and a future for children with HIV/AIDS. Over the past 13 years, ordinary people just like you have paved the way for extraordinary life change in the communities we serve in Uganda. Among the vast numbers of orphaned and vulnerable children, children living with HIV are often pushed to the margins of society. With very little care offered to this group of children, we felt God calling us to connect people from all over the world to help and be part of the redeeming story He wants to author in their lives. Will you join us?

On the other hand, we denounce with righteous indignation and dislike men who are so beguiled and demoralized by the charms of pleasure of the moment. so blinded by desire, that they cannot foresee the pain and trouble that are bound to ensue and equal blame belongs to those who fail in their duty through weakness of will. On the other hand, we denounce with righteous indignation and dislike men who are so beguiled and demoralized by the charms of pleasure of the moment.

Child and Family Foundation Uganda (CFU) is a faith-based non-profit non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to improving lives of the poor; vulnerable; and disabled with focus on children, youth, women and persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Uganda and beyond. Incorporated as an NGO in February 2012 Registration No. 9049, CFU works with individuals, families and communities; government; local and international partners to promote service and human development in order to reduce disease, disability, illiteracy, poverty, and social injustice. CFU is a result oriented organization that works to maintain stewardship, transparency, accountability, partnership, innovation, and efficiency (STAPIE) as its core values.

help children: build a School for education We’re a non profit organization and our mission is to improve lives of women and children across several countries in Africa. South Sudan Uganda, Congo and Central African Republic. In south Sudan, We save Women and children from hunger and we improve there way of living . Join us so we can empower women and save children from hunger and improve there education in South Sudan. In Uganda , We’re saving orphans from hunger and we provide education and empower women so we can improve there lives and save them from endless wars in the region. We’re expanding our mission to Central African Republic and Congo so we can save children and women from Endless wars and save them from hunger and disasters.

CFOU engages in Psycho-Social activities to support the personal and social development of traumatized and vulnerable children, Advocacy activities related to fulfilling the orphans and children living with HIV/AIDS their rights. Capacity building for youths, a local leader, orphans and their caregivers. Skills training for youths/adolescents in soap making, sewing, knitting and basic use of a computer. Organizational capacity building of CFOU (including staff training in child and adolescent counseling/therapy and accounting, training of board members, training of volunteers, networking and advocacy methods and children’s right). Producing of 2 guides on Psycho-Social method/work to be used in different organizations and by volunteers within CFOU.

Explore a wealth of material that takes you into the 24 countries where ChildFund is changing children’s lives. Look at their pictures, read their stories and watch ChildFund’s videos to discover how. Check out the latest news from the field, and read in depth about the many innovative solutions that are improving children’s well-being in some of the poorest places on earth.

Child Link Foundation-Uganda is a registered Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) number INDR 127721149NB founded in 2012 with the main aim of providing support to vulnerable children, adolescent girls and young women find in fragile environment. Our work focus on girl education, inclusive education for children with disabilities, women economic empowerment, livelihood for children with disabilities care givers, HIV counseling and testing and water, hygiene and sanitation and gender based violence prevention awareness campaigns. The principles of social justice, equality and partnership guide the way we work. Before supporting any community or group of people, our experienced program staff carry out a field visit to assess the community needs and what has been done to address the situation on ground. We believe that local communities find the most sustainable solutions to the challenges in their own contexts. Therefore, Child Link Foundation contributes to positive change by

Bob and Kathy Hillebrand…..were stewards of Pinnacle Converting Equipment, a custom manufacturing machine, design and build company in Charlotte, NC. We know that we have been blessed since founding it in 1995 and ultimately selling it in 2014 with God leading us through many trials and showing us how to be a good example of Christian business people. Acknowledging God as our CEO has made all the difference in our lives.

Real Solutions to real problems Our priority is to creat a difference in a child's life by providing real soultions to real problems,and teaching them how to "fish" rather than just receiving "Fish" We do not believe in our beneficiaries to be just on the receiveing side,we support them to get involved and participate to have a sustainable living thereafter. Our aim is to provide Vocational skills to our Children so they may become creative thinkers and innovators to have a sustainable living. We invite you to support our cause of Vocationalization of Education in the Schools we are attached to ,through Fundraizing,Donating or Bringing in your Skills by volunteering with us!

Our Story Education for all, Street child resettlement street children, CRO UGANDA, IMPROVING LIVELIHOOD re-integration-street-children We're devoted change-makers motivated "to rebuild the lives of former street children to a life originally intended by God." Child Restoration Outreach (CRO) - how it began In 1992, a group of committed Christian leaders who were concerned about the growing numbers of children on the streets and their plight in Mbale town following instability in Teso and Karamoja sub-regions, founded Child Restoration Outreach (CRO) as an organization to address the problem. Originally, CRO operated in Mbale only but overtime it extended its services to three major towns in Uganda, that is, Jinja(1998), Masaka (2002) and Lira (2007) to become a leading Christian National Organization assisting street children and their families in Uganda With such expansion, the CRO National Office was established to oversee the four projects with its offices in Mbale

We provide knowledge, advice and connections to children’s rights defenders, including children, on how to influence and use the UN human rights system for sustainable change at national level. Child Rights Connect has been the expert organisation on the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child and its liaison with children’s rights defenders, including children, from around the world for more than 30 years. Thanks to the almost universal ratification of the CRC and its Optional Protocols every member State of the UN periodically reports to the Committee. Child Rights Connect is in contact with NGOs, coalitions of NGOs, Ombudspersons and National Human Rights Institutions, who contribute to this monitoring and reporting process. Our team in Geneva, in close cooperation with our members on the ground, supports them to effectively cooperate with the Committee and other UN human rights mechanisms, to form strong children’s rights coalitions, to build international expertise and co

CEDO, Child Rights Empowerment and Development Organization, is a National NGO established in 1992, and with operations in Masindi, Buliisa, Kiryandongo and recent Wakiso District. CEDO’s primary focus is on developing initiatives to address specific societal issues, such as: Child Protection Advocacy, Early Childhood Development for underprivileged Children, HIV/AIDS prevention & Mitigation, Community Economic Poverty and Development, Food Security and Nutrition, and Life Skills acquisition targeting the youth (18-30). CEDO works closely with Development Partners, Local Governments, CBOs and the Community in promoting all interventions.

Mission CEDO’s mission is to promote the rights of children to a healthy, secure and value adding childhood. This is to be achieved by empowering communities to improve the quality of their lives thereby enabling them build a sustainable community with improved standards of living.CEDO-Uganda’s strategic goal for the period 2015-2019 is: “The realization of Sustainable and Secure Livelihoods Among poor Children and their Families,and Achievement of Positive Changes In their Overall Position and Condition”. Underlying the above overall goal is the recognition that sustainable improvements in the quality of life of marginalized children and their families crucially depend upon their empowerment to assert claims and act collectively for the progressive realization of their rights. CEDO-Uganda also does recognize that,Orphaned and vulnerable children (OVC) do best when they are supported and cared for in their own communities, among extended families, friends, and neighbors. To increas

About Us Uganda Child Rights NGO Network (UCRNN) is a coalition of child focused organizations including community based, national and international organizations working for the welfare and the rights of children in Uganda. UCRNN envisions a society where children’s rights are realized and exists to promote a coordinated action for the promotion and protection of children’s rights in Uganda. Established in 1997 to spearhead the writing of the NGO Alternative report to the Government of Uganda Report to the UN Committee of Experts on the Rights of the Child, UCRNN has over the years expanded its membership and scope of programs to include collective advocacy, research and capacity building. The Network is currently guided by a 5 year Strategic Plan 2010 - 2014 with three interlinked strategic objectives; to collectively advocate for implementation of the rights and responsibilities of children, to collectively monitor implementation and promote understanding of child rights at

Child Support Foundation We are an independent, non-governmental and non-profit organization working for the holistic development of neglected and needy children. Growing up in poverty, kids face tough challenges: hunger and malnutrition, limited access to education and medical services, gang violence, social discrimination and isolation. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Together, we can transform the lives of children in poverty. It starts right here, right now when you help a child.

Who we are Child Trust International is a registered indigenous / local Nongovernmental organization established in 2015 .With its headquarters in Namirembe hill, martyrs house, Namirembe guest house Kampala Uganda.

About Us Childcare Worldwide transforms children’s lives by exposing them to the gospel of Jesus Christ, providing for their physical needs and sponsoring their education. What Makes Childcare Worldwide Unique Long Term Transformation • Sponsored children are members of a Life Center located at a local church. Children meet weekly for gospel driven Bible lessons, scripture memorization, singing and fellowship. • Our Bible curriculum focuses on the gospel of Jesus Christ, teaching children about God and his eternal plan for them. Christian Commitment • We are committed to exposing children to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. • We hire exclusively Christian individuals in every project we operate. • Our country directors and program staff are national professionals, allowing our programs to be more effective within that culture. • Our programs are run through a local church. • We accept no government funding of any kind, which allows us total freedom in proclaiming the gospel

Child-Free Foundation Uganda is an organization helping the orphans of Uganda. They need help to purchase food for the children in their care. Any amount of help is appreciated. We recognise the importance of identifying and fully understanding the unique needs of each child in order to effectively and sustainably address them. To this end, we have to ask all the question about how he or she feels when is with us. Here children children was so happy after receiving two sacks of posho from our two friends Tiffany Heron Cook and Sara Burunti Fiora that helped us to feed these hungry children of Africa. Most of these children they sleep empty stomach due to lack of enough food to be fed. Thank you and God Bless!

WHY NETWORK? A citywide network allows members to maintain indivdual autonomy whilst providing a solid platform for joint action. Whole communities and cities are transformed as a wide spectrum of civil society players collaborates to achieve an outcome. As a network we are empowered to fill the gaps In the Christian response to caring for children. The autonomy of members Is not affected but they benefit from being part of something bigger and more effective. Working with new partners often generates imaginative ideas that genuinely connect with surrounding needs. When resources,efforts and contacts are combined,a greater number of children are helped and attitude and systems are transformed. The inevitable result of networking is real and lasting transformation in the lives of children at risk. 100,000 children in Uganda impacted by 2017 During our current 5 year strategy, we are working together to achieve the following: Together C

The vision for Children of Grace began when Mary Ann McCoy first witnessed the devastating effects of the HIV/AIDS pandemic in 2002. On a trip to Uganda to help with the AIDS crisis, Mary Ann met Grace, an HIV positive mother of two. Grace confided in Mary Ann that she was afraid to die, leaving her children as orphans. “Who is going to love, nurture and educate them?” In response, Mary Ann promised to educate Grace’s children. Soon after Grace died, Children of Grace was born to fulfill the promise to love, nurture and educate Ugandan children. Today, Children of Grace works tirelessly toward this commitment by providing education, lifesaving healthcare, empowerment programs and holistic mentoring to thousands of Ugandan orphans and other children impacted by extreme poverty and AIDS.

66,000 children are thought to have been forcibly abducted and recruited into the Ugandan guerrilla militia known as the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) during its two-decade long insurgency in the northern region of Uganda (1986-2006). Two-thirds of these children were severely beaten, a fifth were forced to kill, nearly 10 percent were forced to murder a family member or friend to bind them to the group, and those who had been abducted are more than three times as likely to have a serious physical injury or illness that impedes their ability to work. Abductees are twice as likely to report difficulties in family and community relations, have several years less education, and are twice as likely to be illiterate.”

About Children of Ssuubi Children of Ssuubi is a registered foreign Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) in Uganda. The organization was founded 2015 by Shadi Shafiee, a social worker from Sweden who runs the organization together with a team in Uganda and in Sweden. While our team in Sweden are responsible for raising funds and create partnerships, our team in Uganda are responsible for running the work on the ground.

Children of the Father's House is a Ugandan children’s home for two parent orphans and/or extremely vulnerable children who would otherwise be in destitute poverty. Our non-profit based in Bremerton, Washington works hand in hand with the Ugandan NGO by the same name, to care for these children in the context of a loving, family-style home, through sponsorship which provides for all aspects of health, schooling, and general well-being. Also through sponsorship, these children know that they are loved and cared for; a critical, hope-building factor. We actively encourage and facilitate the ability for children and sponsors to connect leveraging modern technology in a safe and meaningful way. We consider it our job to open windows between two worlds for hearts to connect. Both the sponsor and the sponsored are blessed by the relationship and the result is changed lives on both sides of the planet!

Uganda “the Pearl of Africa,” boasting some of the best scenery in Africa, is composed of lakes, rivers, mountains, and semi-arid lands. It is home to Lake Victoria, Africa's largest lake and chief source of the Nile River. Uganda’s people have endured much suffering in recent history. Between 800,000 and 2 million people died during the dictatorship of Idi Amin (1971–1979) and the civil wars, tribal killings, and famines that followed. Then, from 1988 to 2006, the rebel Lord’s Resistance Army terrorized Uganda's northern districts. As the government forced the closure of Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps in 2007, most of the people of northern Uganda returned to their homes or communities. However, countless communities were completely destroyed and families killed, leaving many with nowhere to go. Today, typical Ugandans live in villages made up of small houses, often less than a couple hundred square feet. The houses in rural parts of the country are made of mud with

Annette’s vision was to help the deprived children in a rural area of Uganda close to her heart. She began by sponsoring the education of two orphans and then in 2005 she and her brother, Ambrose Katuntu, set up the Buyemba Suubira Uganda Foundation (BSUF). The Foundation focuses on Butansi in the Kamuli district of SE Uganda and stands as a tribute to their parents, Mr Nelson and Mrs Angella Buyemba, who helped the poor from their home village. BSUF was formed in response to the increasing number of orphans and vulnerable chidren in the area who had lost one or both of their parents to HIV/AIDS. These children were missing out on an education to help them develop. Annette had a dream to fulfill her parent’s aspirations, to help the children achieve their potential and create their own better reality. annete-and-andrew In 2005, Annette came to the UK to further her own studies. While in Brighton, she set about changing her dream into a reality, by sharing her vision, recruiting spon

​Children on the Edge exists to help marginalised children, who are living on the edge of their societies. These are children without parental care, neglected or persecuted by their governments, ignored by international media and missed by large overseas agencies. ​Working in partnership with local communities, we help create safe, child friendly environments. We support children to realise their rights, and restore the ingredients of a full childhood by generating hope, life, colour and fun.

About Children Safe Uganda Since 1968 when CSU was founded, the situation of children in Uganda continues to face many challenges-including HIV/AIDS, orphan hood, civil wars and conflict. Child abuse is on the rise and many children escape their foster parents due to corporal punishments; the number of street children has increased, and some have become sex workers. All these changes have increased the number of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC). There is therefore a greater call for interventions to address the plight of OVCs in Uganda and the world over.

Building lives of promise through education. Building lives of promise through education. ChildrenUP supports post-primary education in northern Uganda by offering scholarships to qualified students. ChildrenUP is assisting secondary school and certificate students in northern Uganda who have shown academic strength, a strong work ethic and are in financial need. We are now expanding our support to include diploma, and university support for students on an individual cost-sharing basis. We strive to add equal numbers of young men and women to our program.

Children First Uganda (CFU) is a UK-based charity (registered number 1130672) which provides support and raises funding for a Ugandan NGO, CALM Africa. This community-based organisation aims to protect and promote the rights of children living in poverty in Uganda, through delivering education and community outreach programmes. CALM Africa works within local communities supporting vulnerable children and their families affected by extreme poverty, HIV/AIDS, malaria and other illnesses and difficulties. Many of the children they care for have lost their parents as the result of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and live in child-headed households. They also lobby to local and national Government about children’s rights, to really affect change.

Children's AIDS Fund International programs focus on limiting the suffering of HIV impacted children and their families in the US and across the globe. Direct child and family services range from treatment and care, to education assistance, psychosocial support, livelihood skills, nutrition and food security, and prevention.

CCI is a non -profit organization operating in Uganda with head office based in lira, northern Uganda. The organization is registered both locally and nationally with lira District Local Government Reg. No LDLG/2012/145 and National NGO Board Registration No. 8477 respectively. bill-wegener-TVe6a1JUcCE-unsplash CCI was started by a person of humanity and passion after witnessing the state and level of suffering that children, women, PWDs and the youth were going through, especially in Northern Uganda. For over 22 years of lord’s Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) insurgency in the region inflicted a lot of suffering to these communities especially the children, women, PWDs and the youth; where thousands of them were abducted, abused, raped, tortured and forcefully recruited into rebel ranks and witnessed all sorts of human rights abuses. This has reduced the quality of human life in northern Uganda, where children, women, youth and adults have lost dignity and means of livelihood.