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Friends of The Nations is a credible Charity Organization fully registered and has been serving the underprivileged Uganda orphans, physically disabled and abandoned or street children suffering from intense poverty since 2016.
We believe in the philosophy of every person, normal or disabled, with both parents or orphaned has the right to a better life. That’s what we do.
We sponsor vulnerable orphans, provide food, medical care, scholastic materials, to the neediest orphans, widows and disabled children of Northern Uganda.
Friends of The Nations is a local community-owned organization run by the natives of the area. For more information about our work.
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Since 2005, JOY FOR CHILDREN UGANDA has been championing the rights of all children to live peacefully & without exploitation, to benefit from quality free education, to thrive in economic security & justice, and to prosper with access to clean water, good health care, & nutrition.
About us
“Peculiar Child Care Support” is a non-profit organization currently registered in Uganda Africa to serve and transform the lives of vulnerable children and youth living in the poorest slum areas and marginalized rural communities of Uganda. The organization has a targeted focus upon providing access to healthcare, education, and economic empowerment projects and mainstreams child rights and gender equality throughout its projects. Our projects are community-based and they are geared towards sustainability.
The majority of the children and young women in slums and marginalized communities of Uganda are suffering and lucking lots of things in their daily life, such as food, shelter, beds, blankets clothes, medical services, education, among others.
Accomplishing our mission relies on partnerships with people like you, “You can be someone’s miracle today. You have something that someone else needs, and you can influence people in ways no one else can. Take time to reach out to others. Sow seeds of kindness, love, and mercy, and watch how God will use you.
OUR VISION
A Society free of poverty that is enterprising and Innovative to be more self-reliant
OUR MISSION
To take action for fundamental change and development to eradicate poverty in the communities of Uganda.
Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI) is a non-profit, refugee-led organization founded in 2017 to promote peace, self-reliance, and dignity among refugee communities in Northern Uganda. Through innovative programs focused on peacebuilding, education, livelihood, and environmental sustainability, CECI equips refugees, particularly youth, women, and girls, with the necessary tools to prevent, reduce and transform conflicts, build resilience, and rebuild livelihoods for a peaceful and self-reliant community.
P.O. Box 158, Koboko, Uganda
Similar Ground is a Child and youth centered non-profit organization led by young refugees funded by private donations.
It was founded in 2020 and registered in 2021 with the initial goal of working together with communities to secure, protect and honor the rights children.
The organization later expanded its mission to reducing teenage pregnancies among young adults and Youth empowerment Programmes.
Similar Ground runs advocacy and psychosocial support programs using music, art and dance. We provide digital training to youth and accompany them to achieve better livelihoods through income-generating activities
- The Afa Foundation, also known as The Afrikan Fashion Awards Foundation, is an African organisation supporting sustainability in Education, Health care, Climate Action, Innovations and achievements.
The Afa Foundation, also known as The Afrikan Fashion Awards Foundation, is a Global-African organisation supporting Arts & Creatives, Education, Climate Action, Health Care, Innovations and achievements building a more sustainable, more equitable, and more peaceful world.
Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI Uganda) is a Refugee-led Community-based Organization founded in May 2017 to address ethnic cleavages, conflict tensions, and other challenges refugees face, such as poverty, unemployment, and cultural intolerance. We prevent, reduce, and transform violent conflicts in refugee communities through locally-led innovations in peacebuilding, education, livelihood, and environment driven by local needs. We empower youth, women, and girls with the tools to build resilience, prevent conflicts, rebuild livelihoods, and participate actively in local leadership, peacebuilding, and development.
Since then, CECI Uganda has been working with over 58,524 youth and youth to stop violence and increase social cohesion in refugees and host communities in West Nile, Uganda. We campaigned against all forms of hate speech and incitement to violence and provided community-based and data-driven solutions to the problem of hate speech, disinformation, and misinformation. We have also strengthened local peace structures to respond to and prevent conflicts, rebuilt the livelihoods of 5,951 youth, women and girls, increased their safety and wellbeing, and improved access to education for over 5000 children.
With the outbreak of COVID-19 in Uganda, CECI Uganda was one of the first responders to the COVID-19 crisis in refugee settlements, mobilizing resources, spearheading public health awareness, increasing access to online education and personal protective equipment, and providing livelihood support, reaching over 9389 children, youth, women, the elderly, and people with disabilities in 2020 alone.
Today, CECI Uganda‘s services have expanded to benefit 147,098 refugees and hosts in Koboko, Yumbe, and Obongi districts, leveraging the power of creative and collaborative efforts to address and assist refugees in adapting to the effects of COVID-19, recovering better, and building resilience for a more equal, sustainable, and healthier community. We increase their access to education, financial resources, knowledge, and skills in conflict resolution and peacebuilding, business, technology, entrepreneurship, and vocational training.