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By JosephOctober 19, 20240Our Stories, Outreaches

RootCures Women Community Gardens

RootCures Women Community Gardens are urban gardens designed for aged stay-home women to use their limited spaces in their backyards to grow nutritious plants and herbs that manage as well as cure different diseases. They…

By JosephOctober 12, 20240Our Stories, Outreaches

Startup a Project – Volunteer Fellowship

We welcome all persons that love to startup a project in Uganda to share their skills, tools and resources to better our communities. We have plenty of opportunities to grab in the sectors of Health,…

By JosephOctober 12, 20240Our Stories, Outreaches

Story of a Champion – Fighting & Advocating for Sickle Cell

At the peak of COVID-19, Nassanga Shadiah was providing regular voluntary awareness and medical support for families affected by chronic diseases and rear illnesses with much focus on children. This work was done voluntarily together…

By JosephOctober 12, 20240Our Stories, Outreaches

Empowerment and Advocacy

Peter, 28 years old gentleman grew up in the slums of Masese Landing Site in Jinja district, in a humble home that was mounted with domestic violence of all kinds. He went to school but…

By JosephOctober 12, 20240Our Stories, Outreaches

My Depression Recovery

Living in a refugee settlement in southwestern Uganda, Joan, a 28-years old, mother of two children has already endured a lifetime of instability. She fled from DR Congo as her husband stayed behind. She has…

By JosephOctober 12, 20240Our Stories, Outreaches

The Story – My Dream is in Fashion

In Hoima district, a stronghold of western Uganda’s host communities, 22-year-old Christine’s aspiration for a career in fashion was met with the challenge of acquiring the necessary skills. “I am a mother of one child…

By JosephAugust 24, 20240Our Stories, Outreaches

The Hidden Treasures Project

This is a child-centered support project for children that are physically handicapped with special needs in dire need for basic needs, inclusive education, medical treatment, and physiotherapy support. Our communities have huge numbers of vulnerable…