Charities In Uganda

Helping Uganda Educate. Raising funds to support education, health and wellbeing of children who would otherwise be denied it. Running a primary school for children in Nabugabo, South west Uganda. Subsequently assisting children through secondary education. Engagement with community projects as necessary and able.

The objects of the CIO are: for the public benefit in Wessex, any other part of the United Kingdom or elsewhere in the world, to relieve the poor and needy and to further such other purposes which are exclusively charitable under the laws of England and Wales as the trustees shall think fit, in particular but not exclusively by working with the members of the Rotary Clubs in the Rotary Internation

Establishing itself around Martyn Joseph?s [www.MartynJoseph.net] formidable music career and years of humanitarian work, Let Yourself Trust is a non-profit organization that provides funding for and informs on a wide variety of projects and justice movements both abroad and home. 2014 marks LYT's first two projects - the Alrowwad Children's Theatre in Palestine, and Project Somos in Guatemala.

Funding raising to provide funds to church activities

SHOCC is the official charity of St Mary's University, Twickenham, and works with the poorest and most marginalized in society. It provides support for organizations working in its local area and overseas and is involved in the support of schools in Kenya, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda and an HIV/AIDS project in Guatemala.

Provision of water, sanitation and hygiene education in low income countries.

To advance the Christian faith, holding Sunday and mid-week services. Youth group meeting for 11-16 yrs old on a Wednesday night. To relieve persons in conditions of need, hardship, aged or sick and other charitable purposes of community benefit. Holiday clubs 4-11 yrs old, Messy Church, Table top give away, Monthly coffee mornings. Missions to foreign countries for spiritual and practical needs.

The charity aims to benefit children in Kampala, Uganda, particularly those that are orphaned and/orvulnerable as these children are particularly at risk of poverty, ill health, malnourishment, lack ofeducation, exploitation etc. and therefore most in need of help.

WWPAW is an independent, non-political, not for profit enterprise whose aim is to raise funds to support animal welfare & conservation, specifically to:Relieve the suffering of animals.Conserve earth's natural resources with projects & initiatives dealing with preserving & protecting living animals & their habitats.Educate the public through programmes raising awareness & respect for nature.

ServeDirect is a small, UK registered charity that partners with locally run, community- based projects, concentrating on supporting the areas of education and health. Our main focus is with the community of Lukomera, Central Uganda and within Gulu, Northern Uganda. Partner projects include; a secondary boarding school, a health centre and two primary resource & teacher training centres.

We give aid overseas to children, the poor and for education. We support ministers and bible students.We run seminars in the Uk and help churches

We seek to empower communities in developing countries through the provision of books & educational resources. We also encourage the reforestation of rural England, offering trees & information on self-sustainability. Book-Cycle works to benefit the local community; establishing projects to encourage self-reliance, engaging in global issues and facilities / workshops to promote art & culture.

CHARITABLE PROJECTS FOR THOSE IN NEED

Offering grants and donations for individuals or charitable associations, bodies and organisations for the advancement of education, arts and culture, amateur sports, promotion of good health and relief for sickness in the United Kingdom and in South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Zambia, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Malawi, Uganda and Kenya.

To help relieve poverty, suffering, distress, disease and ill health amongst the people of the world by offering professional engineering services to development programmes.To promote the Christian faith.

We provide advice and information work that supports disadvantaged communities to access mainstream services Provide solutions with practical activities to improve local neighborhoods like Children and Youth work for Music, play groups, elderly with Coaching and MentoringSupport and recruit volunteers from within the UK and outside to work in disadvantaged community projects

Making grants to charities and individuals who meet the Trust's objectives and impress the Trustees with the relevance of their project proposals, the effectiveness of their operations and the sustainability of their activities. Given the Trust's aim to advance religion by the promotion of the Christian faith, the Christian message should be integral to the activity.

Awarding small grants towards the fees of students studying at theological college or university for full time Christian ministry or those volunteering for Christian service at home or oversees. Grants are also considered for Christian missions and for bursary funds for Christian colleges and supporting schools beyond the UK.

To improve the quality of life for marginalised or deprived women, children and their families in UK and Africa through:1. Maternal and child Health. 2. Quality education, life skills and safe environments for marginalised children3. Prevention of violence against women and girls4. Economic development and sustainable livelihoods of young women particularly teenage mothers

At the moment we operate in South Africa and Uganda. We run school and after school programmes, teaching life skills to children from 4 to 12 years old. Teenagers who have been through the programme are taught leadership skills and trained to lead and care for the younger children. We also visit the children's families, offering emotional and food support where necessary.

The object of the CIO is the prevention or relief of poverty in sub-Saharan Africa by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.

The Uganda School Project (TUSP) is a charity founded in 2017 that sets out to support educational development in rural Uganda, developing projects concerning building classrooms, pit latrines and rainwater tanks as well as educational and extra-curricular programmes such as safeguarding workshops, teacher training workshops and a free lunch programme.

Grant making for charitable purposes in the UK and other countries for the relief of those in need; for the prevention or relief of poverty; for the relief of sickness; and for the promotion of social inclusion.

We Provide Homework Club support for refugees (parent and children)Drop in session for refugees Workshop and Various trainings ( for example hate crime, antisocial behaviour and Covid-19 awareness)English language classes