Charities In Uganda

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship by supporting: The provision of education, training and healthcare projects and the necessary support to enable individuals to become self-sufficient. The relief and assistance of victims of war, disaster or catastrophe in particular by supply of medical aid.Projects to provide and maintain night shelters and homeless crisis centres .

We want and expect God to do great things, but we can't live with our heads in the clouds. God wants us to be "touching heaven, changing earth". Impacting for good somebody's here and now. We encourage each member to seek to build up others to fulfill their potential in Christ, so the burden for others' success is as great as the burden for our own individual walk with God.

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Supporting schools and students in Uganda, mainly in Kabale, South Western Uganda, through school partnerships, sponsorships and community welfare projects.

CAFPH provides culturally sensitive and appropriate support around health and well-being, HIV/AIDS support, children and young people at risk of social exclusion, low education attainment and anti-social behaviour, trafficking, sexual exploitation, employment and skills building, entrepreneurship, family support and working to reduce isolation and loneliness for the BAME.

The PATRIZIA Foundation UK CIO has a policy of giving grants and support to Operating Partners working overseas and in the UK in the field of education, child health and welfare.

The Charity is a Church which operates in Congleton, Cheshire but also supports other Christian missionaries and charities worldwide. The objects of the Church are to a) advance the Christian faith, b) to relieve sickness and financial hardship and promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods or services and c) to advance education.

Working within poorer communities in Uganda through the use of child sponsorship scheme, goat project, construction of community centre and supporting and teaching local churches and schools both in Uganda and UK

Education and providing service to the youth and elderly of the community

We organise and run African music, dance,story and drumming workshops in UKWe run schools in UgandaWe are providing Education to the needy children in villages in Uganda.We also provide accomodation to those children.Build Dorms,buy beds and beddings We also provide feeding facilities and water to those children We conduct choir tours to the UK to fundrise for the charity

Shaka Services aims to promote better sexual awareness through training, education and advice to all sections of the black community.Shaka provides support on:housing immigration,community care, welfare rights, and domicillary care.

LOVE, CARE AND A HOME FOR UGANDAN ORPHANSWe will provide a safe and loving environment that all children feel is a place they can call home. We will provide the basic needs of water, food, clothing and health care. We will provide an education in local schools.We will seek to develop our children?s life skills, providing them with tools to equip themselves for an independent future.

religious activities

The object of the Charity is to make grants to any charity for any charitable purpose, at the Trustees' discretion, but preferably to those recipients likely to further Christianity, support the relief of poverty and assist the aged and infirm.

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

To relieve sickness, poor health, poverty and old age of all the general public within Oldham and surrounding districts and support for a project in Uganda .

Training without walls, frontiers or fees for leaders mainly in the developing world with project development and micro-enterprise for the poor.

The provision of Theological Training and encouraging sister churches in Uganda has continued in the following ways: training of pastors in Uganda, education and sponsorship of pastors and children and travel to Uganda for mutual encouragement. We continue to support several churches and their schools/orphanages in the education of orphans and arrange visits to and from Africa.

The Helen Margaret Owen Foundation is actively involved in the education of the children attending Kirinya Children's Centre Nursery and Primary School in Uganda through the provision of funds for education, feeding, and housing for the orphans and teachers, and ongoing relied of poverty.

Down Syndrome Education International delivers evidence-led improvements in early intervention and education for children with Down syndrome globally by investing in scientific research and deliver a comprehensive range of information, advice, training and consulting services.

The trustees believe that the provision of education is one very practical way to help people out of poverty and into a worthwhile and sustainable life. The main areas in which the charity operates are Tanzania and Uganda. The charity works with disadvantaged children from a variety of backgrounds including orphans and deaf children.

To Act As An Umbrella Or Resource Body over Ministries & Companies.The relief of poverty/financial hardship of people living locally or internationally, by providing grants/Jobs & supported accommodation to those most in need. To educate the public about the Christian religion through live/online lectures, and distributing literature & content to restore the fundamental values.

Tasks undertaken on the field

We sponsor very bright primary school children living in slums. We pay for school fees, books, uniforms and basic essentials to enable them to attend top secondary schools. We select top secondary schools based on their past results and the number of students from the school who have qualified for university.

Serve Africa supports internally displaced people in camps near Mbalala, Uganda. The original refugees fled the civil war. The charity has provided counselling and seen people gradually develop aspirations for their own future.Education and training programmes give individuals the skills and knowledge to obtain gainful employment, thereby allowing them to gain a reasonable standard of living.