Charities In Uganda

We provide support to vulnerable children in Uganda, many of whom are former-child-soldiers. We support them through the schools by offering sponsorship for their school fees and requirements, and vocational training to care-givers amongst other activities.

We arrange event for Somalian Community to awareness of UK society.we also arrange sports activities for young childrens

Educating public on matters related to sustainable developmentAddressing the issue of the energy poverty through "Power to the homeless" initiative

We work mainly in Sub-Sahara Africa focusing on poverty relief and prevention, promotion of religious and racial harmony and the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment. We work mainly in partnership with local NGOs and our activities include grant funding, education and training programmes

Patient Relief Mission UK supports and resources Patient Relief Mission Uganda, an NGO that exists to end the needless suffering of vulnerable people. In particular PRM UK raises funds and mobilises leaders to enable PRM Uganda to provide accommodation, nutritious meals, transportation and psycho-social support for those affected by cancer.

The Sick be Nourished Project donates medical/surgical equipment to a variety of medical facilities across the UK, Africa, and the Caribbean. We assist with emergency care needs. We also host health related workshops and provide information on health related topics, providing training initiatives and working with local practitioners to assist in developing services in their communities

The objectives of Promised Beginning (PB) is the advancement of education at all levels of young people in particular Ocala Village in Uganda and Kitunda in Tanzania as well as throughout both countries as trustees may from time to time think fit. Additionally, PB aim to work with others for the prevention or relief of poverty in particular Ocala village, Uganda and Kitunda village in Tanzania.

The charity promotes integrated rural development in developing countries - in particular to harness innovative technologies (such as off-grid sustainable energy and ICT) to act as catalysts to create local services and productive uses that generate sustainable social and economic impacts for local communities.

Volunteers travel to a village called Bweyale in Uganda to work in two schools. Volunteers teach, run activities and play games and sport to help remind the children, many of whom have been child soldiers, what it is like to be a child again. These schools also have a significant lack of resources so B-BAP also helps to provide much needed resources for these schools.

YOUTH TRAINING SESSIONS ON DANCE, SINGING, DRAMA AND EDUCATIONAL POWERPOINTS; RUNNNG TWO-DAY WORKSHOPS FOR NEW AND EXISTING WAIT MEMBERS;PERFORMING AT FESTIVALS, INTERFAITH EVENTS, SCHOOLS WHEN INVITED;FUNDRAISING THROUGH CONCERTS, BUSKING, SPONSORED WALKS, SELLING FOOD & CAKES;TRAVELLING ABROAD TO INTRODUCE WAIT AND SET UP EDUCATIONAL TEAMS, AND CLUBS.

relieve needs of those affected with HIV/AIDS and their families with support and education of the public about HIV/AIDS; Help young people by the provision of recreational and leisure time activities in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life; develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals

Support of Mustard Seed Community based in Namagunga, Uganda. The principle activity at present is the support of Mustard Seed Primary School. In addition to this Ettaala supports projects to improve the standard of living in the community including a womens' sewing group and an agricultural project. Ettaala also supports some of the neediest of the primary school leavers.

IWA aspires to improve access to healthcare and education. We aim to achieve this through stakeholder engagement, resource mobilisation, interpretation services, knowledge management, assisted living, outreach programmes, research, sponsorship and grant making.

Increases the spread of knowledge about the benefits of human genome research, and fosters collaboration and education within the fields of human genetics and genomics internationally, through educational activities and by holding major professional conferences in many countries.

Beacon Trust continues to meet the activities as much as possible with the small funds and still able to support its beneficiaries 'in kind'.

MOSAIC is committed to protecting human rights and fighting human trafficking and modern slavery through partnerships, advocacy, and education. By offering support, conducting research, and providing direct services, MOSAIC enables communities to identify trafficking risks and aid survivors. MOSAIC also plans to expand outreach, address trafficking cases, and launch a multilingual website.

To assist with the promotion of education and maintenance of orphans in Uganda

Monthly GET TOGETHER and SEMINARSIT and ESOL classesDrop-in sessions where we provide advice, information and sign posting on housing, benefits and immigration mattersSewing ClassYouth GroupMental Health ProjectPrevention ProjectChild care facilities for project attendees

IN UK HUMANITARIAN ACTION GROUP EMPOWER BAME COMMUNITY THROUGH CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND EDUCTIONAL ACTIVITIVITIES SUCH AS CONFERENCES, TRAINING AND EVENTS. OVERSEAS HAG LIAISE WITH CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONS TO PROMOTE AND DEVELOP EDUCATION AND PREVENTIVE MEDECINE IN THE MOST DEPRIVED AREA.

Bottletop has a two-fold mission;to fund grassroots education projects aimed at promoting sexual health among teenagers; and to alleviate poverty by investing in poor communities; support the creation of fair wage employment and support for organisations that work to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals

We collect used Prosthetic Limbs that can not be reused in this country, they are sorted, stripped and sanitised in readiness to be shipped to disadvantaged countries that have a need for used prostheses and their component parts.

Improving the lives of orphans, vulnerable children, families and future generations and empower women and girls by providing consultations and needs led training in successful methods, (including the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), to local organisations, and funding income generating projects, to empower community supported family care of children in crisis.

Formerly known as Woodland Christian Trust we are working to bring education, healing, relief, care and hope to people in need or distress. We are based in the UK but our primary focus is abroad with those with whom the trustees have knowledge and contact. Working specifically at this time in Pakistan, India, Ethiopia, Philippines and East Africa. Educational projects, seminars and training etc.

The Piers Simon Appeal runs School in a Bag (SIAB) - an initiative that distributes rucksacks filled with stationery, learning resources and eating utensils to poor, orphan, vulnerable and disaster affected children around the world.SIAB runs many events including Home Farm Fest, a 3 day music festival held at the charity HQ in SomersetThe charity has 4 employees and 2 part time volunteers

EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH