Charities In Uganda

We ascertain requirements and raise funds, send equipment and assistance to disabled children and their families affected by the Chernobyl disaster. Assistance is through certified charities. We encourage creative activities to increase self confidence. The long term aim is to promote societal acceptance of disability.

Principle activities of the charity is that of artistic and literary creation and development for the advancement and relief of poverty, education, health or the saving of lives, community development, arts, culture, heritage or science. The relief of those in need by reason youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship, or other disadvantage and other purpose charitable in law.

1. GAN Scholarship Fund supports girls who have academic ability but who do not have school fees in Gayaza High School. 2. Fundraising through networking amongst Gayaza Alumnae3. Fundraising through partnership working and joint events with other organisations4. Education of Girls in Uganda - support schools with bore holes for water, solar power, computer technology, school buildings.

The Reginald Ames Charitable Trust was established to provide grants and donations to various charities and other organisations in tea-growing regions worldwide. Specifically, the charity will fund projects working for the prevention or relief of poverty, and the provision of resources to provide or improve education for tea-growing communities.

Providing advocacy and lobbying supportDelivering health and well-being servicesImproving their access to education and training for employmentFostering the development of sustainable businesses within those communitiesSupporting their integration into the wider communityBuilding the capacity of those communities to improve their life chances

GFAJ supports development and growth of agricultural journalism, helping to improve agricultural development and public understanding of food and agricultural systems throughout the world. We provide financial assistance, education, training, support and advice; and organise activities including conferences, workshops, tours and seminars to educate journalists, communicators and media workers.

Information on training opportunities available for refugee community organisation,and funding opportunities, Guidance on provision of services to refugees and asylum seekers, Provision of Free advice and training on managing community project , managing grants and volunteers, support on orgqnisation of community events. we facilitate network and partnerships between local organisations.

To relieve the needs and advance education and promote good health among the poor, destitute or orphaned children of Kinkiizi Anglican Diocese, Uganda, through the provision of School Fees, costs of Vocational Training, University Fees and any other type of Educational Fees

Provision of services to young people - Educational Training including ICTCultural Heritage - Music and Dance, Storytelling, Drama and DrummingProvision of Summer Schemes - Educational Outings/TripsParenting Skills and Family SupportOrganising Health Promotion WorkshopsOrganising Events including Cultural EventsSupporting older people in physical and mental activities

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.

The charity was created by constitution on the 11 January 2016. The charity's aim is to enable all children access to education to fulfil their potential.

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

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

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.

To date 93 hospital staff's children have been given educational grants to fund a year's school fees, as part of our project to support and retain the lower paid hospital staff. Working with the our Ugandan trustees and hospital executive staff, a project proposal has been written to support the development of a nursing and midwifery school for which we are continuing to seek funding.

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

We support women and girls living in poverty in the UK and Uganda. We focus our support on community-led, rights-based health, education and empowerment programmes strengthening the capacity of local change-makers. We envision a future where women and girls have equality and are able to access their rights.

General Charitable PurposesOverseas aid/Famine ReliefOther Charities/Voluntary bodies

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.

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH TO RELIEVE PERSONS WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED OR HARDSHIP OR WHO ARE AGED OR SICK AND TO RELIEVE THE DISTRESS CAUSED THEREBY TO PROMOTE AND FULFIL SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES

Developing Technologies works in partnership with development agencies, aid workers and indigenous communities to provide engineering design and training in appropriate technologies in order to improve livelihoods in the developing world.

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

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.

The Queen Elizabeth Parks Project is dedicated to giving people the opportunity to become involved in conservation of the wildlife and supporting Rangers who work in protected areas. Our work focusses upon the Queen Elizabeth Country, UK and the Queen Elizabeth National Uganda, but is not exclusive to these sites.

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