Charities In Uganda

We are committed to enhancing students understanding of the institutional and political in-working of the United Nations (UN) organisation. Through attending simulated UN conferences, students act as ambassadors, representatives, and national leaders of their assigned countries whilst debating a variety of issues in a manner consistent with the procedure of the real UN.

A one-week basic business skills programme designed to provide entrepreneurial skills for use by young entrepreneurs in the informal economies of Africa. The programme is delivered via workshops staffed by student volunteers from the UK and in partnership with a local in-country agent.

To further such charitable purposes as the trustees see fit, especially to relieve suffering and to promote spiritual wellbeing including human rights, racial harmony, equality or diversity in the United Kingdom or overseas.

The furtherance of the Christian religion.

To promote social inclusion and integration of African communities, particularly Rwandan Refugee Communities and a networking group that encourages and enables them to participate more effectively with the wider community, particularly in the areas of education, training and employment.

Our aim is to make a positive difference to the lives of the most vulnerable individuals or families within our society by helping with social and interpersonal difficulties. We believe that the underprivileged people in society should have access to opportunities that support them to meet their individual needs and live a fulfilling live.

The Charity continues to seek to invest funds to provide future income that can be used for the purposes of funding charitable activities in different countries.

The provision of medical treatment and support for the patients of The Olive Medical Mission, based in Kawempe, Kampala, Uganda.

Charity's giving is an expression of its faith-based belief.

1. TO PROMOTE THE SOUND ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AND PROPER ADMINISTRATION OF THE LAW FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN PARTICULAR 2. TO PROMOTE HUMAN RIGHTS (AS SET OUT IN THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND SUBSEQUENT UNITED NATIONS CONVENTIONS AND DECLARATIONS) THROUGHOUT THE WORLD BY ALL OR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING MEANS.

The Mvule Trust supports education in Africa focusing on East Africa

The relief of financial hardship, either generally or individually of people living in the Third World by making grants of money for providing or paying for items, services or facilities.The relief of sickness for people living in the Third World by the provision of grants, goods and services.

Assist people from African countries living in the England and Walses who are mostly refuges and asylum seekers to integrate the British society and benefit from all opportunities available for them. Provision of general advice and information; organise sport activities and music tuition for youth, preach gospel and provide food and clothes for orphans in Africa.

TO RELIEVE SICKNESS AND TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF THE PATIENTS IN THE THIRD WORLD BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES AND SERVICES, NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE STATUTORY AUTHORITIES, ANCILLARY TO THOSE PROVIDED BY THE DOCTORS. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF LOCAL HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IN HEALTH CARE PROCEDURES BY THE PROVISION OF LECTURES. www.ims-aid.org

In broad terms, to work for the relief of poverty - through organisations already working in various countries: this may be done through education, the supply of tools, training.

The Charity is a small charity which makes payments to specific persons and / or specific projects which become known to the Charity trustees who will take a personal interest in the beneficiaries.These beneficiaries might be anywhere in Engand or Wales or in any other parts of the world.

The relief of sickness and preservation of health among people permanently or temporarily in Africa and the advancement of education of these people in healthcare. The advancement of education of children attending schools in africa.

The alleviation of poverty of people in the United Kingdom and abroad for the public benefit The promotion and improvement of education in the United Kingdom and abroad for the public benefit The promotion and improvement of living conditions of the people in the United Kingdom and abroad for the public benefitTo fund and/or support educational programmes and building projects

We collect books, computers, science and sports equipment for needy schools in Africa. In 2025 we will introduce exchange program to allow cross culture between UK and Africa schools. Also we will introduce social tourism to boost income to schools that we assist. Adults who would like to visit rural Africa to help schools will be encouraged to do so. To help with small repairs and renovations

Provision of funding, with others, to enable consulting and advisory work in a number of African countries with a view to relieving poverty of the small scale coffee grower; the creation of a strategic model for national coffee development programmes aimed at impoverished coffee growers who cannot pay their bills; and the provision of secretariat services working with national institutions.

To give financial assistance to Freemasons or their dependants who have been members of a Masonic Lodge in Kenya, Uganda or Tanzania.

RECOGNISE THE CONTRIBUTION MADE BY WEST INDIAN NURSES TO THE NHS.HELP RETIRED WEST INDIAN NURSES

The Vision River Outreach Trust is dedicated to helping and providing services to those in need around the world wherever we can.

We mobilse resources considered instrumental in promoting health and advancing education. At our resource centre we also provide information, advice, guidance and support on careers,work and volunteering