Charities In Uganda

Shipped donated football kit and books to Uganda.Paid for family learning training and a co-ordinated the trainers input.Paid for electrification and water projects in schools.Paid for books for the family learning centre from a local publisher.Delivered stories and assemblies in UK schools about life in Uganda.Promoted Education to End Poverty with the local MP.

As a registered charity, we stand firmly in the belief that the unifying influence of sport can uplift the underprivileged and alleviate hardship for communities bereft of opportunities. Our conviction is that through our sport programmes, we can create flourishing, aspirational communities by providing guidance, support, education, and mentorship.

The prevention or relief of poverty in the UK and the Great Lake Region (RwandaUganda, DR Congo, and Burundi) by providing: grants, items, and services to individualsin need and charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

Fab Foundation UK exists to inform, advise, support and help raise donations for supplementary/replacementequipment for new and existing FabLabs in the UK. The Foundation provides training opportunities and supportto groups, individuals and organisations wishing to set up their own FabLab. Although centered in the UK, the Foundation works internationally with a particular emphasis on British C

We support the most vulnerable and neglected children and young people throughout the Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania and Uganda..Our long-term approach - supporting and challenging families - gives families opportunities to turn things around together.We help:? Children who are neglected or abused? Children having difficulties at school

Our primary aim is: Deliver aid to areas, where aid is currently not reaching. Orphans, widows & homeless are at the forefront regardless of race, religion, ethnicity or gender.We work with other registered charities/NGOs to provide maximum benefit. By collective efforts we can create changes.We also offer local community services, bring relief, shelter & support educational institutes.

BfE supports early-stage social entrepreneurs in the developing world.Our flagship Incubation Programme helps them scale up and become investor-ready.

Advancement of education through the provision of grants/scholarships; prevention or relief of poverty anywhere in the world via grants, items and services to individuals/charities/organistions working to relieve poverty; and for any such other purposes deemed charitable by the laws of England and Wales as the trustees shall from time to time determine.

The Chris Shoesmith Global Foundation helps both backpackers and their families, we do this by giving honest help and advice as to any dangers that can be encountered whilst travelling. We also assist backpackers and their families should something go wrong such as; muggings, loss of any possessions, missing persons abroad and also bereavements.

To advance the Christian religion through church worship services; Bible studies; prayer meetings; teachings and ministration; interdenominational conferences; distribution of gospel tracts; missionary and outreach projects.

Provision of free fitness training programs to rugby teams around the world.

Promotion of the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle, and the importance of maintaining good personal mental and physical health by (mainly, but not exclusively) the means of broadcasting health education messages to people living in Uganda , by the provision of lectures, workshops and educational projects devoted to healthcare, particularly mental health.

Cobblestone Foundation aids in the relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill health and financial hardships through awarding of scholarships, conducting of trainings and workshops to impact them with skills, provision of items, support services and equipment normally not provided by statutory authorities and sensitizing people about primary health care and preventive measures.

OTWB aims to bring together a network of occupational therapists who have interest in occupational therapy in marginalised and poor communities from small and medium economic areas, promote an understanding of how as occupational therapists we can most appropriately apply our practice in the context of these regions and whenever possible we intend to work together with our overseas;

OMIL is the investment vehicle of Opportunity International. OMIL was established to achieve the general objective of Opportunity International which is to relieve poverty abroad, in particular by assisting poor persons in the establishment of small businesses and trade.

The charity has been established to provide education, teaching, training and support in low cost, effective, practical farming techniques.

The objects of the Trust are to help promote, for the public benefit, the conservation of wildlife and the natural environment in East Africa on a sustainable basis.

Religious activities through conferences and seminars. Training and equipping of the saints. Partnership with the community.

Our intent is to be a vehicle for our community to support those in need and address poverty. We will strive to prevent or alleviate poverty by grant funding to assist in the provision of education, training, healthcare and support to enable individuals to be self-sufficient.

We help children and people in poverty in Sub-saharan African, as of now, East Africa, this includes Uganda. We provide skills to woman to help them out of poverty and prevent them from placing their children in orphanages. We also take part in fundraising events and selling products.

Our focus in the U.K. is to provide comfort and security for the elderly in a family atmosphere, in our residential homes, nursing unit and retirement flats. The Congregation's work overseas is more diverse; to respond to destitution, sickness, lack of employment or education opportunity.

Work with local communities in East Africa to provide them with basic needs and education to make them independent.

The Charity undertakes activities in the field of advancement of education, religious purposes, for the relief of poverty, suffering, give medical assistance, general benefit of the community and any other areas where it would help to bring peace and harmony.

JPADA operates in England and Wales and Africa in, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Botswana and South Sudan; provide advice and support to refugees/Asylum seekers and the disadvantaged communities; Areas of operation: relief of poverty, health education targeting HIV/AID and Covid-19 awareness campaign among African communities, Training, economic and community development, employment and digging wells.

The Growth Continenent Infrastructure Foundation provides support and funding for Feasibility Studies and Master Plans for Infrastructure projects in Africa.