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Our primary operations span Wakiso, Kampala and Mukono districts. We also implement projects across Uganda through partnerships with other community-based and non-governmental organizations.

Our two core areas are child rights protection and environmental management — with emphasis on primary healthcare, WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) solutions, children's health and education, and environmental conservation.

Children, parents and caregivers, teachers, community leaders, healthcare workers, health inspectors, Village Health Team members, district leadership and academic institutions all benefit from our work.

We implement through direct interventions, stakeholder training and awareness programs, research and development, advocacy and lobbying, capacity building, and resource mobilization.

We uniquely combine child protection with environmental conservation — recognising that children need a healthy environment to flourish — while keeping a community-based, locally-owned approach at the heart of everything we do.

Communities participate through awareness programs, training sessions and partnership networks, or by engaging us directly about specific local needs.

Yes. We actively engage government bodies at local and district levels, and we lobby authorities to prioritise child rights protection.

We focus on sustainable solutions — particularly WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene), environmental management, community education, and promoting sustainable development practices.

Sustainability is built through capacity building, community ownership, local partnerships, evidence-based methodologies and continuous resource mobilization.