When a disaster such as a flood strikes, everybody is trying to survive and the protection and well-being of children is often overlooked. When close 50,000 people were affected by floods in Kasese District in western Uganda
In 2003, World Vision began operations in Buyamba sub-county in Rakai District. The charity organisation worked with children, their families, and communities to address the root causes of poverty, injustice, and violence
When 2020 began, communities in Uganda had no idea that within days the world would be confronting a virus that would kill hundreds of thousands of people, and put tens of millions of children at risk from the aftershocks of
Through its response to large-scale humanitarian needs precipitated by over a million South Sudanese refugees fleeing to Uganda throughout 2016 and 2017, World Vision has built an understanding of the needs and aspirations
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Child research from 7 countries in Africa reveals shocking levels of violence and abuse behind the pregnancies of young girls. Teen pregnancies predominantly affect schoolgirls and often caused by older men, according to
World Vision Uganda continues to seek out children in the most fragile contexts, bringing to them life in all its fullness.
In 2018, we reached out to over 2 million children through different interventions. We also expanded
Every year, in every country and every community, violence robs children of happiness, dignity and a bright future. One example of violence against children is child marriage, which is a serious form of child abuse. Among the
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This report is a financial statement of the organization for the year ended 30th September 2017. The World Vision Uganda Management is committed to uphold the World Vision International Policies and Guidelines in ensuring
