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Kampala Central 

Kawempe

Rubaga

Makindye

Nakawa

Lufuka

Bujubuli Zone

Mukondo Zone

Bwiiriza Zone

Kaborogota Zone

Bukere Zone

Ntambabiniga Zone

Kyegegwa

Kyaliwajala A

Kyaliwajala B

Bongole

Kampala

Mparo

The National Identification and Registration Authority is a government-owned organization that exists to establish and maintain a credible, Secure and Up to Date register of all persons( both citizens and legally resident non-citizens) in Uganda for National Security and Social development.

 National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) 

Action for Development (ACFODE) is a National women&rsquo;s interest organization, with vast experience in promoting women&rsquo;s rights and gender equality in Uganda.&nbsp;For the last three decades, ACFODE has been a strong advocate of gender equality, empowerment of women and girls; and the elimination of all forms of violence against women and girls.

Action for Development (ACFODE) 

Ademaria Initiative is a refugee led NGO founded to create a world where migrants and vulnerable host communities achieve self-reliance by promoting equal opportunities, gender equality and social cohesion.
Ademaria Initiative is dedicated to empowering women and children through a two-generational approach that fosters resilience and holistic well-being. Our work focuses on advocacy, early childhood education, Gender based violence and gender equity, primary and secondary education, and livelihoods, aiming to create equal opportunities, promote gender equality, and strengthen social cohesion.
We enhance awareness of women, children, and refugee rights, provide comprehensive education, and deliver vocational training, financial literacy, and business support and mentorship to build sustainable futures.

Ademaria Initiative

AHA is an international non- governmental organization that provides effective humanitarian relief and recovery as well as advocacy services. Founded in 1994 in response to the atrocities in Rwanda, AHA has supported over 26 million people in 20 African countries to regain their health, dignity and wellbeing.
<a href="https://africahumanitarian.org/active_countries/uganda/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">AHA in Uganda operates in two regions: Central and Western Uganda. AHA Uganda supported six primary health care facilities and four National Referral Hospitals. In 2022, AHA reached 233,946 refugees in Uganda. AHA Uganda partnered with UNHCR and Farmac&eacute;uticos Mundi (Farmamundi) to provide access to health services for all refugees living within the urban area and Kyaka II refugee settlement.</a>

Africa Humanitarian Action

AWYAD was established in 2010, with a strong passion to support vulnerable women and youth faced with poverty, exploitation and abuse as a result of marginalization and discrimination. The organization has very experienced staff with technical expertise in the fields of Gender, Human Rights, Emergency Response and Education.&nbsp;
Over the years AWYAD has become a recognized institution in areas of emergency response, advocacy and education work, all attributed to its unique program design and a community based approach. The institution has a mandate to operate national wide and currently has strong presence in the Northern, Western, Eastern and Central parts of the country.

African Women and Youth Action for Development (AWYAD)

In Uganda, Alight hosts people from some of the most diversely populated camps in the world, with residents from DRC, Sudan, Somalia, South Sudan, Burundi, and several other countries. These settlements are abundant.
The confluence of cultures makes for an energizing and creative environment, bursting with ideas. We work closely with these communities and other organizations operating within the camp, coordinating our services to meet the needs of the diverse and vibrant population.

Alight

A nationally-registered, refugee-led organization founded by refugees in 1997 to support those fleeing violence in the African Great Lacs region. Bondeko Centre supports impoverished, often traumatized refugees, especially women, and children, who reach Uganda without connections or aid. We are a community center for both refugees and local Ugandans, as well as an emergency shelter for refugees. ​&nbsp;
Promoting refugee integration, Bondeko Centre empowers asylum seekers and refugees to be self-reliant engaging them in: Capacity building, Livelihoods, Education In Emergencies, Children With Disabilities Protection, Counseling, Law Clinic, Climate Action program, and Youth activities.&nbsp;

Bondeko Refugee Livelihoods Center 

Medical Teams International (MTI) has worked in Uganda since 2004, responding to new and long-term crises affecting refugees, MTI continues to save lives at 7 sites across Uganda. They make health care easier to access for both refugees and Ugandans alike and are also the lead health partner for the U.N. Refugee Agency in Uganda.
At Bujubuli base camp, MTI is managing the government health center level III to provide medical services to both refugees and host community.

Bujubuli Health Centre III - Medical Teams International

Butabika Hospital was established in 1955, and currently is the only National Referral Mental Health Institution in the Country. The hospital provides general and specialized mental health treatment and is a teaching hospital for a broad range of mental health specialists, from nursing to Post &ndash; Graduate students.
&nbsp;Butabika Hospital also provides primary health care services to the people from the surrounding area as well as supports other hospitals within the referral system, while also providing technical advice to Health Service Commission and to policy-making bodies.
Finally, Butabika Hospital is an important platform for research into mental health trends in Uganda, and approaches to tackling the problem.

Butabika National Referral Mental Hospital

Medical Teams International (MTI) has worked in Uganda since 2004, responding to new and long-term crises affecting refugees, MTI continues to save lives at 7 sites across Uganda. They make health care easier to access for both refugees and Ugandans alike and are also the lead health partner for the U.N. Refugee Agency in Uganda.
At Bwiriza, MTI is managing the government health center level III to provide medical services to both refugees and host community.

Bwiriza Health Center III - Medical Teams International

Bwiriza Primary School is a government aided education center situated northeast of Kyamagabu Primary School, and northwest of Nkanja Primary School. The school provides primary education, typically the first stage of formal education coming after preschool and before secondary school. Bwiriza Primary School has classes from primary one to seven.

Bwiriza Primary School

Caritas Uganda is the social development arm of the Catholic Church in Uganda. It is part of a larger international network of Caritas organizations that operate in over 200 countries worldwide. Caritas Uganda focuses on addressing various social and developmental issues, with a particular emphasis on poverty reduction, healthcare, education, and emergency response.

Caritas Uganda 

CACI is a group of independent individuals who work together to help children and their families that is the Youths, affected by HIV/AIDS, Human abuse and poverty. We work in a way that maximizes our collective efforts for the benefit of children and girls / women in Uganda.
CACI&rsquo;s programs aim at improve girls and women employability prospects by preparing them for quality jobs and helping others succeed as entrepreneurs only through decent employment opportunities can help young children, girls and women get the chance to work themselves out of poverty.

Change African Child International (CACI)

Children on the Edge support Early Years of Education for refugee children in the Kyaka II settlement in Uganda. Working hand-in-hand with communities, thousands of 3-6 year olds have benefited from the created safe spaces in which they can live, play, learn, and grow.

Children On The Edge Africa (COTEA)

EMAP Foundation begun in 2019, this was after having received trainings by IRC (International Rescue Committee), then we decided to begin helping the community in conflict resolution which were occurring in different families in the settlement and its neighborhood.
EMAP Foundation a community-based organization consisting of 48 members, including 16 men and 32 women who are fighting domestic violence and equipping skills.

EMAP Foundation

Good Neighbors Uganda was established in 2014 with its head offices in Kampala. They focus on CDPs (Community Development Projects) and protecting children&rsquo;s rights and encouraging the self-reliance of communities. We also pursue the sustainable development through empowerment, leadership and ownership in communities where we work. - Education - Health and Sanitation - Income Generation - Advocacy

Good Neighbors International Uganda 

<a href="https://www.hopeofchildrenandwomen.org/what-we-do" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Founded in 2010, HOCW is a refugee-led, grassroots initiative devoted to instilling hope, providing opportunities and offering support to victims of violence in Kampala, Uganda. Our community is an ever-changing population of Ugandans and refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, Somalia and Sudan who have fled war, internal conflict, natural disasters, gender-based violence and extreme poverty.&nbsp;</a>

Hope of Children and Women Victims of Violence (HOCW)

The International Rescue Committee(IRC) is a global humanitarian aid, relief and development nongovernmental organization, that helps people affected by humanitarian crises, including the climate crisis - to survive, recover and rebuild their lives.&nbsp; IRC is now at work in over 50 crisis-affected countries as well as communities throughout Europe and the Americas.
The IRC delivers lasting impact by providing health care, helping children learn, and empowering individuals and communities to become self-reliant, always seeking to address the inequalities facing women and girls.

International Rescue Committee(IRC)

Kaborogota Primary School is a government aided and Non governmental organization supported post elementary education institution, it is situated in Kaborogota zone, Kyaka II refugee settlement. The school provides primary education, typically the first stage of formal education coming after preschool and before secondary school. The Primary School has classes from primary one to seven and admits both national and refugees.

Kaborogota Primary School

Kampala Language School and Skills provides a range of English learning programs based on four levels, including starting basics, intermediate, and advanced. The first two levels will be the basic; the third level will be the intermediate; and the fourth level will be the advanced. The training takes two months for each level and a total of eight months to complete if you begin from level 1.

Kampala Language School and Skills

<a href="https://kandaakiat4women.org/?page_id=357" target="_blank" rel="noopener">It is a foundation that supports women with emphasize on refugee women in Uganda with tools that empower them to access fundamental basic needs for them and their children to realize their rights.</a>

Kandaakiat Organization for Women Empowerment and Development (KOWED)

Katende Harambe is a skills training center for a sustainable integrated agriculture for urban and rural farmers. Farmers are taught to use outputs from one project as inputs to subsidize others hence cutting on the costs.

Katende Harambe Rural Urban Training Center

Love Alive Ministry is a Christian founded community based charity organization which aims to empower destitute children, youth and young mothers with skills, to be self reliant and morally up right with good health.

Love Alive Ministries Uganda

Madrasa Early Childhood Programme operates in the three East African countries of Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Beginning as a pilot project at the request of the Muslim community in Mombasa, Kenya, it has gone on to help establish over 200 community pre-schools and teach over 67,000 children.
Research findings demonstrate that the Madrasa approach makes a real difference in children&rsquo;s cognitive development and later success in school.

Madrasa Early Childhood Program Uganda

Makindye Chief Magistrates Court is presided over by a Chief Magistrate who possesses a law degree. This court tries all cases except those (for criminal cases) whose maximum penalty is death- section 161 (1) (a) i.e. a Chief Magistrate may also pass any sentence authorized by law except a death sentence. Thus they have limited original jurisdiction.

Makindye Chief Magistrate Court

MIFUMI is a women and children's rights organization working to end violence and other harmful practices against women and children.
MIFUMI has a GBV toll free helpline 0800200250 where women and children experiencing GBV can receive confidential and convenient for psychosocial support, legal advise and referral to services near them

MIFUMI

The Ministry of Internal Affairs is made up of Departments and Directorates of which each plays a vital role in the overall responsibilities of the Ministry. The ministry has a mandate to guarantee Uganda's internal security, ensure law and order, peace and stability as well as citizen identification, protection and preservation.

Ministry of Internal Affairs

Mukondo Child Friendly Space is a community-based Early childhood development (ECD) center in Mukondo A zone in Kyaka II refugee settlement. Early childhood (the period from birth until the age of 8) is the most important stage of development in a child's life. In the early years of a child's life is when brain development is at its most rapid state, children learn skills that are critical for all aspects of their lives.

Mukondo Child Friendly Space

Medical Teams International (MTI) has worked in Uganda since 2004, responding to new and long-term crises affecting refugees, MTI continues to save lives at 7 sites across Uganda. They make health care easier to access for both refugees and Ugandans alike and are also the lead health partner for the U.N. Refugee Agency in Uganda.
In Mukondo zone, MTI is managing the government health center level II to provide medical services to both refugees and host community.

Mukondo Health Centre II - Medical Teams International

Mukondo Primary School is a government aided and Non governmental organization supported post elementary education institution, it is situated in Mukondo zone, Kyaka II refugee settlement. The school provides primary education, typically the first stage of formal education coming after preschool and before secondary school. The Primary School has classes from primary one to seven and admits both nationals and refugees.

Mukondo Primary School

Mulago National Referral Hospital (MNRH) is located in Kawempe North Division of Kampala the Capital City of Uganda. Founded in 1913 as a center for treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, MNRH has grown to become a &ldquo;Brand&rdquo; for tertiary healthcare in Uganda.

Mulago National Referral Hospital (MNRH)

The National Forum of People Living with HIV/AIDS Networks in Uganda (NAFOPHANU) was founded on 23 May 2003 as the national umbrella organization of People living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV). NAFOPHANU was established to provide a country-wide systematic and all-inclusive coordination structure for People Living with HIV (PLHIV) networks, associations and support groups in order to play advocacy, policy and decision making roles in the HIV&amp;AIDS partnership. This decision to establish NAFOPHANU was reached through a consultative process between members from several PLHIV initiatives in Uganda, with support from UNAIDS and the HIV&amp;AIDS Partnership Committee of Uganda AIDS Commission.
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National Forum of People Living with HIV/AIDS Networks Uganda(NAFOPHANU)

Ndejje Health Center IV is a government owned hospital in Ssabagabo-Makindye division, Kyadondo, Central Uganda. Ndejje Health Center IV offers the public a range of health care services and medication at no cost.&nbsp;

Ndejje Health Centre IV

The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is an independent humanitarian organization helping people forced to flee. We protect displaced people and support them as they build a new future. We started our relief efforts after World War Two. Today, we work in both new and protracted crises across 40 countries.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; We specialize in six areas: food security, education, shelter, legal assistance, protection from violence and water, sanitation and hygiene.
NRC&rsquo;s Uganda program is delivered through two approaches: 1. A multi-sectoral approach that includes education, protection from violence, livelihoods and food security (LFS), water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH), shelter, and information, counselling, and legal assistance (ICLA) which are delivered in line with safe and inclusive programming (SIP) standards and digital;
2. A community-based approach which aids in the assessment and determination of the level of vulnerability for the participants. NRC Uganda complements its program with existing referral pathways established with other humanitarian actors to respond to the needs of the affected population in all the major refugee hosting districts including the urban areas.

Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)

Nsamizi Training Institute For Social Development (NTISD) under its Community Outreach program has partnered with the Government of Uganda, UNHCR and other humanitarian and development partners to extend protection and mixed solutions to refugees and asylum seekers in Uganda since 2009. Our refugee operations are currently in five settlements of Nakivale, Oruchinga, Kyaka II, Rwamwanja and Kyangwali where we implement WASH, Sustainable livelihoods, Environment and energy.

Nsamizi Training Institute for Social Development 

Medical Teams has worked in Uganda since 2004, responding to new and long-term crises affecting refugees, MTI continues to save lives at 7 sites across Uganda. They make health care easier to access for both refugees and Ugandans alike and are also the lead health partner for the U.N. Refugee Agency in Uganda.
At Ntambabiniga, MTI is managing the government health outpost level II to provide services to both refugees and host community.

Ntambabiniga Health Outpost - Medical Teams International

OGERA Uganda works with female sex workers with a main focus on LBQ and Urban Refugees living and working in Uganda including different partners with whom they share a common goal. This group strictly provides assistance to only LGB Women. They mainly focus on promoting health and human rights through capacity building, evidence based advocacy and economic empowerment

OGERA Uganda

Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative formerly known as Reach Out Mbuya Parish HIV/AIDS Initiative (ROM) is a community-based non-governmental organization working with the urban and rural poor communities currently in 6 districts.&nbsp;
ROM provides a unique model of care to People Living with HIV and where necessary their families; taking care of the medical, social, emotional, and economical aspects of their lives to foster dignified living.

Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative (ROM)

Refugee empowerment for sustainable development in Africa (RESDA) is a nonprofit community based organization that supports projects for the people displaced by violence, conflicts, wars or persecution around Africa. Our projects enable people to give back to the community and make valuable contribution to the local economy as well as rebuilding their own future.

Refugee Empowerment for Sustainable Development in Africa (RESDA)

Serving refugee and local youth in Kampala through daily programs for out-of-school youth participants, community activities during school holidays, and youth-led soccer leagues.
Soccer Without Borders Uganda is a crucial resource to urban refugee youth in Kampala. As leaders in social inclusion and getting girls in the game, and as active participants in the East Africa Common Goal Community, SWB Uganda also works to build the capacity of partner organizations and coaches to build more equitable program spaces for youth.

Soccer Without Boarders Uganda

DRDIP stands for the Development Response to Displacement impacts Project. It is a Government Project under the Office of the Prime Minister that provides development and direct income support to vulnerable nationals and refugees within refugee hosting districts in Uganda.
The Development Objective of DRDIP is to improve access to basic social services, expand economic opportunities and enhance environmental management in refugee hosting districts.
DRDIP target districts include; Arua, Terego, Madi-Okollo, Moyo, Obongi, Yumbe, Koboko and Adjumani in the West Nile Sub-region, Lamwo in the Acholi sub-region, Hoima, Kikuube and Kiryandongo in the Bunyoro sub-region and Isingiro, Kyegegwa, Kamwenge, in the South-Western and South region of Uganda

The Development Response to Displacement Impacts Project (DRDIP)

The office of the Prime minister is mandated to lead and enhance National Response Capacity to Refugee Emergency Management through:
Receiving and granting asylum to refugees in accordance with both international and national legal frameworks
Settling refugees granted asylum, developing and implementing humanitarian interventions; Advising government and other stakeholders on refugee matters
Providing physical protection to refugees; Improving the physical infrastructure of the Refugee settlements, ranging from roads; staff accommodation, offices, reception centers among others
Enhancing the Refugee livelihoods through provision of Income Generating Activities (IGAs)

The Office of the Prime Minister Kyaka

Formed in 1974, the Uganda Association of Women Lawyers (FIDA-Uganda) is a membership-based, feminist organization providing legal aid services across the country through a strategic network of 20 offices and 4 justice desks.&nbsp;These offices, led by a national-level office in Kampala, are supported by lawyers, FIDA-Uganda members, Community Legal Volunteers (CLVs) and local authorities.
FIDA-Uganda functions as both a legal aid service provider for women and a membership organization that promotes the professional development of women in the justice, law, and order sector. The organization belongs to human rights, legal aid service providers, and NGO networks at the grassroots, national, and international levels.
FIDA-Uganda&rsquo;s mission is to advance gender equality through the promotion of women&rsquo;s rights. FIDA-Uganda aims to support and empower women in ways that can break cycles of powerlessness and vulnerability.

The Uganda Association of Women Lawyers - FIDA UGANDA

The Women&rsquo;s Probono Initiative (WPI) is an indigenous, non-profit, legal and advocacy organization which is promoting access to justice for women and girls in Uganda. Founded to contribute towards ending violence and discrimination against women and girls. WPI utilises legal tools for the promotion and protection of women&rsquo;s rights in Uganda. In July 2018 the Women&rsquo;s Probono Initiative (WPI) began providing free legal services to women who cannot otherwise access legal representation in Uganda.

The Women’s Probono Initiative (WPI)

Tuungane is a community-based Early childhood development (ECD) center in Kaborogota A zone in Kyaka II refugee settlement. Early childhood (the period from birth until the age of 8) is the most important stage of development in a child's life. In the early years of a child's life is when brain development is at its most rapid, children learn skills that are critical for all aspects of their lives.

Tuungane Early Childhood Development Center

Uganda Harm Reduction Network (UHRN) is a drug user led national network established in 2008 to respond to the drug use crisis in Uganda. The network works to advocate for practical interventions aimed at supporting and addressing issues of people who use and inject drugs (PWUIDs) especially youth.
It seeks to provide a national platform for health and policy programs that promote good practices and advocate for a supportive environment for the adoption, implementation and expansion of harm reduction programs for People Who Use and Inject Drugs (PWUIDs) in Uganda.

Uganda Harm Reduction Network

The Uganda Law Society is the Bar Association for lawyers in Uganda. The Uganda Law Society also provides professional services, resources, support and benefits to its members and engages in activities designed to improve access to justice. To Develop a Skilled and Empowered Legal Profession in Execution of its Statutory Mandate to Foster and Improve Access to and Administration of Justice as well as Good Governance in Uganda.&nbsp;
Strategic Objectives; To be Invaluable to Members&rsquo; Professional and Business Development.
To Promote Access to Justice for Indigent, Marginalized and Vulnerable Persons in Uganda and Vulnerable Persons in Uganda
To promote the Rule of Law and Human Rights Protection in Uganda
To strengthen the institutional capacity of the ULS to become a modern Bar Association

Uganda Law Society (ULS)

UGANET is a national non- governmental organization that was established in 1995 to bring together organizations and individuals who are interested in advocating for the development and strengthening of an appropriate policy, legal, human rights and ethical response to Health and HIV/AIDS in Uganda.
For the past 20 years, UGANET mandate lies on the foundation that the law, legal policies and human rights are critical enablers in influencing the success of Health and HIV interventions intended to prevent further spread and also mitigate the adverse social impact and suffering caused by HIV and other Health conditions.

Uganda Network on Law Ethics and HIV/AIDS (UGANET)

Uganda Police Force as provided in the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, and Uganda Police Force Act, the force largely remains an authoritarian instrument of state control of the public, taming perceived opponents of the state and for enforcing law and public order.

Uganda Police Force (UPF)

The Uganda Revenue Authority is a government revenue collection agency established by the Parliament of Uganda. Operating under the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, the URA is responsible for enforcing, assessing, collecting, and accounting for the various taxes imposed in Uganda.

Uganda Revenue Authority (URA)

Urban Refugee Rights Programme and Development Initiatives is an NGO in Kampala handling legal, protection and social service for refugees within Kampala.

Urban Refugee Rights Programme and Development Initiatives 

Women in Action to End Domestic Violence is a Ugandan community-based organization. It was established in 2014 by a group of young people affected and concerned about HIV and AIDS, and the effects of poverty on women, girls, and children. WADV works with girls and young women who were married before the age of 18 years who act as agents of change through experience sharing meetings, dialogues, and testimonies.

Women in Action to End Domestic Violence(WADV)

Youth United For African Transformation (YUFAT) is a community-based refugee Led organization whose specific objective is to equip youth and children with quality computer skills that go beyond basic knowledge, enabling them to utilize the power of technology and actively contribute to the transformation of Africa.

Youth United For African Transformation (YUFAT)

Youth Up Foundation(YUF) is a refugee Youths-led Organization contributing to efforts toward reducing the unemployment rate among the youths from the refugee and host communities in the urban and rural areas of Uganda by Developing their talents ( in Arts and Sport), Equipping them with skills, and exposing them to Education and employment opportunities to enable them to contribute towards transforming their communities.
YUF works to fill the critical unprotected and unmet needs of Refugees and non-refugee youth affected by war, conflicts and calamities, orphans, separated children and unaccompanied minors who have fallen through the net of humanitarian assistance, regardless of their nationalities, Gender, color and religion.&nbsp;

Youth Up Foundation (YUF)

We are a non-profit organization founded in 2018 that focuses on training and equipping with skills especially mechanical engineering to street, less privileged and orphaned children, in order to help them&nbsp; sustain their well being.

Zoe Street & Orphan Children Organization

Kyaka II

Wakiso

This category includes services related to providing shelter for individuals who are displaced or housing insecure. It may include emergency shelter, temporary housing, and longer-term housing options. Services may also include support for accessing housing, such as assistance with rental applications or negotiating with landlords.

Accommodation

This subcategory includes services that help individuals or families find accommodation, such as an apartment or house, as a more permanent housing solution.

Permanent Housing

This category includes services that address the most essential needs of individuals and families. It may include access to clean water, sanitation facilities, and hygiene supplies, as well as clothing and household items.

Basic Needs 

This subcategory includes that provide access to safe and clean drinking water, particularly for those who do not have access to it. This may include water distribution points, water filters, or other solutions.

Drinkable Water

This subcategory includes services that provide essential hygiene products, such as soap, toothpaste, sanitary pads, and toilet paper, to people in need. These services may distribute these products directly or provide vouchers or other means of obtaining

Hygiene Supplies

This subcategory includes services that provide free or low-cost school supplies, such as notebooks, pens, pencils, backpacks, and other items, to students in need.

School supplies

This subcategory includes services that provide access to clean and safe toilet facilities for individuals and families in need. This may include public restrooms, portable toilets, or other sanitation solutions. Latrines and sanitary pits included. 

Toilets

This category includes services that support the wellbeing and protection of children

Children's Services and Protection

This subcategory is focused on providing social and recreational opportunities for children and adolescents. It involves creating safe spaces for youth to gather and engage in positive activities, such as sports, art, music, and community service. It also

Youth group

This subcategory focuses on providing emotional and social assistance to children who may be experiencing stress, trauma, or other challenges affecting their mental health and well-being.

Psychosocial support for children

This category offers services that provide opportunities for individuals to engage in social and physical activities, such as sports teams, dance classes, and other recreational activities as well as artistic and musical activities, such as painting class

Social and Sport Activities

This category includes services related to obtaining legal documents such as birth certificates, identification cards, and passports. It may also include support for navigating immigration processes and obtaining visas.

Documentation

This category includes services related to formal and informal education, such as enrollment in schools, vocational training, and adult literacy programs. Services may also include support for accessing scholarships and financial aid.

Education

This subcategory focuses on providing education and training on computer skills and technology, such as computer literacy courses, coding classes, and training on specific software programs.

Computer classes

This subcategory includes information and services related to schools, such as enrollment requirements, school programs, academic calendars, and school policies.

School

This subcategory includes information and services to help individuals enroll in schools, such as assistance with paperwork, admission requirements, and navigating the enrollment process.

School enrollment assistance

This subcategory focuses on providing practical skills and training to individuals to prepare them for specific trades or professions. It includes services such as apprenticeships, vocational schools, and on-the-job training programs. The goal of vocation

Vocational training

This subcategory offers training programs and workshops to help individuals acquire new skills or improve their existing skills for a specific profession.

Vocational and Skills training

This category includes services related to providing financial support to individuals and families in need. It may include cash transfers, microfinance loans, and financial counseling and education. Services may also include support for accessing government benefits and other forms of financial assistance.

Financial Assistance

This category includes services related to addressing food insecurity and malnutrition, such as food distributions, nutrition education, and support for small-scale agriculture and food production.

Food and Nutrition

This category includes services that provide information and referral services to help individuals access other services and resources. It may include hotline services, information centers, and online databases.

General information

This subcategory involves the dissemination of information through digital channels such as websites, social media, and mobile applications. It includes providing information on emergency situations, such as natural disasters, conflicts, and disease outbr

Online Information

This category includes services related to healthcare and wellness, such as access to medical care, vaccinations, and reproductive health services.

Health

This subcategory includes basic medical care and services that are provided to individuals and communities, such as vaccinations, health education, and disease prevention. Please tag a population served for specific community subgroups. 

Primary health care

This subcategory includes medical advice, care, and services that are related to sexual and reproductive health, such as family planning, sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment, and cervical cancer screening.

Sexual and reproductive health

This subcategory involves receiving mental health services from a licensed medical doctor who specializes in mental health. Psychiatrists can provide diagnosis, medication management, and therapy services for a variety of mental health disorders.

Medical Diagnosis and Psychotropic Drugs

This category includes services related to providing legal support to individuals who are in need, such as legal advice, representation, and mediation. Services may also include support for navigating legal processes, such as court appearances and accessing legal aid.

Legal Assistance

This category includes services related to addressing mental health and psychosocial needs, such as counseling, therapy, and support groups. Services may also include education and awareness campaigns related to mental health and wellness.

Mental Health and Psychosocial Support

This category includes services related to social welfare and community orientation. 

Social and Protection Services

This category includes services related to transportation and mobility, such as providing access to public transportation, facilitating travel for medical treatment, and supporting safe and secure migration.

Travel

This category includes services related to promoting the safety, rights, and empowerment of women and girls, such as gender-based violence prevention and response, economic empowerment programs, and support for women's leadership and participation in decision-making.

Women’s Protection and Empowerment

This subcategory focuses on providing access to reproductive health services and promoting women's rights to make informed choices about their reproductive health. It involves providing education and resources about contraception, safe abortion, and mater

Reproductive Rights and Family Counseling

This category includes services related to employment and economic opportunities, such as job training, career counseling, and support for entrepreneurship and small business development. Services may also include support for accessing government benefits and social protection programs related to employment.

Work and Employment

This subcategory provides assistance with tax-related issues, such as filing taxes or understanding tax laws and regulations.

Ba sango pe bisaleli ya bondimi pona bato bakimá mboka, pe mosengi ya kobombana na mboka mopaya pe ba bato oyo bayambaka bango na Ouganda

Tuna biso motuna moko

Nsango

Mateya

Libala na libota

Bokono bwa nzoto et bopesi bilei

Makoki mpe Misala

Misala ya mibeko

Kokamba Makambo ya Mosolo

Mosala

Mikanda ya kosala mikanda

Ba sango pe bisaleli ya bondimi pona bato bakimá mboka, pe mosengi ya kobombana na mboka mopaya pe ba bato oyo bayambaka bango na Ouganda

Tuna biso motuna moko

Facebook

WhatsApp Channel

WhatsApp

Instagram

TikTok

Messenger

Nsango

Mateya

Libala na libota

Bokono bwa nzoto et bopesi bilei

Makoki mpe Misala

Misala ya mibeko

Kokamba Makambo ya Mosolo

Mosala

Mikanda ya kosala mikanda