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- Katooke – Kisimu, Wakiso District, Uganda.
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We came together to make a difference! during the holidays .we were able to train 18 kids having hands-on agriculture skills,like growing tomatoes on this land.We used organic manure to boost soil fertility and planted 5,000-6,000 tomato plants (3.5ft×1.0ft spacing). we thank all the parents that where able to trust us with the children during the long holiday.
The Income from harvest will buy school supplies for these kids and open doors for more to join .see you next holiday.
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Due to poor sanitation, poor personal hygiene and limited access to clean water on rural areas, children suffer from worm infections as grace wellness charity we organized a deworming outreach and we dewormed both children and adults.your wellness is our priority.
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Recognising the lack of accessible healthcare in Central and Eastern Uganda especially in rural areas, we organised five major medical outreaches across four districts, providing free dermatology care, minor surgeries, dental services, malaria testing, and much more. Over 17,000 people benefited from these services, with free medicines provided at no cost.
we call everyone to be part of the next campaign.
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Due to high demand of blood, especially maternal lives in referral hospitals in Uganda ,we organized blood donation drives with the Uganda blood transfusion organization in communities and schools in different districts , we collected blood units thus making it available for maternal lives, accident victims, sickle cell patients .After 2 months due to our drive many referral hospitals reported low cases of blood crisis.We thank our partners that were part of
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In response to cholera outbreaks linked to poor sanitation in Wakiso District, we organised a community cleaning campaign that engaged 3,000 residents. to serve five villages. This investment revitalised hygiene, unity and environmental responsibility within the community.
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Breaking the stigma in girl child .
We organized a menstrual health by training 500 girls at Step-by-Step Junior School on menstrual hygiene, Stigma reduction and pad use was an impactful program.We thank our sponsors.
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We organized a boy child education program at step by step junior school where we encouraged boys to tap into their inner strength, fostering resilience and confidence to overcome life’s challenges. By empowering them with life skills, emotional intelligence, and leadership qualities, we aimed to shape them into capable and compassionate leaders. The goal was to help them become more powerful, not just physically, but mentally and emotionally, equipping them to make a positive impact in their communities impacting over 150 children.We thank our sponsors to be part of it.
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We organized an agricultural demonstration project at a farm.we brought together 14 youth leaders from 14 districts leaders who collectively influence more than 15,000 young people. Through hands-on training in organic farming, poultry rearing, aquaculture, and value addition, we strengthened youth-led agricultural innovation across Uganda.
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In response to rising theft and insecurity, we also addressed the lack of electricity in Eastern Uganda busolerwa by donating 300 solar systems to schools, churches, mosques, and households. Many rural homes and learning institutions had no access to electricity, contributing to student drop-outs and insecurity. These solar installations enabled children to study at night and significantly improved household wellbeing.
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One of our most transformative initiatives is our four-acre rice farm in Butebo District. We created sustainable employment for over 200 youth, involving them in the full agricultural value chain from land preparation and planting to harvesting and milling. The rice produced is sold on the local market and through this we have been able to pay some school bills for valunareable children and More than 10,000 farmers, agricultural students and community members have visited the farm for training, making it a regional centre for practical agricultural learning.