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Teenage Pregnancies in Uganda
The teenage pregnancy rate of 25% in Uganda is worrying though it may seem low compared to 28% in Sub-Saharan countries and West and Central Africa. Young mothers in Uganda risk poor maternal and child health, being isolated, attempting unsafe abortions, failure to continue with school, and poverty.
A total of 354,736 teenage pregnancies were registered in 2020, and 196,499 in the first six months of 2021. According to UNICEF estimates
Subscribe to end teen marriage in Uganda and beyond.
Poaching is threatening wildlife conservation in Africa.
Crime syndicates may be fuelling the poaching of elephant and rhino but they are not the source of the problem. Rather than treat the symptoms by spending millions on weapons and anti-poaching forces, which experience has repeatedly shown does not stop poaching, there is a need to understand the underlying causes of the poaching problem if it is to be solved. DONATE to support
Disability cases are many in Uganda, and out of 45million population, 12.4% are disabled. The world disability population is 15%.
About World Action Fund
World Action Fund is a Non-Profit and Develoment Organisation established in Uganda in 2014. Mission: To engage in long term development works in order to alleviate suffering by building secure nexus to address the root causes of poverty for better sustainable life in protecting communities, wildlife and environment
Wildlife Poaching and Trafficking in Uganda
In Uganda forest covers are significantly lost every year and wetlands adversely degraded and human settled and use of fossil fuel and old auto motives and poorly controlled automation and urban planning all contributes to carbon emissions.
Climate change can be overwhelming. The science is complex, and when it comes to future impacts, there are still a lot of unknowns. While real solutions will require action on a global scale, there are choices you can make in your day-to-day life to lessen your personal impact on the environment
Train A Girl Project
The current education system trains girls as job seekers not job creators. Many girls who have the chance to attain education are not ready to go in for agricultural work even when it is available but prefer white collar/office jobs. Studying the forms, causes and consequences of unemployment, illiteracy and proposing strategies for prevention of these relatively universal problems is an important but insufficient mission in Arua, West Nile Region. We need to rescue them in vocational training. Read more about this project
Food Security And Nutrition
Food security and sustainable livelihood is important in reducing malnutrition
Support Financial Inclusion
For decades, donors have been devoting significant resources to providing for ...
Wildlife connservation
Protecting wildlife is everyone's responsibility and it's their right to leave
Disability inclusion
We have supported over 1030 people with physical impairments in West Nile region, and over 5,000 assessed in need of support
COVID-19 has created some phobia and many are hesitant and Working amidst the pandemic and has left many vulnerable and businesses collapsed and lives lost.
Counseling and economic empowerment is the best option to revamp economies JOIN US
By The Numbers
34500
BENEFICIARIES REACHED THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION
8
PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN
1430
PEOPLE REACHED THROUGH PROVISION OF MOBILITY ASSISTIVE DEVICES
35000
PEOPLE REACHED IN , HOST COMMUNITY-REFUGEES AND EMEGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE
2000
BABIES UNDER 5 YEARS DEWORMED AND PROVISION OF NUTRITION SUPPLEMENTS
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