360° Project

Providing transformational ‘360°’ support to young mothers in Namuwongo.

Girls United!

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Sport is a powerful tool for young people to improve their health, learn new skills and boost their confidence – especially those that have tough lives.
In the Namuwongo settlement in Uganda, young people are in very vulnerable situations. Home to over 15,000 residents in informal housing, most of the population lives in extreme poverty, with most families earning less than £1 a day. These precarious living conditions place girls at significant risk of teenage pregnancy, HIV infection, and school dropout.
But by providing these girls with football training, as well as life skills education, and a safe space to learn, the Girls United vs Teenage Pregnancy project helps reduce these risks and gives girls the tools to break the cycle of poverty.

Mothers’ Day

This Mothers’ Day, celebrate your mum or supportive figure in your life by buying them a charity gift. Putting a smile on their face whilst transforming lives in east and west Africa!

Building accessible toilets: Independence with every flush

Building accessible toilets: Independence with every flush Many of the families we support in rural Rwanda lack access to a toilet and have to struggle with a hole in the ground. Not only is this dangerous for a child with disabilities but they need assistance and...

Accessible toilets, providing independence with every flush – £50

Many of the families we support in rural Rwanda lack access to a toilet and have to struggle with a hole in the ground. We can build toilet facilities so children can be independent and use the toilet safely. Be a part of making the world more inclusive for children with disabilities.

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