Showcase: Charities Working in Uganda

Event Description

Discover the fantastic work of charities working hard to create better conditions for Ugandan people.

It was not only in the UK where Ugandan lives needed to be rebuilt. Today there are numerous charities working hard to create better conditions for the Ugandan people. Visit our Rebuilding Lives exhibition and discover all about the fantastic work of these dedicated charities:

Water for Kids have been working in Iganga, ( Uganda) for 20 years. They help people to get access to clean water for the first time.

"We have transformed the lives of over 400.000 people, improved health education and sanitation, reduced poverty and above all saved lives. Children are less ill and can attend school and communities can grow food, build better homes and new classrooms" says Barbara Lucas.

website : https://www.waterforkids.org.uk

Auro Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation that is committed to providing young adults with the opportunities to learn practical skills to become self-sufficient.

AURO are based in a remote and rural part of eastern Uganda, near Tororo, serving 300 students, teaching them carpentry, hairdressing, bricklaying, catering and tailoring skills.
Working with vulnerable members of society by nurturing and empowering them to live meaningful, happy and responsible lives. They also engage in community Welfare.

To find out more please click on https://www.aurofoundation.org/donate

Advantage Africa works directly with local people in Uganda to support the most vulnerable affected by poverty, disability and HIV to improve their education, health and income and helps people overcome prejudice by building lasting change for communities.

website: https://www.advantageafrica.org/

At 1.00 pm, there will also be a special Guided Tour of the Rebuilding Lives: 50 Years of Uganda Asians exhibition.

Free, drop-in event.

Back to What's On