Charity 4 Uganda-Care, share, thrive
Charity 4 Uganda is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable communities in Uganda. Our mission is to provide essential support, promote sustainable development, and empower individuals to thrive.
Education &literacy programs
Charity4Uganda offers support to disadvantaged children, including sponsoring orphans and vulnerable children to access quality education
Health & Nutrition Initiatives
Our health and medicine services, include reproductive and sexual health programs, HIV/AIDS prevention and education, and counseling services
Economic empowerment
Through support groups, charity 4 Uganda has boosted incomes by providing start up capital to small scale businesses in the Eastern parts of Uganda
Community Development
We engage in community development initiatives, outreaches, and livelihood projects to promote sustainable development
Advocacy and Human Rights
advocate for the protection of children’s rights and women’s rights, including against gender-based violence and child abuse.
Environmental conservation
We promote environmental responsibility through tree planting initiatives, waste management projects, and awareness programs.
Our core values
As Charity for Uganda, we believe that organizations are better off with solid core values
Charity for Uganda runs on the following core values
Compassion: We care for the well-being of others and strive to make a positive impact.
Empathy: We understand and share the feelings of those we serve.
Empowerment: We believe in empowering individuals and communities to take charge of their lives.
Sustainability: We prioritize sustainable solutions that benefit communities in the long term.
Organizational Goals
Improve access to quality education and healthcare
Enhance economic opportunities and livelihoods
Promote social welfare and community development
Empower vulnerable communities to thrive
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Our Target groups
Children and youth
Women and girls
People living with disabilities
Rural and underserved communities
On Going Projects
Below are our top three areas of concentration for 2025. However, our partners are carrying out several activities to transform lives across Busoga sub region
Skilling and Empowerment
Charity for Uganda is currently skilling hundreds of teenage mothers to enhance livelihood incomes thru vocational skills and related courses
Direct Home Aid
Under this program, the Organization offers direct support in terms of food and health supplies to homes of the elderly and the vulnerable
Girl child support
For the year 2025, we have focused more on empowering the gals below their teen age to reduce school drop outs and early pregnancy
2017
Since
35+
Team Members
200+
Current Funders
900+
Beneficiary livelihoods
Work With Us
Join our motivated team and touch lives across the country, Join as a volunteer, funder or mentor.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the NGO’s mission, and how does it align with funding priorities?
Our mission is to empower vulnerable communities in Uganda by providing sustainable support in areas of health, education, and economic development ensuring dignity, opportunity, and hope for every individual we serve.
What measurable impact has the NGO achieved so far?
As earlier stated, charity4uganda has touched over 900 families in Busoga sub region and have also trained over 35 personnel to work with diverse vulnerability needs
How is the NGO governed and managed?
Funders assess transparency, leadership structure, and board oversight to ensure the Organization is well-run and accountable.
How does the Organization manage and report on finances?
Charity 4 Uganda as an organization runs on proper record keeping. From budgeting, audit reports and transparent fund in charts are open for volunteers and funders that are interested in coming on board
Who are the NGO’s current or past partners and funders?
We have worked with prominent organizations across the globe as well as individuals/families that align with our charity objectives and goals
What sustainability plans are in place for the NGO’s programs?
The uniqueness about charity 4 Uganda is that sustainability of our projects is important. Ranging from skilling to direct support, the goal is to ensure sustainability and continuity of the organization and projects
Success Stories
Hear what some of our beneficiaries say about charity for Uganda
Name: Grace N. luuka District
From School Dropout to Community Leader
Focus Area: Education
Today, she is completing her diploma in teaching and volunteers in her village to support young girls at risk of early marriage. Grace says, “I thought my future had ended, but Charity for Uganda gave me a second chance. Now, I help others find theirs.”
Before Charity for Uganda intervened, Grace had dropped out of school at age 13 due to lack of school fees and basic supplies. Through our “Back to School” program, Grace received a scholarship, school materials, and mentorship.
Name: Isabirye Faizal, Kamuli District
Access to Clean Water Saves a Village
Focus Area: Health & Hygiene
“Now we drink clean water, and our children are healthy,” says Faizal, a father of five. “This borehole changed everything.”
Residents of Kamuli used to walk over 4 kilometers daily to fetch water from a contaminated source. The community suffered frequent outbreaks of typhoid and diarrhea.
In 2023, Charity for Uganda together with Car hire Uganda drilled a solar-powered borehole and trained a local water committee in maintenance and hygiene practices. Within six months, waterborne illnesses dropped by over 70%, and children began attending school more regularly.
Name: Peter and Sarah L. Iganga District
Turning Beads into a Business
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Focus Area: Livelihoods & Economic Empowerment
“We went from surviving to thriving,” says Peter. “Now we’re not only earning—we’re employing.”
Peter and Sarah, a young couple, struggled to provide for their family after losing jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through Charity for Uganda’s small business skills training and startup grant, they learned how to make handmade jewelry and market their products online.
Today, their small business supports five other local artisans and supplies crafts to two shops in Iganga Municipality