NAYD UGANDA

Uganda Youth Skills Training Project

Uganda Youth Skills Training Project is an organization committed to contributing to the improvement of young people's lives through school and community based education in response to sustainable skills using the following programs: 1.Vocational; 2.Care and support to vulnerable young people; 3.Environmental conservation and management 4. HIV/AIDS awareness. web LinkedIn Facebook TIG map

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Community Transformation Foundation Network (COTFONE) is an indigenous non-governmental, non-profit making, non-denominational, charitable organization based in Uganda. It has the mandate to plan and implement developmental strategies designed to improve the standards of living of the marginalized population in the community of Masaka and the neighboring areas, especially to empower orphans and vulnerable children with skills and resources to lead healthy, self-reliant lives and to become agents of change in their communities.

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Our organization is a non -profit making organ, located at little way primary School, Kawempe-Maganjo parish, Nabweru sub-county Wakiso District Uganda East Africa.
The organ has a registered number of 450 vulnerable children, including those infected with HIV/Aids, orphans, disabled & others.We cater for these children through community outreach. Our mission is to provide maximum comfort, discipline welfare, child rights, and improve on the livelihood of vulnerable children. And our vision is to advocate, and promote the lives of vulnerable children, through provision of social services, care & support.We have a set of objectives which include; support children infected with HIV/Aids in health, clothing, beddings & scholastic materials; to bring up our children in a god fearing and humble manner; co-ordinate scholarships for them at all levels; rural illiteracy transformation; providing shelter for the homeless & disadvantaged children; promote mutual co-operation amongst them & international relationships; promote the girl child education; setting up projects for widows; training children in recreational activities i.e. sports & drama etc; lLobbying for development projects for these children in all fields.

AIDS INFORMATION CENTRE (AIC) - UGANDA map gallery
AIDS INFORMATION CENTRE (AIC) - Uganda is a reputable lead Organization in provision of quality HIV Counseling and Testing (HCT) Services and information on HIV and AIDS in Uganda, it has 8 branches through the country and works with more than 41 MoH health centres countrywide. AIC Soroti Branch, like other branches has a Youth Wing/Youth corner, which offers Integrated HIV Counseling and Testing (HCT) and Sexual Reproductive Health services for youth and adolescents.The youth corner/youth wing is a section department in AIC committed in and promotes provision of youth friendly services for youth and young adolescents age 13 to 24 years i.e. HCT and SRH at no cost, HIV and STI information, syphilis screening and management, family planning, referral, recreational activities and peer –to- peer services.

African Youth Ministries
Greetings, we're very glad to announce available volunteer opportunities with Africa Youth Ministries here in Uganda, this summer dont look further spend your quality time helping Children Orphaned by AIDS, for further details on how you can volunteer visit us at www.aymu.org/more_on_volunteer.html or our home page www.aymu.org

Available volunteer opportunities for 2008 visit www.aymu.org/volunteer07.html
Volunteering with AYM www.aymu.org/Volunteer.htm
For Information on visiting Uganda www.aymu.org/traveling.html

Volunteer opportunities are also available in our girls sports programs at www.aymu.org/girl/index.html

Lastly also you can contact us in case of any donation or to sponsor a child at donations@aymu.org

Yours in Service,

Albert KUNIHIRA
Executive Director/Peace & HIV/AIDS Activist
Africa Youth Ministries
P.O. BOX 20029, Kampala-Uganda
T: +256-753-200002/776-200002/752-200003
F: +256-414-287151
E: Albert@aymu.org

Corporate Agenda a Cause for Alarm to African- Rural life! - Amon Bagarukayo
When we talk of development in Africa, rural life is the key and that’s why we in civil society we are saying that it should not be commercialized .More than 75 percent of the hungry and malnourished live in rural area, half of them are marginalized small holder farmers; more than two thirds are youth. They are hardly able to survive under the present circumstances. Some youths after studies are unemployed and have remain unemployed until their retirement age .These and many others are partly a result of structured adjustment policies (SAPs) the policies of 80’s and early 90’s dictated by the international financial institutions i.e. IMF &WORLD BANK. More