Uganda
|
Uganda is our most developed programme to date. We have projects in Mbale, Jinja, Kampala and Fort Portal. In some cases we are working in partnership with another charity; in others we have local volunteers, in our name, on the ground.
In Jinja we work with both local teachers through their committee, as well as with X-SUBA, a local charity. Our sexual health programme is strong in Jinja as we’re investing in the experience X-SUBA have through their networks. The current programme is around gender based violence, where we are using netball as a way of engaging the kids on these tough topics. They are consequently sharing their learning with our Kenya project, which helps our international projects be sustainable. |
Partnership with Kip Living On
We are delighted to share news of our fantastic partnership with Kip Living On, based in Mukono, Uganda. http://www.kipliving.org/
Kip Livin On Charity Foundation is a non-governmental organisation dedicated to using sports as a tool to promote health and wellness, impart knowledge, skills and awareness amongst the children and youth, looking after destitute, empowering women, preventing HIV/AIDS, drug de-addiction, and awareness about environment and hygiene.
We are working with them on the Dreamwork (Mukono) Netball Project, which was created to educate youth aged 8-25 on 'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights' (SRHR) and to teach netball and life skills.
This recent report (attached) summarises the progress they have made already this year including conducting a survey on sexual health, to act as a benchmark. This will help us to better understand the impact of our project, and how we may need to make changes to make the most difference.
We are very excited to work more and more with this wonderful group of coaches" CLICK HERE to read the full report
Kip Livin On Charity Foundation is a non-governmental organisation dedicated to using sports as a tool to promote health and wellness, impart knowledge, skills and awareness amongst the children and youth, looking after destitute, empowering women, preventing HIV/AIDS, drug de-addiction, and awareness about environment and hygiene.
We are working with them on the Dreamwork (Mukono) Netball Project, which was created to educate youth aged 8-25 on 'Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights' (SRHR) and to teach netball and life skills.
This recent report (attached) summarises the progress they have made already this year including conducting a survey on sexual health, to act as a benchmark. This will help us to better understand the impact of our project, and how we may need to make changes to make the most difference.
We are very excited to work more and more with this wonderful group of coaches" CLICK HERE to read the full report
