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African Child Foundation, Uganda
Issue Areas: Community Enterprise, Economic Development, Farm Ecosystem Management, Rural Farming Communities, Social Entrepreneurship, Sustainable Livelihoods, Sustainable Livestock Husbandry, Youth Capacity Building, Youth Leadership, Youth Participation
The African Child Foundation (ACF) is an independent, indigenous, non-political, non – governmental organization with a primary mission to provide education to poor, disadvantaged and neglected orphans whose parents have died of HIV/AIDS. We aim to help their families to overcome poverty and hopelessness in Uganda through helping them initiate sustainable income generating projects.
The ACF operates in three districts across Uganda- Wakiso, Luwero and Mpigi districts. Our main office is situated in Lweza Village in the Wakiso district, 7 miles along Entebbe Highway. We also operate in a children village in Katebo in Mpigi district. In this village we have already constructed a primary school and we are in the process of constructing a volunteer and orphan compound as well as a medical centre and secondary school.
Uganda has over 2 million orphans registered, and it is estimated that 1 in every 7 orphans in Africa is Ugandan. In Uganda 25% of all households look after at least one child orphaned by either HIV/AIDS or war. It is vital for these childrens future, and the future of Uganda that these children are provided with a secure and supportive environment or else many may become part of Ugandas lost generation. It will be very difficult for Uganda to economically grow and prosper in the future as many of these children are growing up in an unstable