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Children and education
Schooling, everyday essentials and caring relationships help children learn, grow and feel that they belong.
Our Impact
Every child deserves a place to belong.
Meet Kitamaduni Uganda, a grassroots organisation working with children, young mothers and communities across central and western Uganda.
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children and young people supported, according to Kitamaduni Uganda
The mission
Second chances, rooted in community
Kitamaduni Uganda's mission is to empower local communities through education, sustainable development and cultural exchange. Its work begins with a simple belief: every child deserves care, dignity and the chance to reach their potential.
The organisation supports orphaned and vulnerable children, as well as teenage mothers and their babies. Its approach brings together practical needs, emotional support and a sense of family and belonging.
A note from the founder
Charles's story
Charles knows what community support can mean to a child. He grew up as an orphan and was taken in by people who helped him continue his education. He went on to become a teacher, social worker and security professional.
In 2011, while directing a school, he saw a way to help more children access education. That early work grew into Kitamaduni Uganda and a wider commitment to children and young people who need steady, compassionate support.
For Charles, helping children reach their potential is deeply personal.
The experience behind Kitamaduni Uganda
The work
Support that meets people where they are
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Young mothers and babies
Girls facing unplanned pregnancies can find psychosocial support, guidance and practical skills to care for themselves and their babies.
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A safe place to start again
A school centre and rescue safehouse at Kakinga Trading Centre in Bunyangabu District provide local support and life skills.
Looking beyond immediate needs
Five areas of focus
- Community cultural tourism and heritage preservation
- Environmental conservation and clean energy
- Education and skills development
- Protection of young people and women from violence
- Income generating opportunities
About the organisation
Local work across Uganda
Kitamaduni Uganda describes its work as spanning Kampala's five divisions and districts in western Uganda, including Kyenjojo, Bundibugyo, Bunyangabu, Rukiga and Kabale. It supports young people from newborn babies to age 24, with care shaped around their different stages of life.
The organisation also has space for camping and accommodation for people interested in spending time with the community. Arrangements should be confirmed directly with Kitamaduni Uganda.
Get involved
Help Kitamaduni Uganda continue its work.
Contact Kitamaduni Uganda directly to ask about supporting its projects, visiting the centre or partnering with the organisation.