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Children Reach Out Program Uganda

Children Reach out Program Uganda, is an organization founded in 2008 focused on empowering vulnerable children living in slum communities. We provide educational life skills, educational support, health and wellness campaigns, sports activities, and children’s rights sensitization all free of charge. In 2011, we reached out to over 2350 children around Kampala-Uganda.

With different programs for children, we aim to inspire and empower breakthrough in the way the world treats children, and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives by improving their health, education, life skills and economic opportunities.

Our goal this year is to reach out to more than 2500 children annually. In order to achieve this, we are actively looking for talented, motivated individuals to join us in making a difference in the lives of Ugandan children.

Existing Projects

The existing projects are running under our 9 major programs as indicated below.
1. Life Skills Project
a) Behaviour change communication
b) Empowerment
2. Health and wellness project
a) HIV/AIDS awareness
b) Anti-Malaria campaign
c) Basic health education
d) Child therapy and counselling
e) Hygiene & sanitation
f) Stop drug abuse
3. Education support Project
a) Homework assistance and tutoring
b) Basic education
c) Free educational tours
d) Physical Education
e) Promotion of reading culture
f) Early childhood learning -developing
4. Sports Project
a) Football
b) Volleyball
c) Frisbee
5. Children’s rights Sensitization Project
a) Girl child support and empowerment
b) Child rights and protection advocacy
c) Stop child labour
d) Stop child sacrifice
6. Primary schools outreach project
7. a) sensitize children of about the benefits of education, to keep them in school through different children activities
8. Hospital visitations project
a) Free counselling to children and parents
b) Small gifts to sick children
c) Something to eat for children who are dumped in hospital
9. Babies home outreach project
a) Volunteer in doing casual work around the home
b) Teach babies how to talk ,walk ,make funny things

Volunteer Opportunities
You can visit Uganda and experience our work first hand. Visitors to Uganda are welcome and appreciated, you can also get involved in different activities in case your interested like teaching children, photographer among others, so each individual, church groups, families or organizations are all welcome.

If you would simply like to talk with us or receive more information, please contact us at childrenreachout@yahoo.com.

https://www.facebook.com/#!/childrenreach.outuganda?fref=ts
www.childrenreachout.blogspot.com

Volunteer in Uganda on Sustainable Education Project in 2013

Jan- March 2013 WorkCamp

Register Yourself Now! Book a Placement at this special Project, Leave your Mark Behind!! Write to: beaconyouths@yahoo.com

Help Build a school in your volunteer vacation in 2013

When your volunteer vacation comes to an end, you’ll be tired and a bit dirty. But, you will have made a big difference in the lives of local children. You’ll leave the village with visible proof of the work you’ve done and happy memories of the people you’ve helped.

WorkCamp Dates:

10th- January-2013 -25th-March-2013

Number of participants needed: 20 Volunteers Needed

Register Yourself Now, just read ahead and learn more about this venture!

This program will promote and improve the quality of education in under-served communities of Uganda. The main focus is lifelong education for sustainable development and equipping skills and values needed by the community dwellers to in the communities in need to help them improve on their quality of life.
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Volunteers needed – Uganda

Needy families and individuals in our communities go without proper food, shelter and essential medical care every day due to a variety of factors including higher levels of poverty, illness, age, domestic violence. While all of us are succeptible to hards times, children and the elderly are at the most risk and they make up the largest number of the population we serve.

Would you like to help us make a difference? We need people like you to donate time, energy and experience in a variety of areas including community support, fundraising, home visits, sponsorship, community sensitization and a lot more.

Together we wil be able to help these individuals and communities not only to meet their daily needs but work towards a higher future for these communities.

For more information on volunteering for GOET, please visit http://www.goetug.org or write to us on volunteer@goetug.org

Gorillas love Uganda

Gorillas love Uganda.  In fact, Uganda has the highest concentration of primates in the world including Mountain gorillas, rare Golden monkeys, and chimps.  Uganda has recently become a popular destination for volunteer travel as it emerged from decades of civil unrest.  Now, the country has fully embraced visitors and touted Winston Churchill’s often quoted opinion that ‘Uganda is the Pearl of Africa.”  With a favorable year-round tropical climate, Uganda is a wonderful option for gorilla spotting and volunteer travel.

I think that gorilla may be eyeing Chad up!

Visiting mountain gorillas is one of the most memorable wildlife experiences because the commonalities between species are dramatic.  Seeing these animals in their natural habitat—half the world’s surviving Mountain gorillas live in Uganda’s highlands—is on most traveler’s to-do list.  Witnessing the gorillas in their natural habit is a spiritual experience for some people; after seeing them, some have noted that they see fellow humans a little differently.

Beyond its natural beauty and world-famous primate population, Uganda offers extraordinary opportunities for volunteer travelers.  The organizations with which you can volunteer are numerous and varied, from refurbishing a rural primary schoolhouse with Soft Power Education to conducting seminars on health and hygiene with Kawempe Youth Centre.  Check out our list of volunteer options in Uganda:

http://www.truetravellers.org/category/volunteer_blog/by_country/africa/uganda/

 

Elizabeth is the Founder of the Blue Bridge Project which provides international summer programs in the developing world for high-school students.  Unlike any other student travel organization, BBP guides students through re-entry programming so that they understand how their experience fits into larger global issues, how to articulate and market these experiences for college admissions, and how to identify other opportunities like gap-year programs and international internships.  www.bluebridgeproject.com

HIV/AIDS COUNSELLING HOME VISITING

Volunteers are urgently needed for HIV/AIDS prevention and care services.

http://www.jimcaringcommunity.yolasite.com

Applicant should send us an e-mail at jiccoug@gmail.com