Did you know that most abuses and violence against orphans in Uganda is never documented and reported? This however is being brought about by the social cultural and political values as well as the social stigma. With this, the growing number of...
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The Baganda have a saying which goes like “okutambula kulaba okudda kunyumya” which means the one that goes tells the story, this is exactly what happened during my exciting visit at the LUF orphanage. My name is Katushabe Hope, on a bright...
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I am Irene K. Katrina, a social work student at Uganda Christian University in Mukono. I started volunteering in Love Uganda Foundation’s office in September amidst the pandemic that broke out which put a pause to many activities including...
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Sustainable development has over time become one of the goals the world aims at obtaining as soon as 2030, and that is only a decade away. It is for that reason that the United Nations has adopted the 17 Sustainable Development Goals through the...
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Biology has told us that a child is a human being below the age of puberty. Society has told us that a child is a person younger than the age of the majority. The community has grown to know that a child is vulnerable and therefore needs to be...
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Every child has a dream. Every child has a destination they want to reach at a given time X. Every child should have a person they look up to. Every child has an image of what they want to be in future but not every child has a clear picture of...
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Sponsors are heroes. Child sponsorship in Uganda does not only benefit the sponsor or the community at large but also benefits the child. The moment a child gets a sponsor, he looks at the sponsor as a hero and at the same time, as family where...
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Covid-19 is a respiratory illness in people and animals that can spread from one person to another when an infected person’s sneeze or cough droplets come into contact with others. It can as well spread when a person touches a contaminated...
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Love Uganda foundation comprises of young innocent orphans who lost their parents due to HIV/AIDS, Ebola, maternal deaths, wars and others. These are children that don’t actually know how it feels like to have parents, be loved or cared for...
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Do you know that orphans and poor children in Uganda differ? It is sometimes confusing to many people as they mistake it to be one. There is indeed a very big difference between these two. Orphans in Uganda can be termed as a children that have...
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Sponsors are heroes. Child sponsorship in Uganda does not only benefit the sponsor or the community at large but also benefits the child. The moment a child gets a sponsor, he looks at the sponsor as a hero and at the same time, as family where...
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Even though, children in Uganda need more than just food, shelter or education to break free from poverty. Sponsoring a child in Uganda is still an incredibly powerful way to enable this child develop in all other areas of his\her life including...
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