World Vision Uganda started in 1986, after a brutal six-year war. Helping those affected by conflict and violence is still a priority, whether in refugee camps housing South Sudanese who have fled to northern Uganda, or at the Children of War Rehabilitation Centre in Gulu, where we rehabilitate and resettle children affected by war. Services provided range from meeting basic needs through education and healthcare, to psychological and spiritual support.
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11,166children attended in-school or after-school literacy activities.
78,584people benefited from cash transfers, allowing them to meet their immediate household needs.
199,591people benefited from the provision of in-kind food assistance.
When you give where most needed, you’ll help provide things like healthcare, safety, food, clean water and more to vulnerable children and families around the world. It’s a powerful way to help fight poverty and hunger, and give hope to those in need.
