School Supplies

The new school term is here and most community children have not yet reported back to school due lack of school supplies, we want to thank our partner #AparFoundation for responding to our call of placing children back into classrooms. Today over 120 community children received school exercise books #UnitedforChildren 

Evening of Hope-

Evening of Hope- Fundraising Dinner. #10ChildrenToSchool2023 #UnitedForChildren We want to thank other organizations which supported the event 

#RainbowInternationalSchool #NationMedia #AuntieJovitaFoundation #RaisingTeenagersUganda #AparFoundation #NsumbiTrust #SmileCharity #CapitalShoppers #BreakdanceProjectUganda 

13th Anniversary - Evening of Hope

#Recap - 13th Anniversary - Evening of Hope, Thank you, #Sponsors, #10Children in school for a full year.

More thanks to our main sponsors together we made it.

#StandardCharteredBank #FairwayHotel 

#FireworksAdvertising 

#WindorsBusinessSolution #LatoMilk #JivtibaFoundation #BoardMembers 

13th Anniversary

The ‘Evening of Hope’ event will be an opportunity for you to participate in Reshaping, Restoring and Renewing our children's lives. It’s interactive-inspiring and impactful.

We want to extend the life – changing power of education to the most disadvantaged children- children living in abject poverty, children who are facing discrimination because of their disabilities, “children with special needs” and those facing exploitation.

Our goal is to highlight our current programs, strengthen our school sponsorship program as well as support 20 children who are not in school at the moment due to different challenges between primary and secondary level, by placing them into mainstream education, and also meet essential needs for our children with special needs.

We look forward to hosting you as we together make a positive contribution in the lives of the children in Uganda.

13th Anniversary

We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to our 13th Anniversary -Evening of Hope, which will take place on 25-May-2023 at Fairway Hotel Kampala, Time 6:30pm-9:00pm.

Children Reachout Uganda founded in 2009, and registered as a non-profit organization in Uganda. We support underserved children and their families as well as special needs children living in urban communities. Our three major areas of focus are; Education, Nutrition, Protection and Advocacy.

We currently we are supporting of 120 Children under our sponsorship programme of which some of them are Children with special needs, our children are between the ages 0f 3-17 years

We look forward to hosting you as we together make a positive contribution in the lives of the children in Uganda.

#UnitedForChildren #EveryChildMatters 

Eid Mubarak

Happy Eid Mubarak, to all our Muslim #Children #Parents, and Partners thank you #JivtibaFoundation for Blessing 30 Muslim Families 

Street Children Day

International Day for Street Children is on April 12 every year. 

This day was started to provide a voice for children who live on the street. This was so that their rights cannot be ignored. This day provides opportunities for human rights organizations to spread awareness about the plight of street children throughout the world. 

With the concentrated efforts of governments, human rights bodies, and individuals, street children can be rehabilitated and put in loving homes. 

Along with finding safe homes, the aim is also to educate them, give them medical facilities, and teach them skills for a better livelihood.

In 1989, the United Nations held a Convention on the Rights of the Child. According to what was discussed at the convention, rights that all children in the world should have included the right to a stable, loving, and nurturing environment; healthcare and nutrition; clean water and electric power; equal opportunities; and to live in dignity and freedom.

Children living on the street do not have these rights. 

According to recent statistics, up to 150 million children around the world live on the street. Some children live on the street with their families, while others spend the majority of their time on the street begging for food. 

Some children live on the street as orphans with no family or no home to return to. Needless to say, these children are denied many basic human rights.

There are many reasons why children end up on the street. One of the most common reasons involves living in a situation inflicted by war and conflict. 

Children in this situation are either separated from their family or their family members have died. 

Some children leave home voluntarily because they are abused by family members. Other reasons might include rejection by their family, having health issues, or being forced into criminal activity. 

No matter what the case is, street children are often denied education, health care, and opportunities to live dignified life.

#KeepingStreetConnectedChildrenSafe #Awareness #StreetChildren #Uganda #EveryChildMatters #ChildrenRights 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Udn8y6dIhzM

Happy our children are part of this video