Empowering vulnerable populations in Uganda! π CWHO works tirelessly to educate, protect, and uplift children, women, and youth affected by conflict & natural.
I love such initiatives of our leaders that always show Unity of Africa in exchanging knowledge and experiences for the benefits of the Africa continent and for its people...
#Economic ,#Empowerment
CWHO held a consultative meeting with #Bed#ki#Gen#Widows#Association. together we have signed MOU to financially support them through their catering services and offer legal services to the widows in need. # Land Rights #.
#CWHO Child protection. We reintegrated 36 children back to their families through the child protection unit. We stand for holistic child support and passionate about best interests of children. #safe#environment we thrive Better.
# End Period Poverty Campaign #. CWHO in a bid to promote menstrual hygiene amongst the vulnerable Girls conducted a sensitization session at Nancy and Shaunti comprehensive school, for the Deaf. We distributed 180 reusable Sanitary towels to 89 Girls and a box of laundry soap.
#CWHO # INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY# AT CWHO, We work together and embrace the youth who are actively participating and driving change in their Local shere. We celebrate and see your efforts.
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