Formed with a vision of seeing communities enjoying descent lives free of poverty, illiteracy and diseases. We facilitate support for children, women and youths
protects our environment, reduces blocked drainage channels, and creates a healthier and more dignified community for everyone.
We thank the residents of Mengo Parish for their cooperation and commitment to keeping their neighborhood clean. Let's protect our health.
Soteria Haven Foundation team carried out a sanitation awareness activity in Mengo Parish, where we engaged residents and encouraged households to bring out their garbage for timely collection by the responsible authorities.Proper waste disposal helps prevent disease outbreaks,
Dumping rubbish in drainage channels causes flooding, spreads disease, pollutes our environment, and threatens public health.
Put waste in a bin—not in our waterways.
Together, let's keep our drainage channels clean for healthier communities and a better future.
Clean drains.
Millions of people still lack access to clean and dignified toilet facilities, putting their health, safety, and dignity at risk.
Investing in quality sanitation means healthier communities, fewer preventable diseases, dignity, and better school attendance especially for girls.
Annually on 16 June, we commemorate the Day Of The African Child. This year we mark it under the theme: Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation & Hygiene for every Child in Africa.
Safe water, Sanitation and Hygiene is every child’s right.
#InvestInUGchildren
A realistic photo showing local council workers collecting heaps of garbage and loading bundled waste onto a local authority truck/van for proper disposal in Kiyaaye slum, Kampala. The environment should show active community participation and improved cleanliness.
#Sothafo
Period poverty is an education and equality issue. Reports show that many Ugandan girls continue to miss school because they lack access to menstrual products and adequate sanitation facilities. Studies have found that over 60% of girls report missing school
Every piece of litter removed is a step toward preventing pollution, reducing disease risks, and promoting community pride. Together, we are proving that small actions can lead to big change.
A clean community starts with each of us.
#CommunityCleanup#CleanEnvironment
Happy Menstrual Hygiene Day! 🌸
Every girl deserves access to safe menstrual products, clean sanitation, and dignity during her period. Let’s break the stigma, spread awareness, and support menstrual health for all. #MenstrualHygieneDay#PeriodDignity
We carried out a rubbish clean-up exercise at a students’ hostel to create a cleaner, healthier environment as the new school term begins.
A clean space promotes good health, discipline & a positive learning atmosphere for every student.
#CleanHostel#SanitationFirst
"The use of sanitary pads and the dos and don'ts should be discussed with openness so as to make a hygienic and healthy life for the women".
- Manushi chhillar
Education is key to breaking menstrual barriers, breaking taboos and improving menstrual hygiene health. We engaged both the teenage girls and women of Makerere- Kivulu slum about good hygiene and gave them pads for them to enjoy their periods with dignity.
We bless the Lord
An estimated 40 per cent of the region’s children are out of school due to covid19 crisis. Sothafo urges MOES to prioritize education and ensure that schools remain open and safe for the sake of the individualchild.#educationMatters#COVID19Pandemic
Around the world, millions of adolescent girls, women & others who experience a menstrual cycle lack access to menstrual materials, safe water & sanitation.Without these basic resources, it's impossible for them to manage their menstruation in a hygienic way. Let's support them
The girl child goes through alot at every stage of her life. It's our duty to help sensitive the communities on issues concerning good health and hygiene.
This was one of our charity activities held in Nabulagala slum.#MenstrualHygieneMatters#Sothafo