Helping farmers build capacity
HOLD Uganda has supported establishment of CATs community agricultural trainers and works with extension workers to support farmers through onsite farm visits, mentorships and farm field schools approach. Under this component HOLD Uganda integrates environment protection and climate smart agricultural. HOLD Uganda has supported young farmers in Buyende to acquire skills in tree nursery bed making and agroforestry and tree planting in the sub-counties of Nkondo and Kidera in Buyende District.
In partnership with Saving Mothers Medical team and Vitamin Angles from USA, we are building the capacities of health workers and Village Health Teams (VHTs) in MCH services delivery and risk detection and management.
Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVCs)
HOLD Uganda supports orphans and vulnerable children with scholastic materials such as books, pens, pencils and uniforms and give part of the school fees to the total orphans. HOLD Uganda in addition supports the guardians /caretakers of the OVC with startup capital and business skills to start income generating projects at family level with the aim of sustain the target child in school but also support the child in acquiring life basic necessities.
School and Community WASH Project
HOLD Uganda implements WASH activities in schools and communities at household level to improve, promote and have a healthy community. Strong emphasis is put on the best WASH practices such as proper menstrual management, proper dispersal of waste materials among others. HOLD Uganda implements this project with the aim of improving the school learning environment and make it suitable for children especially the girl child and ultimately reduce on the rate of school drop outs.
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Years of Service
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Projects Complated
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Communities served
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Community Projects
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1. What does your organization do?
We work to empower vulnerable communities through health promotion, education support, economic empowerment, and community development initiatives.
2. Who do you serve?
We serve poor and vulnerable communities, including women, children, adolescents, farmers, and youth.
3. How can someone benefit from your programs?
Community members can participate through our outreach programs, trainings, health activities, and education support initiatives.
