With soccer academies on pause and holiday camps cancelled due to COVID-19’s spread, the young generation being natured through Ssuubi Soccer Academy(SSA) find themselves at home having to get creative to stay in shape. But without usual access to training facilities, how exactly does one do that? To answer that very question, we caught […]
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Safe water is a fundamental need that huge numbers of us underestimate. However billions of individuals need safe drinking water in rural and urban areas of Uganda. At Ddamulira and sons foundation, we exist to stop the water emergency problems and we are searching for partners worldwide to help us on this fight. We hold
There are numerous ways that you can provide help at DASF and bolster making dreams work out for the in excess of youngsters across Uganda who might profit by them. BE A MONTHLY DONOR TO DDAMULIRA AND SONS FOUNDATION Giving month to month is perhaps the most grounded proclamation of duty you can make. Month
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WHAT IS COVID-19? The COVID-19 virus spreads primarily through droplets of saliva or discharge from the nose when an infected person coughs or sneezes, so it’s important that you also practice respiratory etiquette (for example, by coughing into a flexed elbow). At this time, there are no specific vaccines or treatments for COVID-19. However, there
ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER IN THE VILLAGES IS KEEN In 2016, DASF started a Water project for the rural areas around Uganda. In country towns individuals have never taken in the significance of washing hands to forestall spread of diseases At the point when town get access to safe water the network can flourish –
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DO WOMEN HOLD THE KEY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF UGANDA? Girl-child and women empowerment project, a project run by Ddamulira and sons Foundation, reported in January 2020 that there is currently a 23% (and growing) gender gap in access to finance in Uganda. There are many factors driving this gender gap. For starters, many of
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The previous three months, our recipients have experienced an organized and customized essential business aptitudes preparing. We embraced the program with the goal that it’s significant and effectively open by the ultra-poor ladies we are supporting. Albeit testing, the preparation program was an eye-opener both for us and the ladies. We have seen inconceivable changes
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WHY SUPPORT ST HENRY’S FOUNDATION SCHOOL Uganda Today is surrounded by so many problems. There is poverty in one place and illiteracy in another. We have Global Warming and Green House Effect to add up more heat to the surrounding. There are so many children’s dying and so many refugees calling out for help. In
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WHAT IS AN NGO? Non-governmental organizations were first called such in Article 71 in the Charter of the newly formed United Nations in 1945. While NGOs have no fixed or formal definition, they are generally defined as nonprofit entities independent of governmental influence (although they may receive government funding). As one can tell from the
