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Gender Based Violence

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50% of Women have experienced physical or sexual violence from an intimate partner in Uganda.

HIV and AIDS

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1.6 Million Ugandans live with HIV. 

Clean Water and Sanitation

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22 Million people lack access to clean water.

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While 35 Million People lack access to improved sanitation.

Elderly and Disabled

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People with disabilities and the elderly are particularly vulnerable, due to their dependence on other people for survival. 

Yet 50% of Uganda's orphaned children live with an elderly relative. 

Child Protection

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40% of Girls are Married Under the age of 18. Some, as young as 12 years old.
 

90% of Children have experienced physical abuse in school.

Poverty

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73% of the total population of Uganda lives on less than $3.20 per day.

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19.7% (7,683,000 people) of Uganda's population lives below the poverty line of $1.90 per day.

Refugees

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70.9 Million Displaced People around the world

Uganda hosts 1.4 Million refugees. 

109,920 Refugees live in Nakivale Refugee Resettlement.

60% of refugees are children.

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Orphans and Child Headed Households

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1.5 Million Children living as orphans in Uganda

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71,575 children are living in child-headed households

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2,389,358 children are living with an elderly relative.

Medical Care

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Medical Care 

Safaris and Impact Tourism

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Travel with Purpose. 
Experience Uganda. 
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Imagine waking up to the mist rising over the East African savannah, spending your mornings in the quiet wonder of Uganda’s national parks as elephants move peacefully against the landscape. But the true heart of this journey begins when the safari ends, and you step into the vibrant, welcoming community of Bwera. You will spend your days walking alongside the indigenous families and Congolese refugees who call this region home. Sit shoulder-to-shoulder with local mothers in our sewing lab, sharing laughter as you craft handmade bags together, and gather around the table for a traditional cooking experience with Jeff. From visiting local school classrooms to helping build a traditional mud-and-clay home, this journey is about moving slow, building deep friendships, and experiencing the beautiful resilience of Uganda heart-to-heart.

Learn a New Skill.

Make an Impact. 

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