Tuesday, 8 June 2010
Funding is desperatley needed
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Every penny will be used towards the building of the school in Kyunga.
Contact
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Thank you Volunteers
We are now in the process of finding ways to raise funds to start the building of the school in Uganda. So please bare with us as we arrange things and get Africa's Forgotten People some funds.
Monday, 26 April 2010
Meeting 3rd May 2010
At the meeting you will find out exactly what opportunities are available and when Africas Forgotten People will be starting building. Their will be speakers there from Uganda. This will be a fantastic day. See you there.
Saturday, 13 February 2010
Seminar in Kampala
Uganda have many influential business men and women. We will be tapping into them for their contribution towards their country. If you have not already left your details as a volunteer please do so on the right.
All volunteers please download the form on the website print it out. Once it is filled in please fax it over to us. The details are all on the website. www.africasforgottenpeople.org
Anyone who lives in Uganda wishing to volunteer there is no fee.
Saturday, 30 January 2010
Volunteer Application Forms
Monday, 25 January 2010
Thank You
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Volunteer Workers
We are looking for volunteer workers to help build a new town for the people of Uganda, in East Africa. Volunteer to work in Africa and help to build a charity village.
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
Appeal
Saturday, 9 May 2009
Volunteers needed
Thursday, 19 March 2009
Problem Statement.
Africa's forgotten people – Uganda Chapter (A.F.P.U) is an organization committed to supporting the emotional, physical and spiritual needs of pregnant mothers, farmers, children and the whole community created mainly by illiteracy, diseases, poverty and other natural or man made calamities. The organization will build a centre at Baale in Kayunga District to carter for 250 children, 100 men and 100 women from the Baale region of Kayunga among other 56 districts of Uganda. The centre is currently in the early stages of development. Although institutional approaches to care and support have proven ineffective, Africa's Forgotten People will provide support to only the vulnerable children whose families have perished or dropped out of school due to HIV and AIDS scourge and those whose families are untraceable. Furthermore the center will provide training in different farming methods and provide better health facilities. The project provides a transitional period of institutional care during which peer-group living arrangement is strongly promoted.
Currently there is an estimated 1.8 million orphaned children in Uganda largely due to disease, poverty and illiteracy (Children n the Brink 2000). In addition, the socio-economic effects of HIV/AIDS led to the creation of another category of children referred to as vulnerable. These children are subjected to an environment that affects their physical, mental and psychological well-being. A majority of these children live below the poverty line and have very limited access to health care. The child mortality rate is high because of preventable diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria and immunization rates are declining due to lack of better health centers. Furthermore, children who live with poverty and with families suffering and dying from HIV/AIDS are prone to psychosocial problems.
The children have been referred to the centre through the administrative officers and probation and welfare officers from in and around the Baale region as well as care institutions in the district of Kayunga.
To prepare the future prospects of these vulnerable children, school dropouts, farmers and pregnant mothers, it is essential that they receive effective education including training in life skills and vocational opportunity. This will not only help them survive, but will also provide them with a sense of meaning and identity, employment and better health facilities. Africa's Forgotten People – Uganda Chapter is to establish a centre to provide these services for the children, farmers and pregnant mothers. The centre does not only cater for the referred vulnerable children but also provides skills training services to other needy children living around Baale region in Kayunga district.
Buildings will be erected on the piece of land to provide emergency shelter and training facilities for the community. The centre will provide food to feed the orphans but requires resources to provide training facilities like buildings.
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Wednesday, 21 January 2009
Uganda
Sunday, 4 January 2009
YOU AND I CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Wednesday, 31 December 2008
Your Help is Needed.



