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resources and information about CHILD'S LIFE FOUNDATION UGANDA for media
Child's Life Foundation Uganda is a leader in the movement to end poverty. We support children and youth in 10 districts, and form programs and partnerships that equip them to become sustainably employed, contributing citizens.
For media inquiries or to be directed to a Child's Life Foundation expert,
please contact clfuganda.mbale@gmail.com
Our media team provides journalists and bloggers with:
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Success stories about the programs and partnerships we’re cultivating around the globe to help end the generational cycle of poverty.
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Examples of the value of Into Employment®, our customized approach to providing job training that leads to purposeful entry-level positions and, in some cases, dream careers.
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Expert interviews on issues related to child and youth development programming, global health equity and youth workforce development.
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Information and data that can better inform your stories about combatting global poverty through the consistent support of children and youth.
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The year 2024
Food Distribution to those affected by the disaster of Floods in Bulambuli part of Uganda
Bulambuli Disaster of Floods, left families homeless and others orphaned, Lost lives and properties, there are really in need of any kinder support that we can reach out to them, Please Join hands with us
The year 2024
The Life of Majidu and the Family
"Majidu's story is heartbreaking. Abandoned by his mother as a baby, he's faced health issues and a tough life. His father's distanced himself, and his stepmom can't care for him. Now, his loving grandma is stepping in, but struggles to provide.
2023-2024
Presentation Video for Child's Life Foundation Uganda
In this presentation video, you will witness firsthand the stories of resilience, hope, and transformation as we highlight our education, healthcare, and social programs that are making a difference in the lives of vulnerable children in Uganda.