Support our poor local Communities in the Queen Elizabeth National Park
Poverty is the Number one killer in Africa not AK 47 OR any other Gun or Disease. With Poverty, parents cannot afford to provide the Basic Human Rights to their Children like Food, Medical care, water, shelter. Uganda being a third world country, it has the poverty rate of 87.7% and many families live on less than $1 per day. Some of the Communities in Queen Elizabeth National Park even go without, let a lone taking their children to school. They rather take them to fishing or Salt mining to earn a living than sending them to school.
In order to curb up the illiteracy, ignorance, crime, Children`s rights violation, Human Rights Violation and poverty in the communities and country as a whole, much effort is needed to identify those needy and discriminated children in specified areas be transformed in aspects of life cognitively, Social, emotionally, and physically through Lawrence Young Foundation’s stated goals and objectives
We kindly request any person, friend or any one who has ever been or willing to Come to uganda to visit Queen Elizabeth National Park OR any good Samaritan,sponsor or Donor to consider our appeal with any little you can Donate to Lawrence Young Foundation projects to help the communities. The poor communities in the national park like katwe,kayanja, katungulu, kasenyi, kikorongo, Hamukungu, kahendero, Omuruti, Nyakatonzi, Katojo and Rwehingo.
Lawrence Young Foundation Supports The United Nations Global Goals through it`s Projects.
THE UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL GOALS
Supporting the Disabled Children
Most of the Disabled children cannot go to school ...
OUR STORY
Lawrence young Foundation is a non-profit organisation operating in Uganda especially in Remote areas like Katwe-Kasese Queen Elizabeth National Park. It started with few children from remote families in Katwe village- Queen Elizabeth National park in Kasese district. Later other villages and communities with in the national park joined like, kayanja, katungulu, kasenyi, kikorongo, Hamukungu, kahendero, Omuruti, Nyakatonzi, Katojo and Rwehingo and the Foundation was transformed into a National Charity for the Children from all over Queen… Read More
OUR GOAL
The ultimate goal is to have 2000 orphans and vulnerable children back to school by 2026 because they will have all the structures and facilities to help them change their lives cognitively, social emotion and physically.
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With enthusiastic employees and volunteers, we are ready to support you no matter any time.