Non profit organizations in Kampala - Page 236
Find non profit organizations in Kampala. Listings include Motherland Goes International, VericlaimsadjustersandpropertyLtd, YCI HerStart Uganda, People's Empowerment Greater Luweero, Avoc Foundation, Kind Hearts.
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Lubaga Division
Kampala, 256
Non Government Organisation founded in 2009 by individuals of diverse professions sharing a common vision of improved quality of human life.
Kabega Road, Nsambya
Kampala
Lobbying World Governments to deploy their unemployed skilled citizens to productive and beneficial work, using promissory convertible Labour Credits, when currency is insufficient...
Entebbe
Kampala
A non profit organisation enreaching lives of the disabled and single mothers
Kyebando
Kampala, 2930
To skill and engage youth in climate smart farming for sustainable development.
Kampala
Mwenya-Smile is an organization dedicated to helping children who live in the ghetto and swamped areas in Uganda who are living in difficult conditions, often without the means for...
Plot 31, Ntinda Kisaasi Road Ntinda Complex Block D, 1st Floor
Kampala
Youth Challenge International's HerStart’s Innovate the Future program propels sustainable economic a
Luwumu Street
Kampala, 000256
Remnant of God, knowledge seeker and loyalty always.
Kampala
Kyengaju Children Charity Organization started way back in 2016, under the initiative of one dedic
Kampala
A strategic think-tank working to ensure climate change action is a priority for governments,businesses.We work with grassroot communities that bear the blunt of the effects of cli...
Nyamwamba Division, Nyakasanga West-Kasese Municipality
Kampala
Mutungo Hill Road
Kampala, 256
Non-Governmental, Non-Political and non-profit making Organization with a goal of promoting human welfare and bring a joy in peoples lives, tackling poverty cases, illiteracy, hyg...
Salaama Road, Makindye
Kampala, 00256
We are a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering youths (girls and boys) through educating them, empowering them with skills. Feeding communities and providing basic needs...
