Girls fall to pandemic pregnancies in Uganda as schools set to reopen
Policy gaps. Child rights activists said Uganda has a vast number of laws, policies and programmes and if put in practice, they would effectively end child marriage.Mr Gerald Baal
ABOUT CARA
Supporting Communities Since 1995
CARA was established in 1995 by a group of people affected and concerned about HIV and AIDS, Human Rights Violations, Poverty, Food security and poor feeding. CARA was also established to promote access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation at community and household level, promote family planning and reproductive health and building the capacity of both CARA and communities to handle challenges affecting them. The organization has continued to operate in the regions of Central, Eastern and Western Uganda working hard and mobilize resources to extend services to other regions in Uganda
Good Health & Zero Hunger
We are promoting quality health among people affected and infected with HIV and promotion of food security
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We are helping Orphans and Vulnerable Children get access to quality education and reduce Gender based violence
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We work to end poverty, increase access to clean water and improved sanitation in rural areas of Uganda
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Uganda struggles to vaccinate against Covid amid fears of a third wave
At a COVID-19 vaccination site on the outskirts of the Ugandan capital, Kampala, people wait for hours for scarce AstraZeneca jabs. Some arrived as early as 6 a.m., hoping to b
Teenage mothers overwhelm Uganda’s Koboko district
More teenagers are seeking antenatal care in Koboko hospital during this Covid-19 lockdown, medical workers have said.Statistics from the district hospital indicate that more than