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Transforming Lives Through Education
A few months ago, none of these children were wearing uniform. In fact none of these children were attending school at all. But thanks to Kids Club Kampala; Ivan, Swabura, Dorcas and Immaculate are all...
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School Sponsorship: My personal experience
Following on from our most recent blog post about Kids Club Kampala’s School Sponsorship programme which you can read here, I wanted to share with you my personal experiences of sponsoring a...
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International Women's Day 2013
This Friday 8th March was International Women’s Day. In Uganda, Kids Club Kampala held a huge celebration for several hundred women in the slums in the centre of Kampala.We invited all the women...
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Kids Club Kampala Crafts
Kids Club Kampala’s Women’s Initiatives provide disadvantaged women with vocational skills and a sustainable source of income generation, with the aim of contributing to lasting changes in the lives of...
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World Water Day
Today, 22nd March, is World Water Day.Many of us take water for granted, but for a large number of people in the world, having enough clean, safe, easily available water is just a dream.Globally, over...
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Reducing Poverty through Microfinance
We have recently launched a Microfinance programme, called the Kids Club Kampala Community Development Fund, which aims to create jobs, reduce poverty and empower local people. Under this programme we...
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Supporting Abandoned Children
Today, the 12th April, is International Day of the Street Child. It is shocking to think that around the world today, there are an estimated 100 million children with nowhere to live apart from on the...
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Feeding Programme Update
In Summer 2012, our feeding programme changed from feeding the children just once a month to feeding them every week. We are already seeing real and lasting changes in the lives of the children who...
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"Let us be kids!"
The aim of Kids Club Kampala is to bring hope and love to vulnerable children, and one of the main ways in which we do this is through allowing disadvantaged children the chance to just enjoy being...
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Today is World Malaria DayI thought in honour of the day, I would give you some facts and figures about malaria, its effects in Uganda and the work of Kids Club Kampala in this area.Did you...
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Mosquito net giveaway!
Last Thursday was World Malaria Day. Malaria is the leading cause of child mortality in Africa, yet it is completely preventable through simply sleeping under a mosquito net.A life-saving mosquito net...
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After School Coaching Sessions
Education is a basic human right and we believe that all children deserve the chance to learn and realise their potential, and to have a bright future. At Kids Club Kampala, we are passionate about...
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Empowering children through music and dance
Children in Uganda love to dance and sing, and we are passionate about encouraging children in their talents and giftings. Our children are extremely talented and love to perform and to learn new...
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Why Community Participation is important
We recently posted about the situation of the field in Katanga slum – it became unsafe and unusable after large amounts of soil were dumped on it and sewage flooded it.We are very happy to announce...
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World Hunger Day
Today is World Hunger Day.Did you know that:A third of all child deaths in developing countries are linked to hunger.1 in 8 people in the world go hungry every day.In Uganda, 5.8 million people are...
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The Ewafe Project - Supporting Abandoned Children
Two months ago two beautiful children turned up at one of KCK’s after school education classes. When asked by one of the volunteers who they were and where they came from, it transpired that a few days...
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Abandoned Children: A real life story
This blog post is written by Juliet, a KCK volunteer at Katanga centre."Kids Club Kampala offers evening classes of educational coaching to our children in the slums especially at Katanga Centre!It was...
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Faith, Hope and Love
Faith, Hope and Love.......And the greatest of these is Love. This blog post is written by Corrie, Kids Club Kampala UK DirectorSo I have been thinking about our slogan here at Kids Club Kampala, ‘Hope...
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Our children now have a place to play!
Bad management, heavy rains and broken sewerage pipe resulted in the field in Katanga slum being completely unsafe and unusable for our children to play on.This field is much loved by our children, it...
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“Thank you for bringing back life to this field”
We are so pleased that finally after months of hard work fundraising and praying, the field in Katanga is now safe and useable for our children to play on it once again.This field is much loved by our...
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Abandoned Children: A real life story (Part 2)
A few weeks ago, we told you the real life story of Junior and Sarah, children who were sadly abandoned by their father but luckily came to Kids Club Kampala for help.We thought you would want to know...
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World Population Day: Teenage Pregnancy
Today is World Population Day.The world's population is 7 billion, and growing. The majority of population growth is taking place in developing countries such as Uganda, which has one of the highest...
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Sponsor Children's Party!
Yesterday we had a party for all of our Sponsor Children!This was the first time we had a Sponsor Children’s party and it was such a great day! All of our sponsor children had a great day full of...
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Helping Vulnerable Girls
Vulnerable Girls Projects Girls worldwide are less likely to complete their education than boys. Girls are more likely to earn less, have poor health, and live in poverty.Girls are often overlooked in...
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Situation of girls in Kampala's slums
Today my heart is breaking for the girls of Kampala’s slums. We have once again been reminded that girls aged 8, 9 and 10 are sexually active, often as a result of pressure from boys or not even...
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