NCF Funding Campaign Statement
NCF is seeking urgent financial support to implement a menstrual hygiene management (MHM) initiative targeting vulnerable refugee girls—both in and out of school—in northern Uganda’s… Read More »Breaking the cycle — Supporting refugee girls in Uganda facing menstrual hygiene challenges
NCF is seeking financial support to implement a civic education and youth engagement initiative aimed at empowering young people in Nwoya District to actively participate… Read More »Civic Education and Youth Involvement in elections in Uganda
Nwoya Charity Foundation is seeking $15,000 to support an inclusive education initiative for boys at risk of dropping out of school. The funds will provide… Read More »Supporting Boys-at-risk of dropping out of school in Nwoya
Nwoya Charity Foundation (NCF) is seeking financial support to implement inclusive community-based interventions targeting vulnerable children, youth, and women in Nwoya, Omoro, and Pader District… Read More »Inclusive community driven interventions targeting children living with nodding syndrome in Uganda
NCF is seeking urgent financial support to implement a menstrual hygiene management (MHM) initiative targeting vulnerable refugee girls—both in and out of school—in northern Uganda’s… Read More »Breaking the cycle — Supporting refugee girls in Uganda facing menstrual hygiene challenges
Nwoya Charity Foundation (NCF) is urgently appealing for financial and technical support to save the lives of premature and critically ill newborns in rural health… Read More »NCF Call: Help us save the lives of premature babies in rural Uganda
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) remains one of the most urgent yet underfunded crises facing families in Northern Uganda. In districts such as Nwoya, Amuru, Omoro, Pader,… Read More »Combating GBV and Protecting Families in Northern Uganda
Nwoya Charity Foundation (NCF) is appealing for funding support to address the urgent and growing crisis of school dropout among adolescent girls in Northern Uganda,… Read More »Supporting child mothers and combating girls’ school dropouts in Northern Uganda