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Kyampisi Childcare Ministries
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Joy for Children
Plot 349 Nsimbiziwoome, Bukoto, Kampala
Provides health care, nutrition, and economic empowerment. Also advocates for children to benefit from free and quality education, engages in prevention work, and responds to violence against children and sexual- and gender-based violence against children and adults
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International Justice Mission
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FIDA Uganda
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Children at Risk Network (CRANE)
Namirembe Hill, Plot 879, Kampala
A network of organisations, schools, and churches providing communityreintegration services, cash assistance, family reunification, counselling,and life skills training to male and female victims below 18 years and theirfamilies. CRANE also provides transport back home and referral networkplaces
7km
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Child Helpline (Sauti)
Kireka, Kampala
7km from Kampala
7km from 8H7H+Q7J, Kampala Road, Kampala
Dial 116 to report suspected cases of child abuse and all forms of child rightsviolations. Run by the Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Developmentin partnership with UNICEF, Sauti coordinates services amongst providers,engages in follow-up information sharing, and provides referrals
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Centre for Domestic Violence Prevention (CEDOVIP)
6km
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Barefoot Lawyers
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Africa Non-profit Chore (ANCHOR)
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Action for Children
1km
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Hope For Justice
PO Box 7737, Kampala, Uganda
1km from Kampala
1km from 8H7H+Q7J, Kampala Road, Kampala
Hope for Justice Uganda (HFJ) (formally Retrak) is an international non-profit and non-governmental organization. They work to enable street children to move from a life of vulnerability, exclusion and poverty to a life within a positive family or community. Since joining Hope for Justice, they
6km
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Women’s Probono Initiative (WPI)
Plot 7, Suuna Road, Ntinda, Kampala
6km from Kampala
6km from 8H7H+Q7J, Kampala Road, Kampala
In July 2018 the Women’s Probono Initiative (WPI) began providing free legal services to women who could not otherwise access legal representation in Uganda. Given that Uganda is a patriarchal society, male-centered dominance at the workplace, in families and society at large has created special
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