Joy for Children Uganda (JFCU) played a pivotal role in influencing the World Bank’s decision
Joy for Children Uganda is deeply concerned about the rising cases of suicide among students
Period poverty continues to be a major issue for millions of girls, especially in rural
Uganda is on the brink of a major health crisis following the withdrawal of USAID
JANUARY 28, 2025 The recent directive from the U.S. administration issued on January 24, 2025
The International Day of Education, celebrated every year on January 24th, was proclaimed by the
In Uganda, recent statistics indicate that the school dropout rate is notably high, particularlyamong girls.
November 20th marks World Children’s Day, a global moment to reflect on children’s rights, celebrate
In the heart of Mulago , lives Jaja Margret, a 68-year-old woman who runs a charcoal business on Happy Street. Despite her age, Jaja Margret is the primary caregiver for her ten grandchildren, a responsibility that weighs heavily on her shoulders. Her story is not just one of personal struggle, it reflects the broader challenges faced by many families in this community.
JFCU with support from CRVPF established safe spaces for out of school adolescents to hold weekly discussions facilitated by peer mentors using the life skills manual to build their esteem, help them make better choices, protect themselves against violence, promote behavior change through addressing harmful social norms that perpetuate VAC and community actions and also be able to plan more confidently for their future.
