What We Do.
Key Populations: Women, Youth & Children
Women, youth, and children are the primary beneficiaries of NNWF's efforts. Women, youth, and children are among the most vulnerable groups in Ugandan society, often lacking access to basic needs and facing severe consequences such as abuse, poverty, mental health issues, and limited education opportunities. NNWF aims to empower these individuals and families to achieve sustainable self-sufficiency and health.
We seek to partner with organizations and initiatives dedicated to assisting these demographics in areas such as education, healthcare, and economic empowerment. Mental health is our primary cause, and we are committed to increasing access to mental health services in Uganda while fighting the stigma surrounding mental illness through awareness campaigns.
We:
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Raise funds required for sustaining social investment in the mental, social, and economic well-being of children, youth, and women.
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Create awareness for mental, social, and economic issues concerning women, youth, and children in Uganda.
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Render financial assistance to not-for-profit organizations working to promote the development and dignity of children, youth, and women.
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Leverage partnerships & networks to advocate for and create projects that support the development and dignity of children, youth, and women.
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Sensitize and appeal to individual donors and organizational support in the investment of children, youth, and women.
