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Ngoma Aid Foundation

Org #1359
Vetted since 2009 Site Visit Verified
2008
year founded
$25,647
raised on GlobalGiving
17
years fundraising
2
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

To promote and bring about amicable change, emphasise togetherness and co operation amongst individuals in order to bring about a positive transformation of the community and as a result reducing ignorance, poverty levels, conflicts and corruption within the society, as well as introducing a healthy and manageable society within the state, and ensuring sustainable environmental management.

Project Leaders
Andrew Martin Niwagaba
Andrew Martin Niwagaba
Annet Kamakune
Annet Kamakune
Team
Andrew M Niwagaba, Ritah Mayanja, Benon Kirenga, Davis Masereka, Sentamu Hakim, Josephine Nshemire
Organization Information
P O Box 16403
Wandegeya
Kampala, NA 256
Uganda
+256754689712
Organization Information
P O Box 16403
Wandegeya
Kampala, NA 256
Uganda
+256754689712

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Second Term Holidays are Here

By Andrew M. Niwagaba | Project Leader

Greetings to all our donors, friends, and supporters. We are pleased to share an update on our education support project for vulnerable children in rural Western Uganda. During this reporting period,... Read the full report ›

Continuing Project Efforts

By Annet Kamakune | Project Leader

Greetings to all our donors, supporters, and friends. During this reporting period, the Sugar Daddy Awareness School Girls project did not undertake field activities due to the continued lack of... Read the full report ›

Strengthening Shelter for an Elderly Caregiver

By Andrew Martin Niwagaba | Project Leader

Greetings to our valued donors, friends, and supporters. During this reporting period, we were unable to make progress on the planned shelter intervention due to inadequate funding. The original goal... Read the full report ›
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