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WOMEN TO ENJOY THEIR
CHILDREN TO HAVE
A BETTER LIFE
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Clean Water for Masjids, Schools, health centres and communities
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When a community gets access to clean water, it can change just about everything. It can improve health increase access to food, grow local economies, and help kids.
We believe that the OVC’s should live a dignified life. However, MAWDA is planning ...
MAWDA has seen children born in to and raised in poverty the vulnerability has ...
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A reliable and clean water supply is an essential need but a large number ...
What We Are Doing
Human Rights Sensitization and Advocacy
MAWDA Conduct awareness-raising and community mobilization about child abuse
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene- WASH
Access to clean water is one of the WASH programs which aims at reducing on the high rates of infant morbidity and mortality
Women Economic Empowerment
Multi Activists for Women and Youth Development Agency (MAWDA) while working with the urban poor women living in the slums.
Access to Appropriate Health Care Services
MAWDA has a widespread inequality in terms of the resources available for physical and mental health care, including staffing and inpatient beds.
Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC)
The orphans and vulnerable children project, is one of the projects implemented by MAWDA.
Sexual Reproductive Health Rights
The Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) training is conducted by MAWDA with the aim of strengthening the capacity of Reflection Action Facilitators in handling issues of Sexual Reproductive Health Rights at community or village level.
Gender Inequalities
Unpaid care work is a phrase used to define the burden of the work done at home and not paid for.
People Say
With a business background, I wanted to give back to my community and take my word for it I have enjoyed every last minute of it working with you to help the community
Kawoya Qurish
Finance Director
It's always a pleasure to work with you, they know what they want and they pour their hearts and souls into doing it. Thanks a lot for the team spirit and your work!
Nabunya Nulu
Executive Director
I love giving a helping hand to those that need it and I am glad I had the pleasure of working with you to save our community. Keep doing what you are doing
Shifah
Programs Director
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MAWDA is Scaling up HIV prevention services among drug users specifically in Kawempe, Kampala Central and Rubaga ...
In Uganda people lack access to drinking and safe water, 2.3 billion do not have access to ...