Overview
We support children and families through education, hygiene, dignity essentials, disability support, and community outreach—aiming to alleviate suffering and protect children’s wellbeing.
Program: Education Support
School fees support
Scholastic materials and supplies
Support for children with disabilities: connecting them to appropriate schools/centers for continued care and learning
Program: Orphan & Vulnerable Child Support
Some children are left under guardians who struggle to care for them (e.g., elderly grandparents) or live in unsafe environments where abuse/neglect occurs. CPA provides support where possible to reduce suffering and keep children safe.
Program: Community & Family Support
Community outreach to schools and families, including psychosocial support and providing tangible essentials that improve the life of children and those around them.
Program: Hygiene & Health Campaigns
Campaign 1 (May 2020):
CPA visited St. Lukka Bambakintu Primary School in Kakindu, Busujju, Mitiyana District, providing personal hygiene items to some of the most needy children plus a hygiene talk.
Goal: A healthy generation of children.
Campaign 2 (Feb 2025):
CPA visited Hisaya Primary School.
Program: Menstrual Hygiene & Health (Girls)
In Dec 2018, CPA provided reusable sanitary towels and soap to girls at Hisaya Primary School, choosing reusable options to reduce monthly costs for families.
Program: Every Child Deserves to Dress Well
Clothing distributions to children and young mothers:
Dec 2018: Kasanda District
Jan 2019: Bukomaga, Mitiyana District
Dec 2024: Mwera Tea Estate Village (children and some parents)
Program: Disability Support
In March 2020, CPA supported children at Noah’s Ark School of the Disabled (Entebbe) with items such as toilet paper, soap, books, and pampers. We are limited by funds but aim to expand this support.
Program: Special Visits (example story)
Nyibol Mary (July 2025): visited her grandmother’s home, where there is a struggle to cover food, education, physiotherapy, and other needs for her disabled granddaughter.