After recently announcing our partnership with The Mango Tree, we wanted to put together a blog to answer some common questions which is...

Kids Club Kampala is making a huge difference in the lives of children and families living in the slums of Uganda’s capital. Our mission? To help children thrive through access to education, child protection, and family strengthening. Through these programmes we advocate for children’s rights, ensuring that children can access basic needs like food, education, healthcare, and a safe environment, which are essential for their development. In Uganda, with high rates of poverty

World Food Day 2024 is an opportunity to acknowledge the challenges that many communities face when it comes to food and nutrition. Food...

Kids Club Kampala and The Mango Tree have begun the process of partnering to increase our collective impact. Jo Black COO and Paul Moore...

Play is more than a way for children to pass the time; it's a crucial part of their development. For children living in our communities...

As a small, locally led charity we love for those who support us to fully understand the impact they have in Uganda. Working continents...

Thursday 5th September marks International Day of Charity! A global celebration of all those working to create more resilient,...

If you caught my last blog, you would have seen that this year, a very generous supporter has made an incredible pledge: if we can boost...

This year, an extremely generous supporter has pledged that if we can increase the number of children that are sponsored to go to school...

Fostering is a relatively new concept in Uganda. Up until now our reintegrations have always been with family members or relatives ...

Uganda, an East African landlocked country with an estimated population of 49.9 million is a vibrant nation rich in cultural and ethnic...

Kids Club Kampala were recently featured in the new Edge of Change magazine by Women in Change, which aims to unite women who are leading...

Kids Club Kampala helps to support children and families in the slums of Kampala, the capital of Uganda. We are often the only...

As a small charity we aim to be completely transparent with our supporters, and keep you up to date on the projects you are supporting by...

On Wednesday 15th May we will be celebrating International Day of Families. International Day of Families was created by the UN in 1993...

In February members of our UK team travelled to Uganda for our annual visit. We are so grateful for any opportunity for our two teams to...

Our Saturday Kids Clubs are where our projects first began, hence our name, and they are still at the core of what we do. When Olivia,...

Education is vital to breaking the cycle of poverty. But in Uganda, school is not free. Our Child Sponsors make a huge difference to the...

International Day of Education will be celebrated on 24 January 2024 for the 6th year since its creation in 2019. This year's theme is...

Defined by Hope and Homes for Children as ‘any residential setting where children and young people are subjected to an institutional...