Mission – Uganda (Mission for Action & Humanitarian Agency)
Description
Mission Uganda champions the rights and interest of the most vulnerable focusing on children, Girls and women through diverse intermediate strategies in the practice areas Child protection, Health, Education, Gender Justice, Livelihood & Advocacy.
Over the years, we have been able to support our different categories of beneficiaries in the districts of Omoro, Gulu District, Gulu City & Nwoya District through direct field interventions and also integrated partnership with other Community Based Organizations (CBOs) and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in joint implementation of like minded focused themes.
Vision:
- Empowered, Peaceful & Inclusive society where the rights of girls and women are respected and dignified.
Mission: - Mission Uganda envisions a future where the voices of women & girls are heard, their choices respected and their contributions celebrated
Thematic focus
Mission Uganda has core thematic areas of Child protection, Health, Education, Gender Justice, Livelihood & Advocacy.
Target groups.
- The Institutional intervention targets the children, girls and women. The different target groups co-exist within the different thematic areas of implementation.
Strategic Objective:
Contribute to the overall community development through sustained empowered women & girls efforts in mainstreaming of crosscutting issues related to economic injustices, health challenges, literacy gaps, unpeaceful co- existence and inadequate representation of unprivileged women/girls.
Implementation Approach.
Mission Uganda embraces Community Led Development Approaches (CLDA) in fostering community interventions. To achieve this, we identify community structures/volunteers through support of sub county/district leaders at different levels to facilitate reporting & programme accountability across all levels but also to enhance sustainability of project interventions . Apparently, we work with a total of 118 volunteers with (15) in Gulu city, (40) in Gulu District, (53) in Omoro and (10) in Nwoya District respectively.
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