Priotizing
Good Healthy
At Kabukye Through Our Different Health Initiatives.
We Support Communities
To Have Better Life Through Good Health
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Supporting Education
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Kabukye Trust Is Fostering Education
Through Several Initiatives
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Joining Hands To
To Fight Sexual Abuse
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Type 1 Diabetes

What We Do

Our Purpose

At Kabukye Trust, We believe in Creating a bold movement, empowering every Ugandan family to thrive health, knowledge and opportunity generation after generation

What We Do

Our Values

  • Innovative
  • Client-based
  • Evidence-based
  • Keeping it simple
  • Thoughtful Swift Action
  • Effective Excellence
  • Integrity

Preventing child sexual violence

AIMS tackles the crisis of adolescents in rural Kamuli in Uganda, lacking ample information and skills to make informed choices about their sexual health and well-being during puberty, yet, by 15, nearly 68% have had sex. Very young adolescents (10-14 years) young people (15-24), girls and the disabled are most at risk. In 2021, Kamuli reported 6,511 teenage pregnancies, the highest in the region  and 236 child rape incidents, the second highest in the country. ​In 2022, social workers recorded 32 adolescent pregnancies among girls attending five targeted primary schools  

Programs Empowering Communities

Type 1 Diabetes

Chronic care services for the severe conditions of type 1 diabetes (T1D) disease are only available at referral hospitals in major cities

Learning Differences

Uganda’s inclusive education policy promotes the integration of learners with special needs. However, studies reveal gaps in the execution of these policies

Mathematic Development

Schooling is not enabling children attending five deprived rural schools to gain foundation skills to became successful mathematics learners. 

Sickle Cell Disease

Children and young people with sickle cell disease (SCD) struggle with limited understanding of their condition, lack timely blood transfusions and affordable treatments

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