In the aftermath of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) conflict, the town of Gulu faced the immense challenge of restoring health and opportunity to its people.
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Each year on April 7, the world comes together to recognize World Health Day, a moment to reflect on the importance of equitable, accessible healthcare for all.
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Lacor is paving the way for a healthier, stronger future for women in Northern Uganda.
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2024 was a great year, thanks to all of our supporters.
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Unlike other initiatives focusing only on specific regions, the SDGs are meant to improve conditions for people everywhere.
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As many of us send our children back to school this month, it’s a great time to reflect on the power of education and how it shapes futures
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Athletics in Uganda is evolving, shifting from a leisure activity to a source of economic growth and social unity.
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Uganda has made significant strides in creating a legal framework to support the rights of people with disabilities.
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Today was our very last full day in Uganda! The trip seemed to go by so fast, but today was the perfect finale.
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Before the sun rose, we met outside the hotel at 6:30 am. We headed to Budongo Forest on the north side of The Nile and joined a tour guide to go chimpanzee trekking.
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Today, we left the Lacor Guest House and began the three-and-a-half-hour bus ride to Murchison Falls. It was sad to say goodbye to everyone we met, and many people gathered at the Lacor Guesthouse to see us off.
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We signed it and brought it to the Hospital, telling Dr. Emmanuel that the generous donations we received totaled 7,008 USD. They were so thankful that this money would be used to help people with malaria at Lacor.
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During our visit to St. Jude Children's Home, "the moms" noticed the children lacked sufficient playground equipment. It was mentioned in passing, but I didn't hear more about it then.
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We watched the show the students put on for us. It included a traditional dance called otole, among other performances. Once school was let out, we went to St. Jude Children’s Home to play with the kids. We also gave out the backpacks that we had packed before the trip.
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Michael is a microbiologist who works for Uganda’s Ministry of Health. Sharon met him back in 2000 when they worked together in the lab at Lacor Hospital during the ebola crisis.
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Today, we had the opportunity to tour the lagoons and incinerators at Lacor Hospital, gaining firsthand insight into its comprehensive approach to waste management. The Hospital's waste system has been approved by The National Environmental Authority.
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We started the day by visiting Comboni Samaritans. Comboni Samaritans was originally a religious group of people who sold art to help HIV-positive women. It has since grown and is now run by the Comboni sisters. They have also set up a medical center and an education center.
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We started today by visiting Gulu market. This massive market has people selling all kinds of items.
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Northern Uganda still feels the effects of a brutal conflict waged by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). Led by the notorious Joseph Kony, this rebel group terrorized the region for over two decades, abducting children, committing atrocities, and displacing millions.
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The Acholi are a group that people in other countries may not know about. We can help teach the world who they are by learning about them and their traditions.
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