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Call for Online Volunteer Coordinators: Join Our Mission to Empower Street Children, Orphans, and Vulnerable Children in Uganda Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of disadvantaged children? Do you have excellent communication and organizational skills? We're looking for dedicated online volunteer coordinators to join our team and help us connect with groups, universities, colleges, and families in U.S.A, United Kingdom, and Europe interested in volunteering with our foundation in Uganda. Our Mission Our foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of street children, orphans, and vulnerable children in Uganda. We work tirelessly to: 1. Get children off the streets and resettled with their families 2. Provide orphans with scholastic materials and school fees 3. Support abandoned pregnant teenagers with mama kits and other essential supplies Role of an Online Volunteer Coordinator As an online volunteer coordinator, you will: 1. Research and reach out to groups, universities, colleges, and families in the U.S.A, United Kingdom, and Europe to promote our volunteer program 2. Develop and maintain relationships with potential volunteers and partners 3. Coordinate volunteer applications, placements, and pre-trip preparations 4. Provide support and guidance to volunteers before, during, and after their trip 5. Collaborate with our team in Uganda to ensure a smooth and impactful volunteer experience What We Offer 1. Opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of disadvantaged children 2. Professional development and experience in volunteer coordination and management 3. Connection with like-minded individuals and organizations 4. A chance to be part of a dynamic and dedicated team Volunteer Experience in Uganda Our volunteers will have the opportunity to: 1. Serve in schools and communities, making a real impact on the lives of street children, orphans, and vulnerable children 2. Visit three national parks for an unforgettable adventure and learning experience 3. Receive handmade gifts to take back home and share with their families 4. Be part of a noble cause, making a lasting difference in the lives of others How to Apply If you're passionate about volunteering and making a difference, please send your application, including: 1. A cover letter outlining your experience and motivation Email your application to tdfuganda@gmail.com or whatsup+256-774-336550 We look forward to hearing from you! Together, we can empower street children, orphans, and vulnerable children in Uganda and create a brighter future for all.
Date Posted: Feb 5, 2025
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As we go about our daily lives, it's easy to take for granted the basic necessities that many of us enjoy. But for countless teenage girls in village schools and orphanages, something as simple as a sanitary pad is a luxury they can't afford. The Harsh Reality In rural Uganda, many teenagers are forced to use dry banana leaves, crushed grass, papers, and pieces of old clothes during their menstrual periods. This not only puts their lives at risk for infections and other diseases but also leads to discomfort, shame, and ultimately, dropout from school. Breaking the Cycle of Poverty and Shame That's why we're on a mission to provide reusable sanitary pads to these deserving teenagers. With your help, we can empower them to take control of their menstrual health, stay in school, and break the cycle of poverty and shame. How Your Donation Will Help Our goal is to raise $770 USD, which will provide reusable sanitary pads for approximately 250 teenagers in village schools and orphanages. Your donation will: 1. Provide a safe and healthy alternative to makeshift menstrual materials. 2. Help reduce the risk of infections and diseases. 3. Encourage girls to stay in school, reducing dropout rates. 4. Empower teenagers to take control of their menstrual health and well-being. Impact Updates As a valued donor, you'll receive: 1. Regular video updates showcasing the impact of your donation. 2. Photos of the teenagers who receive the reusable sanitary pads. 3. Stories of how your donation is changing lives. Will You Join Us? Every donation, big or small, counts. Your contribution will bring us closer to our goal and make a tangible difference in the lives of these deserving teenagers. Donate today and help us empower village school girls to take control of their menstrual health, education, and future! Donation Options You can donate via ORGANIZATION'S BANK DETAILS NAME OF BANK: KCB UGANDA LIT, ACCOUNT NAME: THE DREAM FOUNDATION OF UGANDA, ACCOUNT NUMBER: 2290456772, SWIFT CODE: KCBLUGKA, BANK ADDRESS: KCB BANK UGANDA LTD, P.O BOX 7399, KAMPALA, UGANDA, PLOT 7 KAMPALA ROAD, KAMPALA UGANDA Please after send us an email: tdfuganda@gmail.com Thank You We're grateful for your consideration and support. Together, we can create a brighter, healthier future for these incredible young women!
Date Posted: Feb 10, 2025
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Are you ready for a life-changing adventure that combines volunteer work, wildlife exploration, and cultural immersion? Join our 19-day program, which includes a 6-day medical camp volunteer experience and 13-day Uganda gorillas, chimps, Big 5, and big cats safari. The Dream Foundation of Uganda is a non-profit children development organization established with mandate of involving children in the fight against HIV/AIDS, illiteracy, corruption and poverty through participatory and advocacy activities. Our aim and steering goal is to promote education, promote the health of children and their overall welfare, reduce corruption and the effects of HIV/AIDS. Our Vision To have children who are educated and empowered to become fulfilled and productive members of their communities Our Mission The Dream Foundation of Uganda is established with a mandate of involving children in the fight against HIV/AIDS, illiteracy, corruption and poverty through participatory and advocacy activities Core values Godliness, Truthfulness, Transparency, Accountability, Responsibility, Nonprofit integrity Cooperation beyond boarders Come and discover the second oldest kingdom in the world, older than United Kingdon, the Buganda Kingdom is considered one of the oldest, with its origins dating back to the 14th century. While it's difficult to pinpoint an exact ranking, the Buganda Kingdom is certainly one of the oldest continuously existing monarchies in Africa. British Prime Minister Churchill visited Uganda in 1907 and named her the pearl of Africa in his book. Uganda is a country blessed with remarkable biodiversity and tourist attractions. From the climate, people, national parks, hot springs, waterfalls, sprawling savannahs, snow-peaked mountains, dense forests, rivers and Lakes, Uganda is the most naturally gifted beautiful country in Africa. For the reasons already mentioned Winston Churchill described her as the "Pearl of Africa". Apart from the natural beauty, the other thing that makes Ugandan’s very special are their friendly nature. A lot of countries have friendly people but often in a selective way. Ugandans are friendly to all kinds and categories of foreigners. It is why she has arguably the best refugee policy in the world. Medical Camp Volunteer Program (6 days) As a volunteer at our medical camp, you will play a vital role in providing medical care and health education to vulnerable populations, including: ü School children ü Street children ü Orphanages ü Local communities Your itinerary will include: Day 1: Arrival and Orientation Ø Arrive at Entebbe International Airport Ø Transfer to your accommodation in Kampala Ø Orientation and briefing on the medical camp program Day 2-3: Medical Camp Activities ü Participate in medical camp activities, including patient care, health education, and community outreach ü Assist medical professionals with clinical work, health screenings, and medical procedures Day 4: Community Outreach Ø Participate in community outreach programs, including health education, vaccinations, and medical screenings Ø Interact with local communities, learn about their culture and way of life Ø Pit smiles on the faces of elderly people by giving them rices, beans, soap, and sugar. Ø Dance with street children, orphans, vulnerable children as you serve them sodas, pizza, balloons, clothes, sanitary towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, mama kits, pen, pencils, exercise books, soccer balls, and net balls. Day 5-6: Medical Camp Wrap-up and Departure ü Assist with wrapping up medical camp activities, including data entry, reporting, and evaluation ü Depart for the safari adventure Objectives of Medical Camp Ø Provide free medical consultations and treatments Ø Conduct health screenings and awareness programs Ø Distribute medications and health supplies Benefits ü Increase healthcare access ü Early disease detection and treatment ü Improve health awareness ü Enhance community engagement ü Reduce healthcare costs ü Increase patient satisfaction Community Medical Camps Ø Rural medical camps: Target rural or remote areas. Ø Urban medical camps: Focus on underserved urban populations. Ø School medical camps: Provide health services to students. Ø Occupational medical camps: Focus on workplace health. Ø Hospital medical camps: Focus on working in hospitals, and clinics. Professional Benefits ü Networking opportunities: Collaborate with peers, specialists, and experts. ü Skill development: Enhance clinical skills, surgical techniques, and patient management. ü Research opportunities: Participate in research studies, collect data, and publish papers. ü Leadership development: Develop organizational, communication, and leadership skills. Personal Benefits ü Stress relief: Break from routine, relax, and recharge. ü Team building: Bond with colleagues, build camaraderie, and foster teamwork. ü Personal growth: Develop empathy, communication, and interpersonal skills. ü Cultural immersion: Experience diverse cultures, traditions, and lifestyles. ü Sense of fulfillment: Contribute to community service, improve health outcomes. 13-Day Uganda Gorillas, Chimps, Big 5, and Big Cats Safari Embark on an unforgettable safari adventure, exploring Uganda's stunning national parks and wildlife reserves. Your itinerary will include: Day 7-8: Murchison Falls National Park ( The Big Five: Lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and rhinoceros. Giraffes: Rothschild's giraffes, one of the most endangered subspecies. Hippopotamuses and Crocodiles: Abundant in the Nile River. Birds: Over 450 species, including the iconic shoebill stork and the papyrus gonolek) Ø Game drives in Murchison Falls National Park, spotting lions, leopards, elephants, and buffalo Ø Boat cruise on the Nile River, spotting hippos, crocodiles, and birdlife Day 9-10: Queen Elizabeth National Park ( The Big Five: Lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and rhinoceros. Antelopes: Uganda kobs, topi, and bushbucks. Hippopotamuses and Crocodiles: Abundant in the Kazinga Channel. Birds: Over 600 species, including the iconic shoebill stork and the African fish eagle) ü Game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park, spotting lions, leopards, elephants, and buffalo ü Boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel, spotting hippos, crocodiles, and birdlife Day 11-12: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park ( Mountain Gorillas: The main attraction in Bwindi, with several habituated groups. Other Primates: Baboons, chimpanzees, and monkeys. Antelopes: Bushbucks, duikers, and klipspringer. Birds: Over 350 species, including the African green broadbill and the Shelley's crimsonwing) Ø Gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, spotting mountain gorillas in their natural habitat Ø Community walk, interacting with local communities and learning about their culture Day 13: Return to Kampala ü Return to Kampala, reflecting on the incredible experiences and memories made during the safari adventure Bonus Package Ø 3 handcrafts to take back home to your family, made with love by teenagers we help at the foundation Ø A trip to the Ndere Center for a concert, showcasing Uganda's rich cultural heritage Ø One tree planting, contributing to Uganda's reforestation efforts Program Details ü Duration: 19 days ü Cost: $5,000 ü Accommodation: Shared accommodation in guesthouses and mid-range lodges ü Meals: Three meals per day ü Transportation: Airport pickup and drop-off, and transportation to and from medical camp and safari destinations Bonus package: Token of thanks for volunteering ü Every person that books will send in three names of the people you love most and we make for them handmade-gifts. You will fly back home with the gifts and tell a story of how your trip was as you give out gifts. All made with love by youths and abandoned pregnant teenagers we help ü Trip to visit the equator and experience the power of North Pole and South Pole. A popular attraction and the most famous landmark in the country. ü Trip to Ndere Center to see African traditional dances and performances that attract international audiences (visit our TikTok page to see what happens there, and please follow our page) ü Tree plant.
Date Posted: Feb 5, 2025
