Girl Child
Advocacy, safety and opportunity.
Christine Charity Foundation stands with families in Uganda through girl child advocacy, support for persons with disabilities, emergency response, education and practical compassion.
Serving children, families and communities with dignity.
Advocacy, safety and opportunity.
Rapid response when families need help.
Giving that creates lasting change.
Learning, skills and brighter futures.
Dignity, access and inclusion.
Christine Charity Foundation is based in Uganda. We serve children, young people and families with compassion, while creating practical pathways toward dignity, safety and self-reliance.
What began as a simple desire to help has grown into a foundation rooted in one belief: every child in Uganda deserves to be seen, protected and given a fair chance in life. We meet families where they are, we listen before we act, and we choose to walk with them for the long term rather than offer help that quickly fades.
Our heart is the girl child. When a girl stays in school, stays safe and grows in confidence, her whole family and community rise with her. Alongside that calling we walk with persons with disabilities, help vulnerable people set up homes, respond in moments of crisis, share what we have through philanthropy, and open doors to education and skills.
Through girl child advocacy, support for persons with disabilities, housing and home setup, emergency response, philanthropy, education and care for vulnerable households, we work so that communities across Uganda can grow with hope — because compassion, to us, is something you can hold in your hands.
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We believe charity should not only respond to immediate need, but also help children and families in Uganda build the skills, safety and support they need for tomorrow.
Donate via PayPalWe serve Uganda with a simple conviction: children matter, communities matter, and hope should lead to action.
Serving people with dignity, genuine care and a listening heart.
Equipping girls, youth and families with skills, knowledge and confidence.
Standing with the girl child in crisis and advocating for safety and rights.
Working alongside communities across Uganda to create meaningful progress.
One practical gift can mean a school uniform, books, sanitary towels and the confidence to keep showing up for class.
Education is one of the surest ways to break a cycle — for a girl, for her future family, and for her whole community.
An educated girl can earn more, provide better for her family and pass opportunity on to her own children.
Every extra year in class helps delay early marriage and childbirth, keeping a girl safer and healthier.
Girls who learn grow into women who make informed choices about health, nutrition and their children's schooling.
School gives a girl skills, friendships and the confidence to speak up, lead and shape her own future.
One practical gift can mean a mobility aid, school support, hygiene items or relief for a caregiver who has been carrying the load alone.
Persons with disabilities in Uganda still face closed doors. A gift here is not charity at a distance — it is a seat at the table, a way to move, learn and belong.
A disability does not reduce a person's value. Your gift says they are seen, protected and welcome in the life of their community.
Many families hide a child with a disability out of shame or fear. Support helps them come into the open with care, counselling and practical help.
Children with disabilities often miss class because of cost, transport or a lack of support. A gift can keep a child learning beside their peers.
Caregivers spend long days on transport, therapy and extra costs. Your donation eases that load so a household can stand without burning out.
A wheelchair, crutches, a hygiene kit or a simple home adaptation can turn isolation into movement, work, friendship and independence.
When persons with disabilities can learn, earn and belong, Uganda becomes stronger, kinder and more complete for every family.
One practical gift can mean a mattress, cooking pots, a solar lamp, roofing repairs or the equipment a household needs to start again after loss or displacement.
A roof is not enough if a room is empty. This drive equips vulnerable people with the tools to set up a home and live with dignity.
Children cannot learn, rest or heal without a dry place to sleep. Your gift helps a family close a door at night and feel protected.
Mattresses, pots, jerrycans, bedding and a lamp are small things that change daily life. Without them, a room stays empty and hard to live in.
Fire, eviction, flooding or the loss of a caregiver can wipe out everything. Help setting up a home gives a family a second beginning instead of the street.
Child-headed homes, widows, elderly caregivers and persons with disabilities often cannot furnish a room alone. A gift stands with them.
Cooking a meal, washing, and sleeping off the floor are not extras. They are how a person recovers pride, health and a sense of belonging.
Once a family has a place to live, school, work, health and community support can take root. A home is the first step toward everything else.
Donations help us provide girl child support, care for persons with disabilities, housing and home setup, emergency relief, education, food, and family care across Uganda. Give securely through PayPal.
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