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02 December 2011
Contact AWARE Uganda
Contact
Mrs Grace Loumo,
Coordinator AWARE-Uganda,
PO Box 9344,
Kampala,
Uganda
Email: womenstruggle@yahoo.com
Phone: +256 772 516 458
AWARE Uganda Online
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Kaabong District, Karamoja
AWARE UGANDA (Action for women and Awakening in Rural Environment) was formed in 1989 by a group of local rural women of Kaabong District in Karamoja region, a semi-desert region in the North East of Uganda, bordering South Sudan and Kenya.
- Award from President Museveni
- A Visit by Safe World
Sponsor the Orchard Project- About the AWARE Orchard Project
Contact Us
Mrs Grace Loumo,
Coordinator AWARE-Uganda,
PO Box 9344,
Kampala,
Uganda
Tel: +256 772 516 458
Email Us
AWARE Uganda Statement on Climate Change
AWARE Uganda - Statement on Women and Climate Change in Karamoja
Statement on Women and Climate Change in Karamoja - by AWARE Uganda, Safeworld Field Partner.
Chris Crowstaff meets founder of AWARE Uganda
Discovering AWARE Uganda
In the summer of 2009, Safe World founder Chris Crowstaff visited AWARE Uganda.
Visiting women & Children in Rural Uganda
I asked an elderly widow what changes she had seen in her lifetime: "None." She replied. "I'm still gathering leaves to eat. My roof still leaks." - 100 years…
The Children of Kaabong
'My first impressions were of a dry semi arid desert with little or no vegetation as far as the eye could see. The Ugandan army were ever-present, in an effort…
Inspirational Visitor From the Wilds of Karamoja, Uganda
To see Grace again, and here in the UK, after all this time, felt surreal! And to think that, in another week, Grace will be back in the harsh reality that is…
Women in Uganda
Women in Uganda
In Uganda women face a wide range of challenges including discrimination, low social status, lack of economic self sufficiency, and greater risk of HIV/AIDS infection.
More than 27 million out of a population of 32 million people live in rural Uganda, the majority of whom have not been shielded from the harsh realities of poverty.
Lack of access to water and sanitation is already exposing rural women…
