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miss-Rebecca-mubandaMiss Rebecca Mubanda from Mpigi District

Location and Team

Bakadde Foundation Network is a registered non-profit making (non-governmental) organisation formed on 23rd January 2010.

Where we are

Bakadde Foundation Network (BAFNET) is located in Makindye Mubarak Zone, in Kampala District. We are currently working in six Districts of Uganda in the Central Region that is Kampala, Wakiso, Mpigi, Mukono, Masaka and Mityana.

These areas are affected by poverty, diseases, and other social and economic factors which have led very many families to struggle to earn a living. our major target are the Orphans and chronically poor elderly women and men.

BAFNET was given land in January 2011 on lease for two years, we are using this small piece of land to grow food items which we give out to chronically poor families and our beneficiaries (Elderly and Orphans). This land is located in Busabala in Wakiso District.

Who we are

  • National Director: Kasozi Abdu Karim
  • Executive Director: Mariam Naiga
  • General Secretary: Nandaula Sulaina
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Bakkade Foundation Network (Bafnet)

BAFNET - Uganda

BAFNET is a registered non-profit making, non-governmental organization which empowers elderly community and orphaned children in Uganda to enable them effectively to take part in all society activities.

BAFNET currently works in six districts of Uganda in the Central Region: Kampala, Wakiso, Mpigi, Mukono, Masaka and Mityana.

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BAFNET Statement on Climate Change

BAFNET - Statement on Women and Climate Change in Central Uganda

The Impact of Climate Change on Women and Children in Central Uganda - Statement by BAFNET - Safeworld Field Partner.

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…

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