
Just a Drop funded a water facility project, which included: the water tank, water pump for pumping the water from the well, protected well ( water source), piping materials from the water source to the tank of a distance on 500 metres, in addition to sensitization trainings on hygiene and sanitation and water facility management.
We also rely on the generosity of private donors.
Watermore Primary School, Frampton Cotterell, Bristol, UK.
Hope Children's Centre is a local, community initiated educational institute that offers formal and vocational education to mainly the less privileged children, with most emphasis on orphans.
With funding from Just a Drop, children can now get safe water from a protected water source – in addition to behavior changes in hygiene and sanitation at the centre, which was in rampant before this water facility.
Children have been sensitized on hygiene and sanitation behaviour where good hygiene practises have been introduced, e.g., washing hands after visiting the toilets using a tippy tap method of washing.
And diseases associated to dirty water will be eliminated; hence, improvement in the lives of the children and the surrounding community.
Our Outreach Program is focused on the female guardians and caretakers who comprise 98% of the beneficiaries of the orphans at Hope Children’s Centre.
These guardians and caretakers have been trained in Income-generating activities to assist them in sustaining themselves and the orphans.
Coupled with this are the trainings in advocacy and lobbying to help them understand their rights, and also those of the vulnerable orphans they are assisting.

Hope Children's Centre is located in Temangalo Village, Bukasa Parish, Wakiso Subcounty, Busiro County, in Wakiso District in the Central region of Uganda.
The centre is a local, community initiated educational institute that offers formal and vocational education to mainly the less privileged children, with most emphasis on orphans.








Chris Kayongo,
Hope Children's Centre
P.O.Box 22280,
Kampala,
Uganda
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…





