Motherly Heart Organisation

20/10/2026

At Motherly Heart, we believe that empowering girls means going beyond awareness to equip them with practical skills, financial knowledge, and opportunities to explore their potential.

Through our Girls Clubs, we are planting seeds of confidence, responsibility, opportunity and skills that girls can carry with them as they shape their future.

16/10/2026

We are happy to have attended a conference organised by the Community Library Association of Uganda bringing together over 30 libraries.

At Motherly Heart Organisation, our community children’s library is one of our programmes dedicated to improving children’s literacy in rural Busia.

Today’s conference offered valuable lessons on building libraries that can sustain their operations beyond external funding, complying with policies, and establishing proper governance structures.

As Motherly Heart, we remain committed to making our community library a safe, welcoming and supportive space for children and adolescent girls in rural communities. More still put in practice the learnings from this conference.

14/10/2026

Every girl deserves a voice, a space to lead, and the confidence to make a difference.

11/10/2026

Happy International Day of the Girl Child!

This year’s theme, “End child marriage and invest in girls’ rights!”, deeply resonates with why Motherly Heart Organisation exists.

In our communities, many girls continue to face harmful cultural norms that limit their opportunities and threaten their futures. We believe every girl deserves the right to education, dignity, choice and a future free from child marriage.

we are committed to keeping girls in school, helping them understand their rights and empowering them to speak up against injustice.

Because when a girl understands her rights, she is better equipped to stand up for herself and contribute to building a free and just society.

A girl who knows her rights can begin to change her world.

10/10/2026

Do folk stories matter in today's world? Oh yes, they do!
At Motherly Heart Community Children's Library, we give children between 6 to 12 years the opportunity to share and listen to African folk stories and tales narrated by their peers.

These stories are told once a month to serve as a vital bridge to cultural preservation, early literacy and connection. On folk storytelling day, the children's excitement and happiness remind us of the power of oral traditions.

Through these stories, children learn about their culture, discover valuable lessons and develop a love for storytelling and reading.
As a children's library, we are proud to keep our local oral traditions alive, one story at a time.

09/10/2026

Happy Independence Day, Uganda
Together, we embracing our Sovereignty with Hope and Visionary Leadership

07/10/2026

They say, “If you want to master something, teach it to someone else.”

Today, the Twinkle Girls Club at Dabani Boys Primary School held a peer-to-peer education session on understanding menstrual hygiene and management.

The children created awareness about menstrual hygiene, menstrual products, and common stereotypes. Boys also strongly advocated for their fellow boys to support girls during menstruation and help end menstrual stigma.

05/10/2026

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05/10/2026

03/10/2026

When a child regularly picks up a book from the shelf, it can shape their confidence and enjoyment of reading. When children return to the same book, they have opportunities to understand the story more deeply, learn new words and become more confident in expressing themselves.

That is why, at Motherly Heart Organisation, we believe access to books should not end when the classroom lesson ends. Giving children opportunities to choose and read books beyond the classroom is an important part of nurturing a lifelong love of reading.