Kaana Foundation for Outreach Programs - KAFOP

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Kaana Foundation for Outreach Programs - KAFOP KAFOP founded in 2007 in Western Uganda.

We focus on three (03) sustainable development goals; Goal 3 (good health and wellbeing), Goal 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation) and Goal 13 Climate action
http://www.kaanafoundationug.org/

03/08/2026

Kaana Foundation Statement on the Killing of Street Children in Soroti
We strongly condemn the brutal mob attack that claimed the lives of street children in Soroti. This heartbreaking tragedy is a grave violation of children's rights and a painful reminder that every child—regardless of their background or circumstances—deserves protection, dignity, and justice.
At Kaana Foundation, we believe that no child should be condemned without due process. Poverty, homelessness, or living on the streets must never become a death sentence. Mob justice is unlawful, inhumane, and only perpetuates violence instead of solving it.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to the families and all those affected by this tragedy. We call upon the Uganda Police Force and all relevant authorities to conduct a swift, thorough, and impartial investigation and ensure that every person responsible is held accountable under the law.
We also urge communities, local leaders, religious institutions, and civil society to work together to protect vulnerable children, prevent violence, and promote peaceful, lawful ways of addressing crime and conflict.
Every child has the right to life, protection, and the opportunity to grow in a safe and caring environment. Let this tragedy strengthen our collective resolve to build communities where compassion triumphs over violence and where no child is left behind.

Kaana Foundation is using a Community Scorecard to team up with healthcare workers, spot delivery gaps, and fix them tog...
22/07/2026

Kaana Foundation is using a Community Scorecard to team up with healthcare workers, spot delivery gaps, and fix them together. No blaming, no finger-pointing—just real teamwork for healthier families! 🤝❤️Here is what we are tracking right now:
Private Testing: Ensuring every mom gets safe, private HIV and prenatal counseling.
🕵️‍♀️Constant Medicine Supply: Stopping clinic stock-outs of HIV test kits and baby medicines.
📦Friendly Care: Making sure young and unmarried mothers feel welcome and safe from judgment. 😊Follow-up Support: Pairing new moms with "Mentor Mothers" so no baby misses a checkup.
👶Better Hours: Pushing for flexible clinic hours so working parents can get care.



YOUR VOICE MATTERS! 🗣️

SEXUAL VIOLENCE:Across jurisdictions, sexual violence is often framed in terms of the immediate harm it causes survivors...
21/07/2026

SEXUAL VIOLENCE:
Across jurisdictions, sexual violence is often framed in terms of the immediate harm it causes survivors; this focus tends to invisibilise the conditions that enable it to persist. Chief among them is fear: a powerful mechanism of coercion and control that is used to silence, shape behaviour, and shield perpetrators from accountability.

Fear can influence whether women and girls report abuse, accept leadership opportunities, participate in public life, or simply move through their communities without constantly assessing risk. In conflict settings, sexual violence is often used deliberately to terrorise communities and exert control. Outside of conflict, the threat of violence, retaliation, and impunity can produce many of the same outcomes, limiting freedom, participation, and equality.

Understanding fear as a consequence of inequality, not an inevitable part of life, helps shift how we approach prevention, accountability, and justice for survivors of sexual violence.

15/07/2026

Fort Portal City has recorded the highest HIV prevalence among Uganda’s cities, according to a new report released by the Ministry of Health, highlighting the continued challenge of HIV infections in several urban centres across the country.

19/06/2026

When women have the rights, resources, and opportunities they deserve, can start businesses, access capital, own land, and participate fully in the workforce, families become more financially stable, communities grow more resilient, and whole economies benefit.

The Day of the African Child, a moment to celebrate every child's right to learn, grow, and dream of a brighter future.T...
17/06/2026

The Day of the African Child, a moment to celebrate every child's right to learn, grow, and dream of a brighter future.
This year's theme calls for universal access to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) for every child in Africa. Safe water and proper sanitation facilities are essential for protecting children's health, dignity, and confidence, while also helping them thrive in school.


15/06/2026

Parents play the most critical role in ensuring a girl completes her education, especially when facing social and economic challenges:
1) Financial and Material Support - Prioritize School Fees: Budget for her school requirements equally with boys. Do not pull her out of school first when money is tight.
2) Provide Sanitary Supplies:
- Buy reusable or disposable sanitary pads. Menstrual hygiene issues cause girls to miss up to 20% of the school year.
3) Supply Learning Materials: Ensure she has the necessary textbooks, exercise books, pens, and a proper school uniform.


Address

Kaija Road/Kabundaire Central Division-, P. O. BOX 818 Fort Portal Tourism City
Fort Portal

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 14:00

Telephone

+256 772485840

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