World Vision Uganda.

World Vision Uganda. World Vision is a child-focused, aid & development agency. We work with vulnerable communities around the world to overcome poverty and injustice

Our Country Strategy (2021-2025) seeks to contribute to the improved
and sustained well-being of 5.2 million vulnerable children in Uganda. The
priority areas were carefully identified and prioritised through a national
vulnerability mapping aligned with the National Development Plan III and
Sustainable Development Goals. Do you have any concerns about the conduct of World Vision staff or the abus

e of Children within our care? We encourage anyone who has safeguarding concerns, either about conduct of World Vision employees or of any abuse of children or other vulnerable groups in World Vision's operations to use our Integrity and Protection (Whistleblower) Hotline (Report online http://worldvision.ethicspoint.com or call collect +1-503-726-3990(WVI Safeguarding Unit). You are advised to report for both Safeguarding (Within 24 hour of notice) and Child Protection Incidents (72hours of notice) using the link : https://worldvision.ethicspointvp.com/custom/worldvision/irf/en/form_data.asp

HAPPY EASTER! This Easter, while we celebrate new life and hope, millions of children still wait for theirs. Give genero...
05/04/2026

HAPPY EASTER!

This Easter, while we celebrate new life and hope, millions of children still wait for theirs. Give generously. Transform a child’s world today.

God will generously provide for whatever you need. Be still.
27/10/2025

God will generously provide for whatever you need. Be still.

World Vision Uganda, in partnership with the Buliisa District Local Government and TotalEnergies EP Uganda, has marked n...
21/10/2025

World Vision Uganda, in partnership with the Buliisa District Local Government and TotalEnergies EP Uganda, has marked notable advancements in education infrastructure and learning outcomes across Lower and Upper Buliisa. This initiative, a component of the Infrastructure Improvement Project, aligns with World Vision’s comprehensive education strategy, which emphasizes early childhood development, teacher training, enhanced learning environments, and active community involvement.

Key achievements encompass the rehabilitation and construction of 14 classrooms, two eight-unit staff houses, the installation of 20 latrine stances and seven water tanks, deployment of solar energy systems, and the provision of 289 desks, 36 chairs, and 19 tables. Institutional capacity was further enhanced by training 66 teachers across 22 schools, distributing 2,625 textbooks, establishing nine book banks, and providing governance training for School Management Committees and Parent Teacher Associations Additionally, a reintegration plan was launched to support adolescent girls at risk of dropping out.

These efforts have created safer and more inclusive learning environments for 1,609 pupils, improved teacher morale, and enhanced community accountability. Beyond this project, World Vision Uganda supports over 550 schools, reaching more than 684,000 learners, and leads WASH interventions in 20 districts, reaching one person every 10 seconds. The organization continues to advance child protection, health, and livelihoods to ensure holistic child development.

In a related development, Jeremiah Nyagah, National Director of World Vision Uganda, officiated the commissioning of a new two-classroom block with an office and store at Nyamasonga Primary School. The Uganda shillings, 157 million investment addresses severe overcrowding, particularly in lower primary classes, where up to 260 pupils previously shared a single classroom. With a total enrollment of 1,153 pupils and only seven classroom blocks, the school faced a pupil-to-classroom ratio of 164:1, well above the recommended standard of 53:1. Serving ten villages in Nyamasonga Parish, Biiso Sub-county.

On this World Food Day, World Vision stands united with global partners under the theme "Hand in Hand for a Better Futur...
16/10/2025

On this World Food Day, World Vision stands united with global partners under the theme "Hand in Hand for a Better Future'' renewing our commitment to ending hunger and building resilient food systems for every child, everywhere.

20/06/2025

Nearly 300 million people went hungry last year – and for the sixth year in a row, the number increased. This increase came as climate extremes, economic shocks, and conflict spiraled, pushing vulnerable families into poverty and hunger. It also comes prior to the escalating crisis in humanitarian funding.

In Uganda, refugees struggle to feed their children. Without food, hope withers. Children drop out of school to search for casual work for survival, and many are forced to choose between the trauma of war or the agony of starvation.

On this World Refugee Day, we call upon all stakeholders to take action to fight child hunger and malnutrition,while we still can.

World Vision Uganda National Director; Jeremiah Nyagah shares his account of his visit to Bidibidi Refugee Settlement.

20/06/2025

In the heart of Uganda, refugees like Charles and Christine are finding renewed hope. 🌍✨ World Vision is dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children and families in refugee settlements. This , discover how Empowered World View is making a difference!

20/06/2025

This , let’s not just empathize, let’s act now!
Let’s restore dignity, bring back hope, and ensure that no child in Uganda goes to bed hungry or misses school because of hunger. This is a call to individuals, faith communities, private sector actors, and diaspora networks: your contribution matters.

This , let our solidarity be reflected in our actions, not just our words. Let’s create an enabling environment where ...
20/06/2025

This , let our solidarity be reflected in our actions, not just our words.
Let’s create an enabling environment where can share their stories, shape their futures, and pursue lasting solutions to their struggles. Together, we can stand in solidarity, reminding every refugee with compassion and courage that they are not alone.

20/06/2025

Food ration cuts are forcing refugee children to drop out of school in search of casual work for survival. The urgent need for refugees in Uganda is food to feed their children. Without food, it’s hard for many refugees to rebuild their lives.

Matthew 17:20 He replied, “Because you have so little faith. Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard s...
28/04/2025

Matthew 17:20 He replied, “Because you have so little faith. Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.”

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https://www.wvi.org/publications/annual-report/world-vision-uganda-annual-report-2022

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World Vision Uganda seeks to address causes and effects of poverty through development, relief and advocacy. World Vision Uganda operate in 75 districts providing educational support, constructing and equiping schools and health centres, training health workers and farmers, participating in advocacy campaigns, distributing improved crop varieties and animal breeds, and provide clean and safe water. Our Vision for every child, Life in all its Fullness. Our Prayer for every heart, the Will to make it so