Amart Charity foundation

We support them with the basic needs that make a meaning to their life. Amart Charity Foundation (U) was conceived in 2019 and it immediately embarked on charitable activities, but it was not until August 2022 that it was officially registered as a non-governmental organization (NGO) in Uganda under the sponsorship of Amart Construction Company Limited. In the course of carrying out different cons

truction projects in the rural areas of Uganda, Mr. Kakooza Martin felt touched by the suffering of some rural community members and decided on a philanthropic route. Together with other good-hearted persons he has been contributing, especially in the areas where Amart Construction Company has been carrying out its activities, to the alleviation of the misery of some rural poor. Different projects have been carried out since inception like: providing food relief, supplying scholastic materials to the needy and vulnerable households around the country and skilling them. We started humbly and we are expanding both in our geographical and service coverage and scope. So far, we are giving charity offers to some rural poor in 10 districts in the Eastern part of Uganda, 3 from West Nile and 5 districts in the Central Region; eventually we hope to cover the whole Uganda. Our Guiding Principles

Our Goal: Is to contribute to the lively-hood of the disadvantaged, the marginalized and the poor communities. Our vision: is to help the communities to be participatory, empowered and healthy while enjoying dignified inclusive services. Our mission is To improve livelihoods of the poor communities through holistic advocacy and socio-economic inclusion. Core values are;
 Transparency
 Resilience
 Sharing and Caring
 Sustainability and Self -reliance
 Participatory Team work
 Social Equity & Equality

Our Strategic Objectives:
 To promote Social-Economic sustainability through education, training, mentorship & skilling of unprivileged communities.

 To promote good health practices in communities through nutrition, sanitation, social development information and services access.

 To promote and protect safe and sustainable natural environment. PROGRAMME INTERVENTIONS
Amart Charity Foundation health related activities have been categorized into eight Programme interventions. These programs are implemented in an integrated community-based health care model (ICBHCM) and they include the following;
 Basic Health Care through maternal child health (MCH).
 HIV/AIDS prevention and control.
 Water and Sanitation
 Food security initiatives in schools and community.
 Orphan-support programs through Education, skilling & training
 Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights promotion
 Domestic Violence prevention
 Epidemic and pandemic prevention and interventions, especially against cholera, COVID-19 and Ebola

GOVERNANCE and MANAGEMENT:
Amart Charity Foundation is governed by the Board of Directors whose main roles are to formulate policies and strategies to grow and develop it. Amart Charity Foundation maintains a small administrative staff comprising of the Principal Director, program coordinator, M&E officer, Finance & Administration officer, Field officer, and volunteers. Amart Charity Foundation focuses on grass root communities and for that matter 50 community Health workers / Community Own Resource Persons (CORPs) and 10 Technical Volunteers are spread in the Programme catchment areas involved in different intervention promotions as described herein. Our Target Beneficiaries
Amart Charity Foundation deliberately strives to improve the welfare of the Youth (young boys & girls, adolescent women and the elderly. We work with vulnerable groups of people: the orphans, widows, child lead families, internally displaced persons and refugees. For environmental protection and climate change, we mainly focus in slum management, urban waste management, clearing of drainage channels and (re-)afforestation. Ultimately most of our targeted clients are low-income earners, particularly subsistent rural peasants living below the poverty line. Our implementation approaches are holistic, inclusive and participatory at all levels.