How child sensitive social protection grants can improve lives of Uganda’s vulnerable children
By Anne Lydia Sekandi
Kaabong District, Uganda– Imagine being a young adolescent girl, with a one year-old baby of your own, and ailing aging parents to singlehandedly look after.
Japan Government releases US$10m for South Sudanese refugees and Ugandan host communities in Northern Uganda
JOINT PRESS RELEASE
KAMPALA
The Government of Japan has contributed US$10 million (approximately 35.9 billion Uganda shillings) to UNHCR (US$4 million), UNICEF (US$3 million), and WFP (US$3 million) to support the emergency response to South Sudanese refugees and host communities in Northern Uganda.
In a rural model Integrated Early Childhood Development Centre, children learn through play
Blog By Proscovia Nakibuuka Mbonye
It is a few minutes after nine o’clock and the children of Mirambo integrated Early Childhood Development Centre (iECD) are all in class for morning lessons. In the middle class, for those aged 4 to 5 years, it is time for the mathematics lesson, one led by children themselves. The session is very participatory and the children are learning through songs.
Breastfeeding gives babies the best start in life
During World Breastfeeding Week, UNICEF highlighted the importance of breastfeeding. Breastfed is best fed! Take a look at the infographic compilations of the merits of #BestStartInLife
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Uganda Childrens’ Digest
