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Mission Statement

Baobab on a greater magnitude agitates for the need of acquiring knowledge and skills through education of children and therefore it’s upon such background that the foundation embarked on recruiting needy families as beneficiaries to foster continuity of school going children who really can’t sustain their education and genuinely need a helping hand plus also improve the welfare of homes where the children come from.

During the exercise, the team managed to recruit a number of families into the foundation, these families provided the team with detailed information concerning their backgrounds , daily activities (sources of income), welfare and struggles; both them and their children. This information helped the team to come up with data for reference in accordance to the organization’s goals and objectives. Continue reading>>>

The time when the world was badly hit with covid 19, many people in uganda suffered financial and health issues. This created an outrage in the country because most families could barely afford to survive due to the economic depression at that time.

On 3/4/21, as a way of celebrating easter, baobab children foundation, through charity gave back to the community in form of food stuffs and clothing to people of wanyange in jinja district.
Our goal was to bring a smile on peoples faces and we highly believe this transformed many peoples lives in one way or the other.  Continue reading>>>

Due to the world wide spread of corona virus(covid 19), the ugandan government through the leadership of the president with guidance from the ministry of health embarked on a national closure of schools and other sectors of the economy that were prone to increase the spread of covid 19 in the year 2019.
Fortunately, after various standardized measures being put in place say observing S.O.Ps, vaccination of teachers and the population at large, it was decided that schools be open on the 10/01/2022. Continue reading>>>

As part of efforts to improve menstrual hygiene among girls and women in Uganda, we distributed sanitary towels to girls during this event. We believe they should be free for girls and women in order to promote and improve menstrual hygiene across the country. Continue reading>>>

Katanga Slum is a settlement located in the valley between Mulago Hospital and Makerere University, in Uganda’s capital city, Kampala.Katanga’ residents live in informal settlements with no or limited access to basic services. This area receives new immigrants arriving from rural areas every day, pressure increases on the already poor living conditions. Comprehensive action is needed to tackle interconnected social, environmental and health issues. We are to kickstart a cleaning campaign in Katanga to educated residents about the importance of maintaining good hygiene practices. Continue reading>>>

We are planning an event where we are to donate “mama kits’’ to pregnant women /expectant mothers. It is one of the initiatives implemented to ensure that they have access to the essential items they would need when giving birth. Continue Reading>>>