Summary
In Uganda, thousands of children face barriers to education, including orphans, street children, children with disabilities, and those from extremely poor households. Village Vision Care (VVC) is dedicated to breaking these barriers by providing:
• Tuition support and scholarships
• Books, school supplies, uniforms, and shoes
• Nutritious meals to improve health and learning
• Mentoring sessions on life skills, leadership, STEM, and financial literacy
• Vocational training in skills such as tailoring, baking, beadwork, soap-making, and cosmetology
• Computer training and STEM programmes
By addressing financial and social obstacles, VVC empowers children to learn in dignity, develop essential skills, and pursue meaningful futures. Your support helps them break the cycle of poverty and positively impact their communities.
Challenge
Many vulnerable children in Uganda cannot attend or complete school due to:
• Poverty and lack of tuition or school supplies
• Early marriage and gender discrimination, which often prevent girls from continuing education
• Limited access to mentoring, vocational training, and STEM education
• Health challenges, including malnutrition and HIV/AIDS
• Lack of safe learning environments and supportive resources
Without intervention, these children risk dropping out, missing critical opportunities, and remaining trapped in poverty.
Solution
Village Vision Care (VVC) addresses these challenges by providing comprehensive support:
• Tuition, school materials, uniforms, and shoes
• Nutritious meals to promote health and concentration
• Mentoring sessions covering leadership, personal development, STEM, financial literacy, and life skills
• Vocational and skills training to increase employability
• Computer and digital literacy programmes to prepare children for modern careers
• Special support for orphans, street children, children living with disabilities, and those affected by HIV/AIDS
This holistic approach ensures that vulnerable children can access education, thrive academically, and gain the skills necessary for self-reliance and leadership.
Long-Term Impact
Supporting this project will:
• Enable children to gain knowledge, confidence, and opportunities to break the cycle of poverty
• Increase school completion rates, especially for girls and children with disabilities
• Develop self-sufficient, educated young leaders who contribute positively to their communities
• Improve long-term health, employment, and well-being for children and their families
• Transform communities and future generations by creating a culture of education and empowerment
What Your Support Provides
• $57 – Basic school supplies for a vulnerable child
• $75 – School uniform and shoes for a vulnerable child
• $85 – Books and school supplies for a secondary school student
• $69 – Monthly food support (rice, flour, oil, ingredients, etc.) for a vulnerable child
• $300 – Barrel of school supplies for a whole classroom
• $600 – STEM training for 10 vulnerable children
• $850 – Mentoring sessions for up to 30 vulnerable children
• $3,994 – Laptops, textbooks, school supplies, and one year’s college tuition for three vulnerable students
Call to Action
Every contribution matters. Your support helps vulnerable children in Uganda stay in school, gain essential skills, and break the cycle of poverty. Together, we can educate today’s generation and build a brighter, stronger Uganda.
COMPLIANCE & DONOR ASSURANCE
VVC has a proven track record managing international donor funds
Complies with Ugandan NGO Board regulations, anti-fraud policies, and financial accountability standards
Every gift will go directly to building lasting change for vulnerable communities
DECLARATION ON HONOUR
I, Mukwaya Ronnie Remmy, Founder, Dream Bearer, and Volunteer Director of Village Vision Care (VVC), a registered NGO in Uganda (Reg. No: INDR159625168NB), declare on my honour:
Eligibility & Integrity: VVC is legally registered, in good standing, and free from conflict of interest.
Partnership & Funding Record: Currently leading a USD 1,000,000 program funded by CRVPF in Masaka City.
Transparency & Accountability: Committed to honest, timely reporting; personal accountability for all funds.
Good Conduct: Police clearance and certificate of good conduct available; lifelong dedication to vulnerable communities.
Commitment: VVC will fully comply with all donor guidelines and ensure measurable impact.
