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Rebuild & EmpowerThe Young Generation
Omuto's mission is twofold: To empower young people so they can change the world. We exist for this purpose!
Omuto's mission is twofold: To empower young people so they can change the world. We exist for this purpose!
Recent News
A three-year Adolescent Health and WASH in Schools program implemented by Omuto Foundation and local partners.
Through trainings and workshops, Youth understand challenges rural communities face, identify services gaps, and mobilize resources from stakeholders.
The center will provide vocational, technological, and entrepreneurship skills training, as well as opportunities for meaningful conversations, fun, and inspiration for young people.
A Performing arts children's group, teaching how to express themselves and build self-esteem through dance, music, and film so that they can use their talents for change.
A football club of children both boys and girls, ages 8 to 18, provides the opportunity for fun, self-improvement and builds skills that benefit them personally and their communities
An Annual event celebrating the World Children's Day on the focus of children rights especially child participation, skilling and talent development
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Kammengo community hall
Are you a young person with a dream to change the world? or are you a business, organization, or company that wants to work with young people to create change. Don't Miss the Youth Ambassadors Conference, where we will address topics such as the role of youth, volunteering, SDGs and Financial Literacy.
Know the Facts
78% of Uganda's population is under 30, making us one of the youngest countries in the world. Our future is in the hands of our children and young people. Children will be the productive engine of our economy in 2040 when we want to be a middle-income nation. Children in rural communities face poverty and limited opportunities, which affects not only them but also the development of their communities and our nation.
Omuto Foundation's Journey of 3 years
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WATCH VIDEO HERE: The paralyzed child Amos was abandoned by his parents because of his disability. He was raised by his grandmother from the age of one. He is now 16 years old, and his grandmother, who is in her late 70s, is still carrying him on her back as well as providing for the family. Let's help Amos get a wheelchair and some business capital to ease the burden on his grandmother
"WE SEE THE FUTURE NOT AS SOMETHING OUT OF OUR CONTROL, BUT AS SOMETHING WE CAN SHAPE FOR THE BETTER THROUGH CONCENTRATED AND COLLECTIVE EFFORT. "
— BARACK OBAMA, 44TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Since 2019, Omuto Foundation, an independent, nonpartisan, non-governmental organisation which is incorporated under the laws of Uganda, improves the lives of marginalized children by nurturing young talents, challenging child poverty, and upholding their rights.
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