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It was established in June 1996 with a mission to empower the poor and desperate men, women, generally families facing welfare problems, to awaken to their needs and ability to change and put this change into practicable use in making sustainable social economic development achieved by local communities.

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 New!  We are starting a Christian primary school then later maybe after some 3-4 years we shall start the secondary school then the vocational school.

This will help us with the orphans we support so that they can attain affordable quality education. We also want to link to Christian schools which can become our partners.

Are you interested in supporting us in this important endeavor? Email us please. Are you involved in a Christian school that would like to become our partner? Email us please.

We integration of activities

The organisation has three (3) major programs it undertakes through which it accomplishes its mission;

ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCY PROGRAM (EEP),
FOOD AND NUTRITION SECURITY PROGRAM (FNSP),
AIDS ORPHANS AND WIDOWS SUPPORT PROGRAM (AOWSP).

In pursuit of its activities to help and support the poor, we does not discriminate people basing on their age, religion, race, ethnic background or colour.

Our Mission

To empower the poor and desperate men, women, generally families facing welfare problems, 
To awaken to their needs and ability to change and put this change into practicable use in making sustainable social economic development achieved by local communities.

Our Operational Area

Busoga Association carries out its activities in Luuka County located in the Northwest of Iganga district in the eastern part of Uganda. It is composed of 7 sub-counties and divided into 37 parishes. The county has a population of 73,497 Men and 78,595 Women a total of 152,029 and with a growth rate of 3.5% annually.

 
Bukanga has about 4,378 households about 40% (1,751) households have been attacked by food and nutrition security, leaving 20% of the children under five years malnourished. more....
   
The back -bone of Luuka county’s  econ -omy is its natural re -sources vital to the livelihood of hundreds of thousands of the people, are the districts agricultural lands, pastures and construction materials. more...


  Uganda has for the past years suffered political insta -bility, turmoil, economic mis -management, and the scourge of AIDS, all leading to severe devastation of social services. This program was started to particularly help and support families, which have been affected due these problems and most especially HIV/AIDS. more....