Health & Hygiene

Statistics from 2015 show that in Uganda 1 in 3 women aged 20-24 have given birth by age 18 and a woman’s lifetime risk of maternal death in 2015 was 1 in 47.
(UNICEF).

Improving lives through knowledge and action

Did you know?

The top 6 causes of death in Uganda are:

neonatal disorders,
HIV/AIDS,
malaria,
lower respiratory infections,
Tuberculosis
diarrhoea (CDC).

Statistics from 2015 show that in Uganda 1 in 3 women aged 20-24 have given birth by age 18 and a woman’s lifetime risk of maternal death in 2015 was 1 in 47.

Children worldwide often suffer from easily preventable yet serious illnesses, which impact upon their education.

For this reason, in our schools we have prioritised health promotion programmes which address widespread problems the community recognise as important.

Over the course of time a small team of health professionals have held numerous camps on topics including sexual health, malaria, jiggers, sanitation and obstetric emergencies.

Within our schools we have also prioritised building latrines and hand washing facilities and providing access to safe drinking water thus reducing disease.

Charlene’s Project’s critical aim is to improve maternal and child health care. We work alongside the government and local and international partners, advocating to improve the quality, staffing and access to the health clinics that these communities use.

We help provide education, training and resources to the staff of these health clinics aiming to empower and upskill staff leading to a sustainable lasting impact.

A good example of this is Diika Health Center, a government facility that provides health services to the communities where the 8 primary schools we are working in are situated.

Our partner Masindi Kitara have been providing training and logistical support to Diika for Charlene’s Project with a view to upskilling and upgrading the staff and the facility to improve the services offered to the children, women and families in this community.

Health & Hygiene

Statistics from 2015 show that in Uganda 1 in 3 women aged 20-24 have given birth by age 18 and a woman’s lifetime risk of maternal death in 2015 was 1 in 47.
(UNICEF).

Improving lives through knowledge and action

Did you know?

SPONSOR A CHILD TODAY

One of the most effective ways to impact the life of a child is to sponsor them through their education.

Find out more and sign up here.

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Charlene’s Project is Registered with the Charity Commission for N.I. NIC: 100589 | HMRC No: XT22158 ||

Health & Hygiene

Statistics from 2015 show that in Uganda 1 in 3 women aged 20-24 have given birth by age 18 and a woman’s lifetime risk of maternal death in 2015 was 1 in 47. (UNICEF).

Improving lives through knowledge and action

Did you know?

SPONSOR A CHILD TODAY

One of the most effective ways to impact the life of a child is to sponsor them through their education. Find out more and sign up here.

About

Newsletter

Company 2021 © All Rights Reserved. Design by X3design

Charlene’s Project is Registered with the Charity Commission for N.I. NIC: 100589 | HMRC No: XT22158 ||

Statistics from 2015 show that in Uganda 1 in 3 women aged 20-24 have given birth by age 18 and a woman’s lifetime risk of maternal death in 2015 was 1 in 47.
(UNICEF).

One of the most effective ways to impact the life of a child is to sponsor them through their education.

Find out more and sign up here.