Empowering Women – Charlene's Project

Empowering Women & Girls

Changing lives
through Empowerment

Literacy rates in Uganda show 62% of females aged 15 and over are literate compared to 79% of males. When it comes to those aged 65 and older only 18% of females are literate compared to 58% of males (unesco.org).

In our schools we are improving access to latrines and clean water and we are teaching girls in the slums how to use sowing machines in order to allow them to make their own reusable sanitary towels which will also act as an income generation project. Alongside this we are teaching girls how to deal with menstruation and cope with puberty.

In our schools we are improving access to latrines and clean water and we are teaching girls in the slums how to use sowing machines in order to allow them to make their own reusable sanitary towels which will also act as an income generation project. Alongside this we are teaching girls how to deal with menstruation and cope with puberty.

Girls can miss up to a week of school each month when they are on their period, causing them to fall behind, and in some cases, forcing them to drop out due to inadequate access to privacy, toilets, clean water, and sanitary towels.

Life can look bleak for Ugandan women living in the slums of Kampala. Without an education she has the option of either working laboriously all day in the quarry breaking up stones or attempting to etch out a living in any way she can. Sadly sometimes prostitution can seem the only option.

Janice shares her heart for the children she has just met in Kampala.

54 sponsored girls now have a better future thanks to the sponsorship they receive through Charlene's Project.

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Charlene’s Project started in 2010 because a girl limited by so much refused to be defined by what she could not do. One decade later Charlene’s Project continues to work creating better futures for thousands of children around the world.

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2 days ago

Thank you to Richhill Methodist Church for your amazing contribution to improving health at Diika Health Centre. The new waste disposal unit and incinerator are in place totally as a result of your efforts. God bless you all for making such a difference in the lives of the community CP is trying to help. ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Thanks Jonathan McNabb for sharing Jim's story so well. ... See MoreSee Less

Jim (95) retraces his life cycle to raise funds for Charlene's Project

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A Waringstown man is proving that age is just a number as he is currently completing a life cycle from the comfort of his own home to raise funds for charity. Jim Copeland, who is 95-years-old, will b...

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