Why We Care
Communicable diseases, including measles, malaria, and malnutrition, remain the leading causes of mortality in Uganda. Experts estimate that 70% of the country's disease burden could be prevented through health education and proactive disease prevention measures.
Mortality rate under the age of 5 years old is about 40% .
The leading cause of death for children Pneumonia, malaria, and diarrhea. These deaths can be prevented through simple interventions.
Per 8,373 Ugandans, there is 1 doctor
Limited health care only increases the probability of getting an easily preventable disease, that turns deadly without proper care.
With time, worms can cause painful complications.
About 70% of children have worms that go untreated
And Why You Should Too
Make A Difference
Our mission is to continue delivering life-saving healthcare, especially for conditions like malaria, measles, and urinary tract infections. For just $4, we can purchase enough malaria medication to save a child’s life—and in the past two years, we’ve saved dozens.
Join us for an eventful pickleball tournament to raise money, bringing joy and relief to local Ugandans. Every effort, no matter how small, can make a meaningful impact and together we can continue saving lives.
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