This partnership has placed Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) at the forefront of community development initiatives, and we're excited to continue working together to create positive change. #TwoGenerationalModel

At Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), we're committed to building systems that work for everyone, especially the most vulnerable. Our partnership with Local Coalition Accelerator - Uganda is proving that transparency, community engagement, and accountability can lead to lasting impact. #TwoGenerationalModel

We're thrilled that this project focuses on children from 0-5 years, a critical age for development. As the saying goes, "You bend the tree when it's still young." By investing in early childhood, we can instill positive values, spirits, and talents that will shape their future.

Local Coalition Accelerator - Uganda As we move forward with the Two-Generation Model and upcoming interventions, Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) remains committed to advancing holistic, inclusive development in our urban communities. We're dedicated to creating a brighter future for all. #TwoGenerationalModel

Congratulations Local Coalition Accelerator - Uganda CAPAIDS Uganda 🇺🇬 and all LCA Uganda members. The launch marked the beginning of a journey that we all longed 2 walk. Hongera Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and Office of the Prime Minister - Uganda for gracing the launch, you gave us the technical support right at day 1.

📍Her Excellency Frederieke Quispel , Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Embassy of the Netherlands in Uganda , reaffirmed her country’s unwavering commitment to supporting initiatives that foster social change. She emphasized the importance of partnerships, noting that collaboration has been a

Mr. Twesigye Jackson Kaguri , Founder and Executive Director of the Nyaka , passionately underscored the power and authenticity of a locally led development model. He reminded us that this approach isn’t built on complicated science—it’s rooted in lived realities and deep community

August is special in Kabubbu as we host our partners from GB Trust. Today, they joined us at school assembly, where Adrian encouraged pupils to lean on God. These visits remind our children they are seen, valued, and loved. Thank you,GB Trust #DonorImpact #FaithAndEducation

At ACODEV Uganda, we take safety of staff and community at the centre of our work. We share our technical expertise with the young people given their vulnerability and exposure to safety hazards UgandaRedCrossCFA Local Coalition Accelerator - Uganda Reach A Hand Uganda #CHAN2024 safety is top

As we conclude #WorldBreastfeedingWeek(August 1–7, 2025) themed “Prioritize Breastfeeding: Create Sustainable Support Systems, our Senior nurse, Ruth Nakamanya, held an educational session yesterday with expectant mothers who had come to seek antenatal services at Kabubbu Health

Local Philanthropy > When giving starts at home, impact multiplies. Local philanthropy isn’t just charity—it’s community-led change. From boda drivers funding school fees to youth groups building wells, Uganda’s generosity is grassroots-powered. #LocallyLedDevelopment #Ubuntu

Localization > Localization isn’t a buzzword—it’s a power shift. When communities lead, solutions stick. Let’s move from aid dependency to locally-driven development. Uganda’s future is best built by Ugandans. #Localization #locallyleddevelopment #CommunityPower

We’re thrilled to announce the 2025 #HiltonPrize recipient is the Mines Advisory Group! MAG (Mines Advisory Group) plays a leading role in the global effort to remove landmines. Their work saves countless lives, protects human rights, and contributes to sustainable peace. Learn more:

👏 Our team was on the ground at the launch of the Two-Generational ECCD Model. Powered by Hilton Foundation at Golden Tulip Kampala. #TeamInAction #LCAUganda #HopeHubUg #Skills4Refugees

Checked in for the Hilton Foundation Partners in Uganda catch-up meeting, officially opened by Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development 's Rogers Golooba. He highlighted the importance of data for the ECCD Hub, encouraged a sustainable and inclusive approach by RLOs, and stressed the need for building local,

The Hilton Foundation consultant in Uganda, Lydia Mubiru, emphasized the importance of fostering genuine synergies and leveraging avenues for complementarity, with a focus on child care—critical for women entrepreneurs—in response to the presentation by the GROW Project Technical

In his closing remarks, Rogers Golooba from Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development provided the following updates: 1) Network of ECD Actors in Uganda accomplished; 2) mapping of actors completed; 3) the National ECCD Learning Event is scheduled for October 14th; 4) a Child Care grant will soon be launched at the ministry; 5) a

We were delighted to host senior staff members Miriam M. Alum and Akello Jacky from The Lutheran World Federation at our office today. We had insightful discussions on strengthening legislative advocacy, with local and national actors at the center. Truly, information and knowledge sharing is