It's all about families. Not orphanages.
OUR COVID-19 RESPONSE
Today, more than ever, children need safe and loving families. Together we can keep families and children safe during and beyond this crisis.
of children living in orphanages across the world have a living family member
Orphanages are separating families, fracturing communities, and ultimately harming children.
We know change is hard and scary. There are too many orphanages and too few alternatives. They can feel necessary, and seem like the ‘obvious’ solution, when families are in need.
At Child’s i Foundation, we are building a blueprint for sustainable alternatives to orphanages: truly social services run by and for communities to strengthen families and support them to raise their children, as well as finding new foster and adoptive families for those who need them.
OUR 2020 IMPACT
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children have been supported with essentials during this pandemic, such as food and medical care
families have been helped through our established community networks
community volunteers have been trained and supported to make sure their communities are safe and thriving
OUR APPROACH
We’re helping to reimagine the whole child protection and care system, repurpose orphanages and rebuild services at the heart of communities that are designed to strengthen and support birth, foster and adoptive families.
SYSTEMIC CHANGE
COMMUNITY RESPONSE
INFLUENCING CHANGE
A UGANDA FREE FROM ORPHANAGES
We work with the government to strengthen policies, systems and structures that ensure child protection is prioritised.
We work with communities using a participatory approach to rebuild structures that protect children at the grassroots levels.
From parents to parliament, we are helping a nation to reimagine how to care for vulnerable children
BE A CHANGEMAKER
Join our community through The Giving Circle and change the way we care for children in Uganda. Your monthly gift will support children, families, and communities to make sure that every child grows up in a safe and loving family.
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