Children,Daily Life,Empowerment,Main Content,The Girl Power Project,Women 24 April 2012

Books
Before
Boys
Because
Boys
Bring
Babies
This was the catchy message given to 31 girls living in the town of Katikamu this past Saturday as part of the Just Like My Child Foundation’s Girl Power Project.
Girl power helps build self-confidence in girls and teaches them about sex education and life skills like personal empowerment, communication, social …

 Children,Health & Mortality,International Development,Keep A Mother Alive,Main Content,Medical & Health Programs 4 April 2012

 
Bishop Asili Hospital Dentist, Jane Mandera, pictured right with Puja Shah and Dental Beneficiaries

Dental care has always been something that I have taken for granted. My mother was adamant that we get our teeth cleaned and checked every six months, and we were lucky enough to always have the …

 Children,Education,Education Programs & Schools,Empowerment,Featured!,Health & Mortality,Human Rights,Human Rights Programs,International Development,Main Content,Microenterprise Programs,Program Updates,Project Justice,Project Universal Education,The Girl Power Project,Women 9 March 2012

Universal Primary Education is key to tackling poverty. Children who receive primary education have higher chances of being empowered to make their own decisions and to provide for their families in the future. Since 2008, Just Like My Child (JLMC) has built partnerships with five communities to build schools where …

 Daily Life,Education Programs & Schools,Featured!,Health & Mortality,Main Content,Program Updates,Project Universal Education,Volunteer Spotlight 10 December 2011

The JLMCF family has unfortunately lost one of our most treasured and significant team members on the ground. Sadly our Construction Supervisor, George William recently passed on from complications after surgery at Malogo Hospital in Kampala from an obstruction in his intestines. This has been a shocking and tragic loss …

 Children,Empowerment,Human Rights,Project Justice,Women 14 November 2011

When we discovered that 16 girls at one of our Just Like My Child schools at St. Kizito in rural Uganda had been sexually molested or assaulted by their own teacher, we knew the odds were beyond dismal for any justice. Ugandan officials have acknowledged that ten percent of all …