Young children learn and develop through play
Refugee children are playing and learning in early childhood development centres supported by Plan International Uganda.
Plan International Uganda
Plan International started working in Uganda in 1992 to respond to the needs of children affected by a guerilla war in Luwero district.
Since then we have worked alongside communities on many different issues to improve millions of children’s lives.
Our work is aligned with the Global Goals, the African Union’s Agenda 2063 and Uganda’s second National Development Plan. Gender equality and the empowerment of girls and women are at the centre of our work.
Our priorities include:
- Supporting young people to learn skills and get good jobs
- Giving young children the best possible start in life through early childhood care and primary education
- Keeping children safe from all forms of abuse
- Improving maternal, neonatal and child health as well as the sexual and reproductive health of young people
- Responding to disasters and the influx of refugees into the country.
Our country strategy
Ensuring children and youth, especially girls, reach their full potential in communities that promote their rights and gender equality.
Where we work
Our address
NECA House,
Plot 1,
Bandali Rise,
Kampala
+256 312 305000, +256 414 305000
uganda.co@plan-international.org
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