Clean water for communities in eastern uganda

We are a champion for welfare in Uganda

The WEHAT Foundation is a non-profit organization advocating for the welfare of children from low-income families in eastern and central Uganda. Our foundation is providing opportunities for education, skill development, access to healthcare, community welfare, and talent development.

Welfare

We provide opportunities for communities and individuals to improve their livelihoods. From providing basic needs like water through the Wash Project, education and advocacy to community outreaches

Education

From providing scholarstic materials to children in need and ensuring the classes have qualified teachers to equiping the youth with technical skills the need to thrive in the community.

Healthcare

We believe that clean water, sanitation and proper nutrition are the core of good health. Through initiatives like the Wash Project, we are taking clean water to communities that need it the most.

Advocacy

Giving a voice to the underserved, providing a platform for lasting change in communities that suffer immense disadvantage. We are partnering with organizations to ensure that every individual enjoys human rights and lives with dignity.

Talent development

Nurturing talents of children in safe, exiting and educative ways, through sports and other co-curricular activities, to ensure that they thrive in their childhood and grow into self reliant and independent adults.

The Wash Project

In November, we embarked on our WASH project, a significant milestone made possible by the generous funding from the SENA Foundation. Constructing eight water boreholes in Pallisa, Iganga, and Kaliro districts has brought clean water to over 30,000 people, a testament to our dedication to improving lives.

The Girls In Action

Girls In Action, a program targeted at empowering girls through training in urban farming, is being conducted in partnership with Afri-Fruits to enable the girls in underserved communities to grow their own food, breed their own domestic animals, and sell some of the proceeds to earn a living.

Our projects

Our foundation has partnered with institutions like Movit Uganda, Afri-fruits, Alton Basketball, and the Uganda NGO Forum. These partnerships have placed us in a strategic position to provide the intervention needed to help children from families facing adversity as a result of low income, poverty, and underdevelopment in many communities in eastern and central Uganda.

Our unwavering commitment to empowering girls and children from underserved communities has yielded great results

The WEHAT Foundation Annaul Report for 2023