Welcome to WEHAT Foundation, a trusted nonprofit Non-governmental Organization (NGO) in Uganda dedicated to uplifting children, women, and underserved communities.
From clean water projects that enhance the welfare of communities in Uganda, to education, healthcare, advocacy, and talent development, we are building lasting change across Uganda.
WEHAT Foundation projects ⟹
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.
About WEHAT Foundation ⟹
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
WEHAT Foundation Uganda’s Girls in Action project trains young women in urban farming, entrepreneurship, and sustainability, promoting food security and economic empowerment.
Read about Girls in Action Uganda – WEHAT Foundation NGO Empowering Young Women Through Urban Farming ⟹
WEHAT Foundation Uganda’s WASH Project delivers clean water to underserved communities through boreholes, impacting 30,000+ people across Pallisa, Iganga, and Kaliro districts.
Read about WASH Project Uganda – WEHAT Foundation NGO Bringing Clean Water to Communities ⟹
WEHAT Foundation Uganda NGO provides safe accommodation in Gunga for vulnerable girls, including orphans and those from underserved families, ensuring dignity, security, and opportunity.
Read about Accommodation for Girls in Gunga – WEHAT Foundation Uganda NGO Providing Safe Homes ⟶
WEHAT Foundation Uganda’s Play with WEHAT project nurtures children’s talents in sports, arts, and creativity, empowering youth across Uganda.
Read about Play with WEHAT Uganda – WEHAT Foundation NGO Talent Development Project ⟶
WEHAT Foundation Uganda’s Read with WEHAT project promotes early childhood education, literacy, and learning opportunities for children in underserved communities.
Read about Read with WEHAT Uganda – WEHAT Foundation NGO Promoting Early Childhood Education ⟶Mon Jan 01 2024
Find pictures and moments from the WEHAT foundation uganda charity golf tournament and photo exhibition for education held in July 2024
WEHAT Foundation's Charity golf tournament and photo exhibition for education July 2024 ⟹Mon Jul 22 2024
Find pictures and moments from the WEHAT Foundation and Partners Alton Basketball, Fitness and Health and Movit Community Sanitation Outreach in Acholi Quarters, Kampala Uganda 2024
WEHAT Foundation and Partners Alton Basketball, Fitness and Health and Movit Community Sanitation Outreach in Acholi Quarters, Kampala Uganda 2024 ⟹Mon Jul 22 2024
Find pictures and moments from the wehat foundation uganda Girls in Action football tournament in Kampala, Uganda (Girls in Action 2023)
WEHAT Foundation's Girls in Action football tournament in Kampala, Uganda (Girls in Action 2023) ⟹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.
