Welcome to Kids Club Kampala!
We help kids in Uganda survive and thrive.
Who we are
​Kids Club Kampala is a children’s charity with a Christian ethos working in Uganda, East Africa.
Our mission is to support vulnerable kids in the slums of Kampala, the capital of Uganda, by providing for both their immediate needs and strengthening their futures through community outreach, protecting, educating and skilling.​
Our vision is to see children’s lives transformed, communities empowered and poverty reduced throughout Kampala’s slums.
The Mango Tree
We are delighted to announce that Kids Club Kampala and The Mango Tree have begun the process of partnering to increase our collective impact.
For the last few months, we have been working closely with The Mango Tree, an excellent organisation who have been delivering high social impact in communities across East Africa for the last twenty years. As they look to close their UK offices, we are helping them fulfil their promise to provide free education to vulnerable children in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
If you would like to find out more, please visit our announcement page below.
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Make a donation
Making a one-off or regular donation will help our mission to see children’s lives transformed, communities empowered and poverty reduced throughout Kampala’s slums.
The Kids Club Kampala Way
Why we’re different
At Kids Club Kampala, we believe that every child is unique, special and deserves to have the opportunity to reach their full potential. Our work is based on a holistic approach, where we focus on meeting the immediate needs of children and families in the slums while empowering them to bring about long-term, sustainable changes in their lives. Our approach encompasses four core project areas: feeding, protecting, educating, and skilling.
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These four areas are not siloed; they work together holistically to create a supportive environment for vulnerable children and their families. We firmly believe in a holistic approach, ensuring that children and families have their basic needs met (food, safety) so they can fully engage with and benefit from education and skills development. This approach helps them move from merely surviving to truly thriving, as stated in our theory of change.