Operation Uganda is an Australian faith based registered charitable organisation, and with your help we rescue and care for orphaned and vulnerable children and create sustainable community development projects in Uganda, one of the poorest countries in the world.
Operation Uganda focuses primarily on the most vulnerable and destitute. All the children in our scholarship program must meet a strict criteria of being either orphaned or vulnerable. The women in our empowerment projects are either widowed or solo mothers in destitute situations. Your support makes a real difference to the world’s most needy.
Our Mission in Uganda is to keep vulnerable children in families & school, and strengthen and develop communities.
Real Stories
Our Three Pillars
Rescue a child
There are over 2 million orphaned and vulnerable children in Uganda through child sponsorship and the rescue fund we are able to rescue and care for orphaned and vulnerable children.
Empower a Community
After years of war aids and extreme poverty local communities in Uganda have suffered. We empower communities through skills based training, education child sponsorship and development projects and initiatives.
Transform a Nation
One child at a time, one household at a time, one community at a time. Together we can transform a nation and help the poorest of poor out of poverty, one at a time and bring lasting change and transformation.
Sponsor a child
Create change. Change a child’s life today for as little as $1.50 a day.
Are you looking for an adventure in 2020, a trip with a purpose and meaning, our 2 week mission & adventure trips are fantastic you'll experience the real Uganda.
If you are a business, church or individual and would like to donate towards one of our major tax deductible development projects and bring lasting change ...
Join the rescue fund and help us provide emergency relief for those in desperate need, for as little a $10 per month you can help bring practical assistance the most needy
Secondary aged girls often miss up to a quarter of their school year due to the lack of access of sanitary items, for just $20 you can keep a girl in school.
