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Who we are?

Village Vision Care is an organization whose formation was proposed by the people of greater Masaka region. It is a socio-economic grouping that brings people of the same economic and social setting; share the same core values but living individually.

Our Key Programs

We supports vulnerable groups of people like the orphans, street children, the elderly in the Community

“Inspired by the compassion and generosity of Glenn Flaten, Village Vision Care continues to extend hope, dignity, and opportunity to vulnerable communities, ensuring that his legacy of kindness lives on through every life we touch.”

Education & Child Support

Supporting children from disadvantaged families to access education through school assistance, mentorship, and community support.

Health & WASH

Promoting access to clean water, improved sanitation, hygiene awareness, and basic healthcare support for vulnerable communities.

Livelihoods & Skills Training

Empowering youth and young mothers through skilling in employable trades and vocational training that enables them to build sustainable livelihoods.

Environmental Conservation

Encouraging communities to protect natural resources, plant trees, and adopt practices that strengthen resilience to climate change.

Water and sanitation

We aim at supplying clean water in areas of scarcity and dryness in Uganda.

Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS awareness and support

The core objective of this program is to raise the awareness of community and school-going children about reproductive health and HIV/AIDS. We hope that the rate of spread of HIV/AIDS will reduce through the provision of guidance and counseling services, family planning methods, public awareness campaigns on reproductive and sexual health issues, and other related self-awareness on human health

Physical and Emotional Health

The major objective of this program is to improve the lives of vulnerable groups of people by the provision for basic needs. Vulnerable groups include the following; The elderly, the orphans, school dropouts, street children, people with disabilities, young mothers and the youths. Basic needs provided are; Food, shelter, soap, clothes, beddings, and medication,

Stable Income and Employment

This program is intended to reduce illiteracy, improve self-reliance and create employment opportunities amongst the vulnerable groups from different communities. In this program, identified school-going children are provided with school fees and scholastic materials. The youths, school dropouts and young mothers are trained in different skills and other employable disciplines.