Answers to common questions about our work and how to get involved.
Vantage Foundation Uganda is a youth-led nonprofit that improves livelihoods in Ugandan communities through health, education, humanitarian aid and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) projects. We focus on underserved rural districts and urban informal settlements.
Our current work reaches communities in Bushenyi District, Kampala, Kalangala Island, Jinja and other rural districts across Uganda. We identify areas often overlooked by larger international NGOs.
We work with local leaders and community members to identify needs, existing efforts and realistic solutions. Projects are chosen based on impact potential, community readiness and available resources.
Donations support programme costs such as medication, books, well construction, logistics, menstrual products and direct support for orphanages. We operate on a 100% volunteer basis, so funds go directly to programmes. Detailed annual and financial reports will be published when available.
We welcome mentors, health workers, educators, communications volunteers and logistics helpers. Visit the Get Involved page and fill out the volunteer form, or contact us directly.
Partnerships can take the form of funding, in-kind donations, technical expertise, CSR collaborations or joint programme implementation. Reach out through the Contact or Get Involved page.
Tax-deductibility depends on your country and local regulations. Please contact us for our registration status and any available documentation. We are working towards formal tax-exempt status where applicable.
We prioritise the safety, dignity and consent of the people we serve. We conduct follow-up, maintain regular contact with participants, and follow safeguarding principles for children and vulnerable adults. A formal safeguarding policy is being finalised.
Use the contact form at vantagefoundationuganda.com/contact, or call or WhatsApp +256 786 585 216. The form lets you pick the right team — partnerships, grants, programmes, volunteering, media or research — so your message reaches the people who can answer it.
