Saving Lives!
GWI implements a series of specially designed approaches to promote women’s health with specific focus on menstrual care and elimination of female Genital mutilation. This is a unique and innovative program which combines interactive education with training sessions for women and girls in emergency situations, prisons, schools and remote villages. Activities include; Equipping adolescent girls with basic skills on how …
GWI establishes and operates village medical clinics, aimed at improving the delivery of health care to isolated and impoverished rural areas in Uganda. The clinics provide life-saving primary health care including appropriate treatment for malaria, HIV/AIDS, Immunization, vaccination, Antenatal & post natal care, disease testing, medication dispensing and education.
This programme aims to improve nutrition and agricultural production in rural communities through Increasing household capacity to implement improved field , fruit and vegetable crop production, promotion of good nutritional and hygiene practices and promotion of agricultural production activities such as agro-business training, distribution of seeds, fertilizer, tools.
The Water and Sanitation programme is designed to increase access to safe water supply and sanitation services in rural communities. Activities include; increasing the sustained and effective use of safe drinking water in communities, improving use of sanitation and hygiene practices in communities and strengthening the capacity of local water committees,
A dream of health and hope. at Bukomolo Village
Learn how Grace Works Initiative is workings to increase access to quality health services for Women and Children in Uganda.[embedyt] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAd45q3rqcU[/embedyt]
Thirty-five (35) year old Grace Nakajje is one of the women who had a reason to smile this women’s day. She scooped an International Women Achievers’ Award (IWAA) under the category ‘Humanitarian Ambassador’ for promoting healthcare for underprivileged women and children in Uganda. Nakajje, a Ugandan, is the founder of Grace Works Initiative (GWI), a non-profit organisation that not only caters …
GWI 2015 Annual Report
GWI 2014 Annual Report
Sarah Nyatule, 16 years, has no friend or family in Uganda. She is a refugee from South Sudan. She lives in Rhino Camp in Arua District. During menstrual period, Nyatule doesn’t come out of her tent because she lacks pads to use in such a situation. She plucks leaves from the tree to use or sometimes she sits in the …