To donate physical items, please reach out to us using the information found on our contact page. For financial contributions, use the details provided below.

MTN MOBILE MONEY
  • Name: Edith Nakawesa
  • Phone: +256 781 597 027
  • Country: Uganda
AIRTEL MOBILE MONEY
  • Name: Phoebe Nakintu
  • Phone: +256 704 122 657
  • Country: Uganda
BANK DETAILS
  • Bank Name: Equity Bank
  • Account Number: 1001201582522
  • Account Name: Essanyu Lya Mukadde Wange Foundation

Health Program

Three ladies.

The goal of the health program is to provide every elderly person and their dependents in Uganda with sustainable, high-quality, and meaningful healthcare.

  • Assist seniors who prefer to stay home with daily living activities (ADLs) and instrumental activities (IADLs) at home.
  • Provide trained caregivers for housework, shopping, meal preparation, and companionship.
  • Ensure regular medical follow-ups and medication management support.
  • Partner with medical facilities and providers for accessible, quality, and affordable senior healthcare.
  • Facilitate medical check-ups, screenings, and preventive care for seniors.
  • Arrange regular senior vision and dental check-ups and treatments.
  • Raise awareness about senior healthcare needs through campaigns and advocacy programs.
  • Partner with communities, government, and healthcare providers to improve and advocate for affordable senior medical services.
  • Provide health education sessions to empower seniors and caregivers with skills and knowledge to make informed decisions.
  • Provide specialized care and support for individuals and families affected by dementia.
  • Offer training for caregivers and establish support groups and counseling services.
  • Ensure compassionate end-of-life care and bereavement support, in collaboration with local organizations and hospices.
Three ladies.

The goal of the health program is to provide every elderly person and their dependents in Uganda with sustainable, high-quality, and meaningful healthcare.

  • Assist seniors who prefer to stay home with daily living activities (ADLs) and instrumental activities (IADLs) at home.
  • Provide trained caregivers for housework, shopping, meal preparation, and companionship.
  • Ensure regular medical follow-ups and medication management support.
  • Partner with medical facilities and providers for accessible, quality, and affordable senior healthcare.
  • Facilitate medical check-ups, screenings, and preventive care for seniors.
  • Arrange regular senior vision and dental check-ups and treatments.
  • Raise awareness about senior healthcare needs through campaigns and advocacy programs.
  • Partner with communities, government, and healthcare providers to improve and advocate for affordable senior medical services.
  • Provide health education sessions to empower seniors and caregivers with skills and knowledge to make informed decisions.
  • Provide specialized care and support for individuals and families affected by dementia.
  • Offer training for caregivers and establish support groups and counseling services.
  • Ensure compassionate end-of-life care and bereavement support, in collaboration with local organizations and hospices.

Psycho-Social Support Program

Elderly people socializing while sitting in the grass.

The goal of the psycho-social support program is to provide spiritual, emotional, and social support to seniors, promoting their overall well-being.

  • Establish spiritual support groups or prayer circles for community and reflection.
  • Organize religious ceremonies, meditation sessions, or retreats for seniors.
  • Collaborate with religious institutions for spiritual guidance and support.
  • Provide counseling services for emotional issues, grief, and mental health concerns among seniors.
  • Conduct support groups and peer-to-peer sessions to foster a supportive network.
  • Collaborate with mental health professionals to ensure access to appropriate care and interventions.
  • Establish social clubs and host regular activities to reduce loneliness among seniors.
  • Facilitate intergenerational programs for seniors to connect with younger generations and share experiences.
  • Promote senior involvement in community events to enhance their sense of belonging and connectedness.
  • Train volunteers and caregivers to offer compassionate companionship to seniors when families are unavailable.
  • Create a buddy system to pair volunteers with isolated or lonely seniors for regular visits and social interaction.
  • Provide respite care for caregivers to give them a break while ensuring seniors’ well-being.
Elderly people socializing while sitting in the grass.

The goal of the psycho-social support program is to provide spiritual, emotional, and social support to seniors, promoting their overall well-being.

  • Establish spiritual support groups or prayer circles for community and reflection.
  • Organize religious ceremonies, meditation sessions, or retreats for seniors.
  • Collaborate with religious institutions for spiritual guidance and support.
  • Provide counseling services for emotional issues, grief, and mental health concerns among seniors.
  • Conduct support groups and peer-to-peer sessions to foster a supportive network.
  • Collaborate with mental health professionals to ensure access to appropriate care and interventions.
  • Establish social clubs and host regular activities to reduce loneliness among seniors.
  • Facilitate intergenerational programs for seniors to connect with younger generations and share experiences.
  • Promote senior involvement in community events to enhance their sense of belonging and connectedness.
  • Train volunteers and caregivers to offer compassionate companionship to seniors when families are unavailable.
  • Create a buddy system to pair volunteers with isolated or lonely seniors for regular visits and social interaction.
  • Provide respite care for caregivers to give them a break while ensuring seniors’ well-being.

Economic Empowerment Program

Staff member on a visit.

The goal of the economic empowerment program is to enhance the financial independence of seniors and their dependents, helping them lead meaningful and dignified lives.​

  • Help seniors connect with potential buyers or distributors for their products or services.
  • Organize exhibitions, trade fairs, or marketplaces for seniors to showcase and sell their products.
  • Partner with government and private organizations to improve market conditions for senior entrepreneurs.
  • Assess and enhance seniors’ skills through targeted training programs.
  • Collaborate with local institutions to offer vocational training for improved employment prospects.
  • Provide mentorship and support for starting small businesses or income-generating activities.
  • Offer financial literacy programs to educate seniors on money management, savings, and investments.
  • Promote economic independence by encouraging savings groups and community-based savings schemes.
  • Form partnerships with medical facilities and healthcare providers for senior access to quality and affordable care.
  • Explore social enterprise opportunities for seniors, including handicrafts, agriculture, or tourism.
  • Offer mentorship, training, and resources to help seniors start and manage these enterprises.
  • Promote and support the local and wider community’s use of products and services created by seniors.
Staff member on a visit.

The goal of the economic empowerment program is to enhance the financial independence of seniors and their dependents, helping them lead meaningful and dignified lives.​

  • Help seniors connect with potential buyers or distributors for their products or services.
  • Organize exhibitions, trade fairs, or marketplaces for seniors to showcase and sell their products.
  • Partner with government and private organizations to improve market conditions for senior entrepreneurs.
  • Assess and enhance seniors’ skills through targeted training programs.
  • Collaborate with local institutions to offer vocational training for improved employment prospects.
  • Provide mentorship and support for starting small businesses or income-generating activities.
  • Offer financial literacy programs to educate seniors on money management, savings, and investments.
  • Promote economic independence by encouraging savings groups and community-based savings schemes.
  • Form partnerships with medical facilities and healthcare providers for senior access to quality and affordable care.
  • Explore social enterprise opportunities for seniors, including handicrafts, agriculture, or tourism.
  • Offer mentorship, training, and resources to help seniors start and manage these enterprises.
  • Promote and support the local and wider community’s use of products and services created by seniors.