For people affected by poverty or disaster, health is essential to a better future.
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CLFU runs interventions and solutions that engage youth/young people into meaningful and productive activities that promote health, and bridging the socio economic gaps caused by high unemployment rates. With the selected target groups and communities empowered, CLFU will ensure much stronger and resilient communities which are able to sustain their livelihoods. These process is achieved through program development, effective and efficient implementation and community engagement.
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Empower most vulnerable households to overcome poverty,
poor health, and
food security through increased resilience, sustainable productivity
and access to better markets.
If most at risk and vulnerable communities in Uganda are identified, mobilized and engaged in meaningful community based interventions that promote health and social protection, there will be reduction in inequalities thus healthy and productive communities able to sustainably meet their needs.
To be the Leading Center of Excellence in Promoting Self-reliant, Resilient and Sustainably Functional Communities in Uganda
We don’t work alone. Together with partners, supporters, children and their communities, we protect, educate and create lasting change for every child threatened by violence, neglect and conflict.
We seek creative, evidence-based solutions to emerging problems,
respond agilely to take considered risks and drive innovation to continuously increase our positive impact on community livelihoods.

ED_left after signing Aflatoun Uganda consortium partners MOU

National Chairperson UNCBTCU left briefing CLFU team on upcoming joint cross boarder program

CLFU partnership with Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) and UNDP to implement gender equality seal programme

PA to RT Hon Robina Nabanja signs CLFU visitors book

L_R, National Chairperson UNCBTCU, MD new plan logistics and ED_CLFU during SMEs trade fare in kololo ceremonial grounds

CLFU_Co Founder and Director programs Mr Samson Omongin addressing Uganda Cross boarder traders during AGM

CLFU team attending UNCBTU/CLFU advocacy meeting sponsored by USAID feed the future ISS activity

ED_CLFU behind, joined the US ambassador to Uganda during Kyambogo University students mentorship programme

CLFU_participates in launch of 1st community health strategy, as member of the Ugandan ministry of health community health space.

The prime minister RT Hon Nabanja signs CLFU visitors book during SMEs trade fare in kololo ceremonial grounds