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Nurture Africa is an Irish founded not for profit, non-governmental organisation, that supports vulnerable families towards self-reliance in Uganda.

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Through partnership, Nurture Africa strives to ensure maximum impact and positive, sustainable change, within the communities we operate.

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Nurture Africa empowers families to self reliance

by providing them with access to services and opportunities which enables them to break the cycle of poverty and live healthy and productive lives.

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Overseas Volunteer Programme
Our volunteer programmes provide a unique and immersive community experience and enables you to use your skills to support our work whilst deepening your

understanding of international development. Our programmes are values led and we continuously explore ways to strengthen our practice in support of empowering families in host communities

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Public donations play a large part in supporting the work of Nurture Africa in Uganda. If you would like to get involved as an individual, or as part of a team, we will support you all of the way! See some ways of supporting and important resources below. Please send us an email HERE, prior to signing up to any event.

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“I know I will one day wear a pink dress and white cap in my hair when I finish school."

Princess Opan

Jun 28, 20182 min read

“I know I will one day wear a pink dress and white cap in my hair when I finish school."

A testimony of a refugee from South Sudan, forced to flee to Uganda and now being supported through education by Nurture Africa

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Nurture Africa Blog

Stories of international development from the people we support, Nurture Africa staff and our overseas volunteers.

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OUR PARTNERS

OUR WORK

Overseas Volunteer Programme

Fundraise

Nurture Africa Blog

Stories of international development from the people we support, Nurture Africa staff and our overseas volunteers.