Nurture Africa is an Irish founded Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO)

and works in the international development and humanitarian sectors 

in Uganda. Our head offices are located in Nansana, Uganda and

Dublin, Ireland.

Our team of highly committed staff manage our community development

projects and focused upon access to healthcare, education, child rights,

gender equality and economic empowerment. 

Our overseas volunteer programme enables and supports individuals and

groups from the global north to volunteer in Africa and use their skills in

support of our work, whilst providing them with the opportunity of learning

about day to day life in Uganda and witness how Nurture Africa is

supporting the global effort towards sustainable development through

the Sustainable Development Goals. 

​

Why does Nurture Africa exist?

To nurture the mental, physical and emotional growth and well being of Ugandan HIV/AIDS infected and affected orphans and vulnerable children, as their HIV+ parents/guardians.

 

How does Nurture Africa help?

By providing access to quality healthcare (Primary healthcare and specialist HIV treatment and care), education and sustainable livelihoods projects whilst mainstreaming child welfare and gender equality through all of our activities. 

 

What impact does support from Nurture Africa have on their lives?

We prevent the HIV infected children and adults from dying by providing access to lifesaving anti – retroviral (ARVs) medication which stops the HIV replicating in their bodies. We enable the orphans and vulnerable children to stay in school with the goal they each child can attain a qualification, secure employment, and becoming a positive influence in Ugandan Society.

​

Want to know more about our Volunteer Programme? 

Click here to read about our teaching, medical and general skills volunteer programmes in Uganda