Achievements & Targets
Nurture Africa is focused upon its continued contribution to international development. Below, you can read the achievements of the organisation in numbers, across our four main project areas of Health, Sustainable Livelihoods, Education and Child Rights. Behind each of these numbers is a person. Nurture Africa will seek to continue to support each of these people and as many more who require our support over the coming years.
2024 Achievements
Figures include partner Government health centres
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22,606 women and vulnerable female youths
received Sexual and Reproductive Health Services -
13,245 HIV infected children, adolescents, and
their guardians received HIV care and treatment. -
127,680 clients received Primary Health Care Services
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22,745 clients tested for TB
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220 disabled children provided with comprehensive physiotherapy and occupational therapy
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43,198 women received ante natal care and post-natal services
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47,479 children immunised
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5,995 women delivered from Nurture Africa and partner health facilities
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326 health workers trained in paediatric management
Healthcare
2025 Targets
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22,000 women & vulnerable female youths to receive Sexual & Reproductive Health Services
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13,000 HIV infected children, adolescents, and their guardians to receive HIV care and treatment
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120,000 clients to receive Primary Health Care services
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22,000 clients to be tested for TB
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200 disabled children to be provided with comprehensive physiotherapy and occupational therapy
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40,000 women to receive ante natal care and post-natal services
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45,000 children to be immunised
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6,000 women to give birth at the Nurture Africa Medical Centre.
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300 health workers to be trained in paediatric management
Sustainable Livelihoods
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2,046 guardians trained and 61 new VSLA groups formed to improve guardians’ household income.
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2,046 vulnerable heads of households were trained on backyard vegetable growing and improved agricultural methods and received a seedling starter pack to improve their nutritional health.
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5,211 children and guardians in 8 schools were educated on child rights, health, nutrition and education
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4,106 Children and guardians were educated in bio waste recycling
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2,046 guardians were facilitated to become self- employed, develop collective savings schemes and build business plans enabling them to create for themselves and, in turn provide their children’s education and their families’ benefiting
10,230 dependents -
112 teachers trained on developing a Teachers’ Savings Loans Association
(TSLA).
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2,700 guardians to be trained and 70 new VSLA groups formed to improve guardians’ household income.
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2,700 vulnerable heads of households to be trained on backyard vegetable growing and improved agricultural methods and receive a seedling starter pack to improve their nutritional health.
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10,000 children and guardians in 15 schools to be educated on child rights, the rights to health, nutrition and education.
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4,106 Children and guardians were educated in bio waste recycling
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2,700 guardians to be trained to become self-employed, develop collective savings schemes, and to develop business plans enabling them to create for themselves and in turn provide their child’s education and their families’ benefiting 13,500 dependents.
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140 teachers to be trained on developing a Teachers’ Savings Loans Association
(TSLA).
Education
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228 children were provided with education services
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187 vulnerable youth trained in vocational skills
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233 children to be provided with education services
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340 vulnerable youth to be trained in vocational skills
Volunteer Project
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106 short term international volunteers hosted in Uganda.
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110 short term international volunteers to be hosted in Uganda.