In order to achieve our objectives, we partner with youth, elders, community institutions, and international organizations to:

• provide shelter, education and re-settlement of needy children, especially those affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
• sensitize the general public on issues relating to children’s rights bycreating awareness and action.
• improve the quality of life of children within the context of family, community and culture.
• help children living in dire poverty and conflict by providing program benefits and services that meet their basic needs, enhance their self-esteem, and raise their physical, social, and educational levels in a meaningful and lasting way.
• encourage the public to directly engage in the care of children through advocacy, seminars, workshops and the publication of newsletters highlighting the plight of children.
• provide child and family services, focusing in the areas of childcare, child abuse prevention, advocacy for the rights of children and women, rehabilitation, counseling and reintegration services.
• engage in active public debates by involving local authorities, Government Ministries and press with a goal of finding solutions to the ever-growing needs of children.
• provide adult education programs and support poor, small-scale farmers and women groups in rural areas, emphasizing and promoting sustainable agriculture.
• initiate, organize, and/or participate in activities such as campaigns with the intention to spread awareness of the plight of children in Uganda.
• provide any form of technical and material assistance in various disciplines that enhance the re-integration of needy children into society.
• generate and mobilize funds that support vulnerable communities, especially orphans and children displaced by reason of wars and HIV/AIDS, by providing shelter, food, health care, education, vocational skills, and income-generating projects.