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A woman and her family are facing significant shelter challenges. This project still needs funding and final approvals.
We aim to provide uniforms and sandals for 400 students to improve school attendance. So far, we have successfully supported 200, and we need your help to reach the rest.
Since its founding, Kampala JNR Humanitarian Foundation has delivered strong milestones across HIV response, gender-based violence prevention and support, child protection services, and broader humanitarian assistance through targeted missions.
Presentation of food supplements to vulnerable children in Ibesikpo Asutan LGA December 2024
One of the council of chiefs in Udung Uko LGA receiving care during the outreach
Screening for tuberculosis in the Ibesikpo community.
The Paramount Ruler of Udung Uko LGA during the "Edian Ubok" maiden medical outreach, arriving for consultation.
Residents receiving free eye tests and treatment.
The MD/Founder sensitizing the community on the importance of taking their health seriously.
A detailed architectural design is under development for a woman and her family who currently have no permanent shelter. The project still needs funding and approvals to be completed. Temporary accommodation has been provided while implementation is pending.
All 200 students successfully received uniforms and sandals, bringing relief to both the children and their families. The event took place in Ekeya, Okobo LGA, Akwa Ibom.
The medical outreach was flagged off by the Council of Chiefs of Edem Ibiok and the Deputy Leader of the Ibesikpo Legislative Council.
A free medical outreach was conducted by the Deputy Leader/Councilor of Ibesikpo Ward 5 in collaboration with KJHF to provide essential services to residents of Ward 5.
A cross-section of the medical team during the outreach at Ibesikpo Asutan in December 2024.
One member of the Council of Chiefs, led by the Paramount Ruler of Udung Uko LGA, receiving care from the KJHF nursing team.
