For transfers:We have launched "Keep Mutoto Green" initative where the Mother's Heart Uganda Project is proud to be actively involved in tree planting initiatives in local communities! Our school children are taking a leading role in raising seedlings at school, learning about the importance of environmental conservation.
Our Approach:
1. Raising awareness: Educating children about the benefits of tree planting.
2. Hands-on learning: Children nurture seedlings at school.
3. Community engagement: We distribute trees to children to plant in their homes.
Impact:
1. Environmental conservation: Promoting sustainable practices.
2. Community empowerment: Encouraging ownership and responsibility.
3. Future generations: Instilling eco-friendly values in children.
Celebrating milestones:
Every end of term, our children proudly plant trees in their homes, symbolizing their commitment to a greener future.
Maternal mortality is still a challenge in Uganda, at 336 deaths per 100,000 live births, especially in rural hard to reach communities. Mutoto is one of those hard to reach communities our project is serving and women still face challenges like walking long distance to the nearest health facility hence resulting to low uptake of maternal health care services by women in our community.
To address the infant and maternal mortality rates in Mutoto community we bought land and we are building a small health center. In the future the health center will provide antenatal care and safe deliveries services for the women in the Mutoto and the surrounding area.
We are already started to build our hospital. This is partly financed with a donation organized by volunteers but this is not enough to finish the hospital construction.
We are looking for volunteers who are good at fundraising money such that we are able to finish the construction of our Mothers Heart Community Hospital.
We are also seeking volunteers who can help us mobilize hospital equipments and tools for our hospital once it’s finished medical professionals who can work in our hospital in a rural community. For more information please send an
email to Jeremiah Mbulamani.
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