Omuto Foundation
Unverified non-profit organisation
Omuto Foundation is a dynamic and impactful youthled national organization dedicated to youth development and sustainable change in Uganda. Our core competencies lie in fostering community mobilization, promoting social action, and advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
We operate across various domains, including:
1. Youth Development: Through initiatives like our Young Alive Clubs, we empower adolescents with essential life skills, focusing on connectedness, positive values, health, education, and safety.
2. Leadership Development: Our Youth Ambassadors Program (YAP) nurtures young leaders, equipping them with the skills and knowledge to drive individual and collective development. Within YAP, subprojects like the Student Leaders Forum and young leaders camp provide platforms for leadership and peacebuilding.
3. Sports and Community Engagement: The Gifted Cubs Football Academy goes beyond football training. It serves as a platform for personal and community development. Our flagship teams, Gifted Cubs Football Club for boys and girls, along with the Omuto Cup U18 Tournaments, showcase talent and promote community cohesion.
In terms of size and capacity, while we are rooted in Mpigi district, we serve the whole Uganda and our impact extends beyond geographical boundaries. We operate with a dedicated team of passionate individuals committed to effecting positive change. Our strength lies in our ability to innovate and adapt, leveraging the power of collaboration to address complex challenges.
Through strategic partnerships and a commitment to inclusivity, we aim to amplify our impact and create sustainable change for generations to come.
Website
https://omuto.orgYear established
2019Organisation annual cash turnover (in US$ equivalent)
Less than 500,000Participant in relevant networks
Omuto Foundation actively participates in relevant networks both locally and internationally to amplify our impact and stay updated on best practices. Some of the networks we are proud to be a part of include: 1. Local Community Networks: We collaborate with local community organizations, schools, and government agencies to ensure our programs are aligned with community needs and priorities. 2. Youth Development Networks: We are part of networks focused on youth empowerment, such as youth forums, youth-led organizations, and youth advocacy groups. These connections allow us to exchange ideas, resources, and best practices in youth development. 3. Health and Education Networks: Collaboration with health and education-focused networks enables us to enhance our Young Alive Clubs' impact on adolescent health and well-being and ensure access to quality education for all. 4. Sports and Recreation Networks: Our involvement in sports and recreation networks allows us to leverage the power of sports for community development and foster partnerships for the Gifted Cubs Football Academy. 5. SDGs and Sustainable Development Networks: As advocates for the SDGs, we engage with networks dedicated to sustainable development, sharing knowledge and experiences to advance our collective efforts towards a better future. These networks provide valuable opportunities for learning, collaboration, and resource-sharing, ultimately strengthening our capacity to create positive change in Mpigi district and beyond.Further information
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