Care Community Education Centre (CCEDUC) is an Indigenous Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) registered in Uganda. It holds official registration with the National NGO Bureau under the Ministry of Internal Affairs (Registration No. INDR102225633NB) and with the Directorate of District Local Government (Registration No. YTC/000310). CCEDUC operates in Yumbe District and the wider West Nile sub-region, serving rural and marginalized communities.
Established in 2013, CCEDUC was founded to address severe socio-economic challenges such as widespread poverty, poor health and nutrition, child neglect, and the long-lasting effects of the UNRF II Civil War, which left many widows and orphans vulnerable. CCEDUC delivers practical and sustainable interventions to uplift communities and improve their quality of life.
To empower vulnerable communities in the West Nile sub-region through education, health, nutrition, and social support programs, fostering sustainable development and social well-being.
A self-reliant, educated, and healthy community where all children, women, and marginalized groups have equal opportunities to thrive.
To increase access to education for out-of-school children and provide adult literacy and numeracy for women who never attended school.
To promote improved community health through hygiene and sanitation, latrine construction, hand-washing facilities, and malaria prevention (test & treat, smart home sensitization, mosquito-repellent plants).
To strengthen household livelihoods through VSLAs, entrepreneurship training, and economic empowerment in both refugee and host communities.
To promote environmental conservation through tree planting and energy-saving stoves.
To build the capacity of community structures—including VHTs, teachers, and local leaders—for sustainable development.
Responding to the needs of the vulnerable with care and empathy.
Upholding transparency and accountability in all activities.
Promoting local ownership and sustainable development.
Ensuring no one is left behind, particularly women, children, and orphans.
Reduce poverty through income-generating activities and economic empowerment programs.
Ensure access to education, proper nutrition, and safe living environments for children.
Improve community health through awareness, healthcare access, and nutrition support.
Assist widows, orphans, and marginalized groups affected by conflict and inequality.
Strengthen community structures and capacities for sustainable growth and self-reliance.
Since its inception, CCEDUC has implemented programs addressing child welfare, education access, health and nutrition, and community development. The organization has supported widows, orphans, and vulnerable households—leading to improved living standards, better social cohesion, and stronger resilience across the West Nile sub-region.
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