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Welcome to Anthill foundation

Anthill Foundation Uganda is a non-profit organisation founded in 2004. We work with communities and partners to advance inclusive and sustainable solutions across four interconnected areas: Health, Education, Sustainable Livelihoods and Climate Action. Our work is grounded in gender equality, social inclusion, youth participation, dignity, innovation and community leadership, with a particular commitment to ensuring that girls, women, young people and underserved communities are able to participate fully and thrive.

  • Our Vision

    A healthy, inclusive, empowered and climate-resilient Uganda where every person has the opportunity to thrive.

  • Our Mission

    To transform lives and build a healthier, more equitable and climate-resilient Uganda by empowering individuals and communities through inclusive and innovative action in health, education, sustainable livelihoods and climate action, while advancing gender equity, dignity and meaningful participation for all.

  • Our Ambition

    Going forward is to move from solutions that address immediate needs to solutions that build lasting resilience, opportunity and transformation.

Elizabeth Kalemera

NATIONAL CO-ORDINATOR
Our Objectives

Anthill Foundation Uganda Objectives

Anthill Foundation strongly advocates for and cherishes five main core values that guide in the realization of the vision of the organization.

To promote community -based health programs for improved household health and enhanced quality of life.

To support safe learning school environments for children to develop academically, learn new skills and fully participate in all school –community programs that concern them.

To promote gender responsive systems in all spaces for safety of both men and women for a violence free Uganda.

To promote institutional development for quality service delivery.

HOW WE OPERATE

HOW WE OPERATE

The Anthill Foundation runs her programs through structured systems at national and district level under with national working groups, the District Education Office, the District Health Office and line ministries. We also network and partner with other Civil Society Organizations’ and institutions to realize our vision.

Our interventions include; Community Health Strengthening, education support at different levels, promotion of STEM in education, Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights targeting young people and youth, child protection and safety for all, cost effective construction using the earth bag construction model, school re-entry for young mothers and economic empowerment for households and schools.

Cross cutting issues that we focus on includes; – mentoring and capacity building in Gender Responsiveness & Inclusion of stakeholders/duty bearers. We also work a lot with local and international volunteers who are committed to the cause and are willing to make a positive impact on education and health in the communities we operate in. The Anthill Foundation works with the following category of volunteers;

  • Influential health and education professionals who are passionate about education and health. They render time to serve, lobby for resources and publicize the Foundation’s work.

  • Student volunteers committed to promoting access to quality education and improving community health structures to benefit all.

  • Mentors and role models who inspire girls and boys to achieve in life. We purpose to mentor and inspire the younger generation to take charge and transform our nation, our continent! Achievements

  • Provision of sponsorship opportunities to more than 30 students at different education levels.

  • Capacity building of more than 15000 young people, educators, community members and administrators through our various program work.

  • Health facility construction and support at Entebbe Hospital, Abur Community Clinic

  • Promoted safe learning and living environments in schools and communities through building capacity local leaders and child protection officers in Kampala and Wakiso

  • Skills development and livelihood for 150 vulnerable young girls and boys in Busoga region, Central and Eastern Uganda

  • Learner support with 8000 books to improve literacy and build an early STEM foundation among girls and boys in primary school increasing number of learners embracing the science field.

  • Establishment of the Rural Health Team comprising of over 30 young medical professionals that render health care and education in rural communities of Eastern Uganda.

Expert People

Meet Our Dedicated Team

ELIZABETH KALEMERA

NATIONAL CO-ORDINATOR

ABDULKAREEM SSERUNJOGI

FINANCE MANAGER

SHARON JOY KEMIGISHA

ADMINISTRATOR

NABANJA NORAH

EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

OTIM HERBERT SPENSER

EDUCATION ASSOCIATE

ADRIAN NYANZI

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATE

JOSEPH KAKANDE

COMMUNICATIONS & ADVOCACY OFFICER