Women in Uganda are fighting poverty. Stand alongside them.
15 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
LOCALLY LED DEVELOPMENT APPROACH
ELEVATING COMMUNITY VOICES
ONGOING IMPACT MEASUREMENT
15 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE LOCALLY LED DEVELOPMENT APPROACH ELEVATING COMMUNITY VOICES ONGOING IMPACT MEASUREMENT
Our sustainable, locally led projects increase access to food security, clean water, healthcare and income generation after decades of civil war.
With the help of our community over 15 years, our team has made a massive impact.
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32,412
women have participated in Cents for Seeds since 2010
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2,550
women have graduated from Cents for Seeds
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57
parishes across 3 districts of northern Uganda have been impacted by Love Mercy
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84,179
patients treated at the Kristina Health Centre
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1,739
babies born safely at the Kristina Health Centre
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90
wells drilled to provide safe, clean drinking water
Our Story
Love Mercy was formed in 2010, when Australian Olympian Eloise Wellings met Ugandan Olympian and former child soldier, Julius Achon.
After competing in the Olympics and building a life in the USA, Julius returned home to Uganda. His community were suffering in famine, and Julius and Eloise vowed to help.
Stories of impact.
Our incredible partners at Ancient + Brave produced this short documentary about our work. Watch to hear stories of empowerment from the ground.
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We’re committed to best-practice, long-term, sustainable development for the people of northern Uganda.
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