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Child Crisis Center Uganda

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501(c)(3) Non Profit Organization

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About Us

Our Purpose

Child Crisis Center Uganda, (CCCU) is a non-profit organization operating out of both Uganda and the United States. The organization is women-founded and started in 2017. Our efforts have led us to concentrate on  Magooli, Uganda which is located along the Equator in the Namayingo District in Eastern Uganda. 


The mission of CCCU is to execute relief for the poor, the distressed and the underprivileged by providing opportunities to support education and hope for children in Uganda.

The Harsh Realities of Living in Uganda


  • 50% of the population in Uganda are ages 15 and under
  • The median age for both men and women in the country is 15 - 16 years old 
  • 57% of children ages 15 to 24 years have NOT completed primary education. A large number of children live in slums without proper food or drink. As a result, many of these children are addicted to sniffing glue to stifle their hunger
  • Children born with HIV/AIDS (6.5% est of population in 2016) are rejected by society. Many are in the care of aging and poor grandparents
  • 76% of the population lives in rural areas


Child Crisis Center Uganda seeks to provide relief for children in the form of food, water, shelter, sanitary living conditions, medical care and educational support.


With the warmest regards, we thank you for visiting this page, learning of the struggles and of course doing your part to make a difference.  

UM News Article About CCCU

Deacon opens school for vulnerable children in Uganda

By Vivian Agaba

Nov. 8, 2019 | LUGALA, Uganda (UM News)


UM News published an article about CCCU and Vice President/Director Zalambi Joseph.  The journalist interviews a father of four whose children attend CCCU's School Magooli Academy for Children Namayingo (MACN).  Here is an excerpt from the article: 

"Nine years ago, 34-year-old James Barasa, a father of four, was diagnosed with Kaposi’s sarcoma. Since then, he’s been in and out of the hospital, leaving his family financially unstable. [...]

 Barasa, a resident of Namake village in the Namayingo District of eastern Uganda, said the family has been struggling to keep the children in school. However, recently, Magooli Academy for Children, based in the district, enrolled his 5-year-old daughter into preschool. [...]

 'I’m relieved and happy that my daughter is among the lucky children to be selected to study at the academy,” Barasa said. “It has highly qualified and competent teachers, provides fees, scholastic materials, meals for the less-privileged children. My daughter will get a strong education foundation.' "

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