Stories from the field

Highlighting the impact of our interventions through beneficiaries’ voices

Allen, a UNICEF staff member, announces names of girls eligible to receive cash for their school dues as part of the CashPlus initiative.

The initiative that runs on goodwill

Through practical training, peer learning and networking, the initiative draws on the partners' shared expertise to enhance CSO governance

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From teenage motherhood to a nursing dream

Amina finds her way back to school

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Uganda’s children and youth call for climate action

Across Uganda, children and young people are calling for urgent climate action that protects their health, education, water access, food security and safety

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Karamoja's artisans turn new skills into livelihoods

Across nine districts, 84 trained artisans are keeping school water systems running, and building livelihoods from the skills they have gained

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Children take their place at Karamoja's table

In Moroto, culture has always been a place where elders speak and the community listens. In September 2026, children spoke too.

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From policy to action

Key Lessons from inside the PROSPECTS Partnership in Uganda

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‘Now we can’

What capacity strengthening looks like from the inside of community-based organisations in Uganda

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Water where it matters most

UNICEF-KOICA support is restoring water to schools and healthcare facilities in Karamoja

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The weight of a mother's fear

"When your child is sick, take them to hospital for a check-up. If they are malnourished, they will get RUTF, because it is free."

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The colour green

A community health volunteer in Nakivale Refugee Settlement took in an abandoned, dying child.

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Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs) are an essential

CHEWs serve on the front lines of community health.

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CHEWS programme strengthening service delivery in Mbale City

“We appreciate Mastercard Foundation’s timely support, which has already brought visible change.”

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1 year old baby saved from severe malnutrition

A Community Health Extension Worker identified danger signs and referred baby to hospital

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Following the work of Community Health Extension

Connecting mothers, children and families to essential health services

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No child left behind starts with seeing the individual child

"A child who learns calculus to build a bridge for the village has learned more."

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The teacher is the centre of reform

“Fund the teachers, the teacher is at the centre of education."

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A list of all of our stories

20 October 2026

The initiative that runs on goodwill

Through practical training, peer learning and networking, the initiative draws on the partners' shared expertise to enhance CSO governance
Read now
06 October 2026

From teenage motherhood to a nursing dream

Amina finds her way back to school
Read now
05 October 2026

Uganda’s children and youth call for climate action

Across Uganda, children and young people are calling for urgent climate action that protects their health, education, water access, food security and safety
Read now
02 October 2026

Karamoja's artisans turn new skills into livelihoods

Across nine districts, 84 trained artisans are keeping school water systems running, and building livelihoods from the skills they have gained
Read now
30 September 2026

Children take their place at Karamoja's table

In Moroto, culture has always been a place where elders speak and the community listens. In September 2026, children spoke too.
Read now
29 September 2026

From policy to action

Key Lessons from inside the PROSPECTS Partnership in Uganda
Read now
28 September 2026

‘Now we can’

What capacity strengthening looks like from the inside of community-based organisations in Uganda
Read now
28 September 2026

Water where it matters most

UNICEF-KOICA support is restoring water to schools and healthcare facilities in Karamoja
Read now
25 September 2026

The weight of a mother's fear

"When your child is sick, take them to hospital for a check-up. If they are malnourished, they will get RUTF, because it is free."
Read now
24 September 2026

The colour green

A community health volunteer in Nakivale Refugee Settlement took in an abandoned, dying child.
Read now
15 September 2026

Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs) are an essential

CHEWs serve on the front lines of community health.
Read now
15 September 2026

CHEWS programme strengthening service delivery in Mbale City

“We appreciate Mastercard Foundation’s timely support, which has already brought visible change.”
Read now