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FPA INITIATIVES SAVE LIVES!

Family Preservation Alliance Uganda focuses on initiatives identified by the community as fundamental to protecting families and ensuring community empowerment. These efforts include access to nutritious food, emergency shelter, access to education and economic opportunity. When families cannot satisfy these most basic human needs, they become vulnerable to those willing to exploit their circumstances.

Our Mission

“A school like this instills skills, knowledge and values”

-Amos.

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ABOUT FPA

The Family Preservation Alliance is a development and advocacy 501(c)3 registered non-profit working to improve the lives of vulnerable children, families and communities in Uganda. We facilitate initiatives identified by the community as fundamental to family preservation and community empowerment, encouraging ownership of the process. We know that impoverished families (those unable to meet basic human needs) are more likely to fall victim to human exploitation in all its forms.By supporting sustainable initiatives through social, economic and education-based programs, communities are better able to provide for and protect their children in a cooperative effort.

Her Future is Bright!

To many young people throughout the world, graduation day is a rite of passage. It marks, for many, a compulsory and routine step on their journey in life. As a result, it’s easy to lose perspective about how significant a milestone it is for other young people across the globe. For those most vulnerable, it marks an achievement that was neither promised nor universal.

That’s what makes their achievements all the more remarkable!

Hear what Sarah has to say …

How FPA Initiatives Preserved Our Families!

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A Teachers’ Perspective. Fredrick Kaggwa – Agriculture Teacher at FPA High School.

Uganda experienced one of the longest closures worldwide, due to the Covid 19 Pandemic, and subsequent Ebola outbreak (ending in Jan of 2023). Rising poverty, child labor and child marriages have been greatly exacerbated by the closures. Many schools closed permanently and teachers were forced to leave their chosen profession. FPA-Uganda found another way to reach our students and their families. We could not have done this work without the dedication of our in-country director, headmaster, teachers, parents association and staff!