David, 16 years-old is brown stout and muscular teen from railway quarters, Walukuba-Masese division, in Jinja town, Eastern Uganda. He is raised by a single mom along with his two siblings after their father deserted their home.
World over the effects of COVID-19 pandemic have been felt. Since Uganda is no exception, this compelled the president of Uganda to institute a national lockdown for the second time.
Child Restration Outreach – CRO-Uganda operates with several branch projects across Uganda that is, Mbale, Masaka, Jinja and Lira. These
CRO operates on non-profit model therefore much of our activities are funded by donations, grants, gifts and voluntary support from
CRO defines advocacy as giving street children a voice by demanding that those with power and influence take action.CRO defines
Our dear Partners, both local and international,
Receive our sincere greetings from CRO Uganda and thank you for partnering with us to address the plight of street children. Since the out break of COVID-19 in Uganda early last year, things have not remained the same for the street children, our staff, partners and the entire organization.
Life skills training empower the children with the knowledge and attitude that will help them to lead a careful and a safer life in the community.
CRO Lira is run on seven(7) staff members including volunteers as listed below; Olwa James Branch Manager Amai Tonny Volunteer
CRO Uganda is proud to have a diverse and committed team of both local and international volunteers. Not only does this
Uganda Registration Services Bureau management and staff on Wednesday,23rd December,2020 donated assorted items including food stuffs, drinks, scholastic material and clothes to Child Restoration Outreach (CRO).
