Spice of Life

Spice of Life Spice Of Life cooperates with Lions Aid Norway to support the GOU to improve Health & Livelihoods Two approaches are used.

Spice of Life (SoL) in cooperation with Lions Aid Norway (LAN) supports both the Government and other partners in a meaningful, respectful and participatory way to improve the health (eye care and diabetes) of the population of Uganda using a multi-sectoral approach. Further intervention is in related sectors as water and sanitation and education. This is because about 30% of the population of Uganda lacks access to safe and clean water. This exposes them to water-borne diseases with dire consequences including lost productive and mortality. In the area of education, and working through local partners, focus is on orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) who would otherwise not have opportunity to access quality education which is the key that can open their possibilities and the future. Sponsoring children in existing schools and / or building and furnishing schools in hard to reach areas.

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Kampala
7696

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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256772440140

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Spice of Life (SoL) was established in the year 2013 to support both the Government and other partners in a meaningful, respectful and participatory way to improve the eye health of the population of Uganda using a multi-sectoral approach. This is in keeping with the major challenges facing the eye care programme in Uganda, including the high prevalence of blindness (estimated to be 1%). Emphasis will be placed on disease control (cataract and trachoma) and human resource development for eye health. Further intervention is in related sectors as water and sanitation and education. This is because about 35% of the population of Uganda lacks access to safe and clean water. This exposes them to water-borne diseases with dire consequences including lost productive and mortality. In the area of education, focus is on orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) who would otherwise not have opportunity to access quality education which is the key that can open their possibilities and the future. Two approaches are used. Sponsoring children in exisitng schools and / or building and furnishing schools in hard to reach areas.