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Children’s Home
Evelyn's home was built in 2000 and is now home to 60 children. Due to War and the AIDS epidemic there are 1.6 million orphans in Uganda. Many of the children live in large extended families and are cared for by elderly, sick grandparents or other relatives or guardians. 
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Education
Providing education to the children of Uganda is key to them bringing themselves out of poverty. So far, we've help school hundreds of kids.
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Medical Centre
The Wellspring Medical Centre is our most important project in Uganda. Already a major success, with your help we will complete this fantastic facility.
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New Projects
Just Care have a large vision for the future in helping the people of Uganda lay good foundations for their future health, educational and economic development. The Directors and Trustees are currently working on a five year vision for Tower Hill, Kamatuuza.
Welcome to JustCare.org
For over 10 years we have been working to improve the lives of the Ugandan people.
We have achieved a lot in this time, but we urgently need your help to continue and complete our activities that are makling a real difference.
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Medical Centre Update...
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HIV & AIDS Report...
Nov 7th, 2009 | No Comments
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MALARIA – The Greatest Killer of Chi...
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Just Care tackles the big problems in Ugan...
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Progress Report...
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How you can help and support JustCare.org
The aim of Just Care is to continue to encourage, enable and support the people of Uganda to develop and improve their education, health, economic independence and spiritual lives. We aim to do this by involving and creating supporters from all areas of life. We want to actively encourage men, women, boys and girls, old and young, schools, offices, churches, small or large businesses to be a part of overseas mission. Regardless of the amount of money you are able to give whether it is £3.50 to sponsor a KNAP or the possibility of funding a major project we want you to know it makes a significant difference.
