Chamal Foundation Limited is a caring organization that supports vulnerable people with compassion, practical help and opportunities for a better future. Our current activities are carried out at our home in Nakifuma, where children, young people, elderly people and families can receive care, encouragement and support.
To bring hope, compassion and opportunities that transform lives of vulnerable people.
Chamal Foundation Limited exists to stand with people who are facing difficult situations and to help them feel seen, valued and supported. We believe that every person deserves care and respect, whether that person is a child trying to stay in school, a young person facing a difficult start in life, an elderly person who needs attention and companionship, or a family struggling to meet basic needs.
Our current work is home-based. We carry out our activities at our home in Nakifuma, where we spend time with the people we support, listen to their needs, share meals, provide practical assistance and create a safe and welcoming place for activities. Some needs can be supported immediately, while others require long-term planning, partnerships and resources.
To bring hope, compassion and opportunities that transform lives of vulnerable people.
As the foundation grows, we want our work to become more organized, more consistent and more transparent. We also hope to develop stronger programs for elderly people and, in the future, establish safe homes or care centres where older people who need support can receive proper care, companionship and dignity.
Read More About UsOur mission is not limited to one age group. Chamal Foundation looks at the needs of vulnerable people and responds with care, respect and practical support through activities carried out at our home.
We support children through education-related assistance, dignity and hygiene support, encouragement, activities at our home and other forms of practical care that help them grow in a safer and more supportive environment.
Young people need guidance, confidence and opportunities. We want to encourage them to stay focused on education, personal development, good choices and positive participation in family life, school and society.
We also care for older people who may be living with limited support, loneliness or difficulty meeting everyday needs. We want them to receive respect, companionship and practical assistance.
Children and elderly people are part of families. Where possible, we also look at household needs and encourage families and caregivers to take part in creating better support systems.
Vulnerability can affect people in different ways. Our aim is to listen carefully, avoid judgment and find responsible ways of helping people whose circumstances have made life especially difficult.
We value volunteers, schools, families, churches, organizations and other partners who can help strengthen the care and activities provided at our home.
Our programs are developing step by step. We focus on needs that can improve dignity, education, wellbeing and the ability of vulnerable people to move forward.
We want children to have a fair chance to learn. Our education work can include encouraging school attendance, supporting school-related needs, providing learning materials when possible and working with families or partners to reduce barriers that keep children away from education.
Good hygiene is important for health, confidence and dignity. Our activities at the home have included support with sanitary pads and other practical items. We want girls and other vulnerable people to have access to basic items that help them participate in school and daily life with confidence.
Some families and elderly people may need help with basic daily needs. Depending on resources and the needs identified, support may include essential items, food-related assistance, clothing, hygiene supplies or other practical help.
Older people deserve to age with dignity. We want to listen to and support elderly people through the care and activities provided at our home. Our long-term vision includes creating proper elderly care homes or centres when the foundation has enough resources and responsible systems to manage them well.
We are still growing, but these principles guide how we want to serve people and communicate our work.
We do not publish invented beneficiary numbers or donation totals. Verified figures and reports can be added as the foundation’s record-keeping grows.
One of the foundation’s future goals is to create homes or care centres for elderly people who need a safe place, daily support and companionship. This is a long-term goal and will depend on proper planning, resources, qualified care, partnerships and responsible management.
Our vision is not simply to provide a building. We want future elderly care homes to feel safe, respectful and welcoming. Older people should be treated as valued members of society, with opportunities to talk, participate, receive support and remain connected to family life and other people.
Before such a home is created, the foundation will need to plan carefully for accommodation, food, hygiene, health referrals, staffing, safeguarding, security, daily activities and long-term running costs. We want any future project to be sustainable rather than rushed.
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These photographs show activities and people at the Chamal Foundation home. They help tell the story of a foundation that is growing by welcoming vulnerable people, spending time with them and providing practical care in one familiar place.
These recent moments show Chamal Foundation spending time with children and other people at our home, sharing meals, listening, encouraging them and providing practical support. The pictures are not used to label or define anyone. They simply help visitors understand the caring, people-centred activities that take place at the foundation home.
These clips give a simple view of the activities and practical support provided at our home. More videos from the same activities are available on the Gallery page.
A short view of support items being prepared and organized during an activity at our home.
A short moment showing food being served during an activity at our home.
You can volunteer, donate useful items, share professional skills, connect the foundation to a partner, support a future project or simply help more people learn about the work. Financial donation channels can be added when they are officially confirmed.
