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Updated National Ngo Register UPDATED NATIONAL NGO REGISTER (UNNR) The National Bureau for NGOs of Ministry of Internal Affairs is the regulatory entity mandated to monitor, regulate and coordinate the activities of all NGOs in Uganda. The Bureau maintains an updated register of the NGOs permitted to operate in the country and regularly releases the register to the public. Stakeholders and the public are hereby informed that; this is the Updated National NGO Register as of 25th May, 2021. This Updated Register shall vary at the discretion of the NGO Bureau. NO. NAME OF ORGANISATION PHYSICAL ADDRESS POSTAL ADDRESS OF REGION OF OPERATION TYPE OF NGO SECTOR OF NGO NGO DEVELOPMENT HEADQUARTERS 1 A Chance for Children Zigoti P.O.Box 02, Mityana Central Foreign Education 2 A Consortium of Evangelical Missions in Kampala, Nakawa, Nil, P.O.Box 25904, Central Indigenous Social Development Uganda Nil, Kisasi Central, Kampala Kisasi 3 A Little Bit of Hope Butaleja District, P.O.Box 125, Mbale Eastern Indigenous Social Development Bunyole West, Busolwe Sub-County, Bunghumu Parish, Bunghumu Central Village. 4 A Pen for Africa (APFAF) Wakiso, Kira, Buwate P.O.Box 28901, Central Indigenous Health Kampala 5 A-Z Children's Charity Uganda Nansana East 2, 10 P.O.Box 33180, Central Indigenous Social Development Kms Hoima Road Kampala, Uganda 6 Abaana Abaidho Organisation Jinja, Buwenge, P.O. Box 2216, Jinja Eastern Indigenous Social Development Kagoma, Buwenge, Kamwani, Bwase Page 1 Updated National NGO Register, May, 2021. Maintained by National Bureau for NGOs 7 Abaana Ministries Wakiso, Kira P.O.Box 35117, Central, Eastern, Foreign Social Development Municipality, Kira, Kira Kampala Northern Division, Kira Ward, Kito 8 Abaana's Hope Gulu P.O.Box 109, Gulu Northern Foreign Social Development 9 Abasaruzi International Ministries Kampala, Makindye, Po Box , Kamapala Central, Western Indigenous Social Development Wabigalo And Kisugu 10 Ability Beyound The Iris Mbarara, Kamukuzi, P.O.Box 1039, Mbarara Western Indigenous Social Development Boma 11 Abstinence Hope Internatioal Uganda Wakiso, Kira P.O.Box 40491, Central, Eastern, Indigenous Social Development (AHI-Uganda) Municipality/ Nakawa Western Namugongo Division, Kira Tow Council, Kyadondo, Kira Town Council, Kireak Ward, Kamuli C 12 Acacia Education Services Kampala, Makindye P.O.Box 6189, Central Foreign Education East, Nil, Nil, Nil, Nil Kampala 13 Aceu Community Empowerment Uganda Buliisa District P.O.Box 434, Masindi Western Indigenous Water & Ngwedo Sub County Environment On Paraa Road 14 Acholi Child and Family Programme Gulu, Aswa, P.O. Box 737, Gulu Northern Indigenous Social Development Bungatira, Pageya - Laroo, Boke 15 Acholi Religious Leaders Peace Initiative Omoro, Nil, Tochi , Nil Northern Indigenous Justice Law & Order Foundation (ARLPI) Koro, Pageya, Pageya Sector 16 Act With Vision Uganda Gulu, Laroo-Pece, P.O.Box 1068, Gulu Northern Indigenous Social Development Vanguard 17 ACTED Paris, France P.O.Box 75009 Zip Northern International Social Development Code Page 2 Updated National NGO Register, May, 2021. Maintained by National Bureau for NGOs 18 Actio Pacem Uganda Kampala P.O.Box 33681 Northern Regional Education 19 Action 4 Health Uganda Wakiso, Makindye P.O.Box 33900, Central Indigenous Social Development Ssabagabo/Ndejje, Kampala Kyaddondo 20 Action Against Hunger (ACF-USA) Embassy Plaza, Ggaba Nil Northern, Western International Health Road, Kampala 21 Action Against Sickle Cell Disease Kampala, Nakawa P.O.Box 344, Kampala Central, Eastern, Indigenous Health Division, Nakawa, Northern, Western Nakawa, Nakawa Institutions, Nakawa East 22 Action Aid International Uganda Kansanga Gaba Road P.O.Box 676, Kampala Central, Eastern, Indigenous Social Development P. O. Box 676 Northern, Western Kampala 23 Action Coalition on Climate Change Kampala, Kawempe P.O.Box 34913 Central, Eastern, Indigenous Legislature (ACCC) Division, Kawempe Western South, Bwaise Iii, Katoogo/Kavule 24 Action Cricket Foundation Bugolobi C/0 27946 Central Indigenous Social Development 25 Action for Community Development Wakiso, P.O.Box 22234, Central, Northern, Indigenous Health (Acodev) Kampala Western 26 Action For Child Social And Economic Lira P.O.Box 604, Lira Northern Indigenous Agriculture Transformation (ACSET Uganda) 27 Action for Children Kampala, Nakawa, Nil, P.O.Box 7664, Central, Western Indigenous Social Development Nil, Kyanja, Central Kampala 28 Action For Commuinty Development Lira,Lira P.O.Box 880, Lira Central, Eastern, Indigenous Social Development (ACOD) Municipality,Lira Uganda Northern, Western Municipality,Ojwina Division,Ober,Ober Kampala Page 3 Updated National NGO Register, May, 2021. Maintained by National Bureau for NGOs 29 Action For Community Musaale (A) 16239 Central Indigenous Social Development Transformation(ACTFOM) Nakabugo 30 Action for Development (ACFODE) Acfode House - P.O.Box 16729, Central, Eastern, Indigenous Social Development Lutaya Drive Bukoto Kampala Northern, Western 31 Action for Disadvantaged People 1st Floor Mmk 30568 Central Indigenous Health Building Along Bombo Road About 200 Meters After Kagoma Town 32 Action for Relief and Development Nizam Road P.O.Box 5231, Jinja Eastern Indigenous Social Development 33 Action for Reproductive Healthy Kazinga, Bweyogerere P.O.Box 1808 Western Indigenous Health 34 Action for Rural Women Empowerment Block 16 Rubaga Road P.O.Box 28564 Central Indigenous Social Development 35 Action for Tooro - Rwenzori Vulnerable Nil Na Western Indigenous Social Development People Uganda 36 Action for Unity and Development Pobox Number 1495 P.O.Box 1495, Mengo , Central Indigenous Social Development Foundation Mengo Kampala Kampala Uganda 37 Action in Africa Nakuwadde, Wakiso P.O.Box 37011, Western Foreign Social Development District, Uganda Kampala, Uganda 38 Action International Ministries Uganda Gulu, Gulu P.O.Box 656, Gulu Northern Indigenous Social Development Municipality, Techno Parish, Wii-Layibi 39 Action on Disability and Development Kamokya-Kanjokya P.O.Box 9658, Central, Eastern, International Social Development Street Kampala Northern, Western 40 Acts 101 Nil Na Central, Eastern, Indigenous Health Northern, Western 41 Acts 4 Uganda Ministries Buikwe, P.O.Box 260833, Central Indigenous Social Development Lugazi,Buikwe, Kitazi, Kampala Kasubi-Kyanja Page Updated National NGO Register, May, 2021. Maintained by National Bureau for NGOs 42 Acts International Mbale, P.O.Box 744, Mbale Western Indigenous Social Development Nakaloke,Bungokho Afya, Busjjabwankubab 43 Adonai Family- Uganda (AFU) Nateete Nakawuka P.O.Box 28340, Central Indigenous Social Development Road Kampala 44 Advance Afrika Wakiso, Kiira, P.O.Box 36888 Northern Indigenous Justice Law & Order Kyadondo, Kiira, Kiira, Sector Mulawa 45 Advancing Ministries of the Gospel Kest Centre P.O.Box 6414, Central, Eastern, Indigenous Social Development International Kampala Western 46 Advocacy Coalition for Sustainable Kampala, Makindye, P.O.Box 22556, Central, Eastern Indigenous Trade, Industry & Agriculture (ACSA) Nsambya, Gogonya Kampala Cooperatives 47 Advocacy for Child Relief (ACR) Kampala, Rubaga, P.O.Box 35573, Western Indigenous Social Development Rubaga, Rubaga, Kampala Kabaka Njagala 48 Advocacy Through Filming and Screening Myende Kkoome P.O.Box 11519 , Central Indigenous Social Development Uganda Island Kampala-Uganda, East Africa 49 Advocates Coalition for Development and Plot 96 Kanjokya P.O.Box 29836 Central, Eastern, Indigenous Accountability Environment (ACODE) Street Northern, Western 50 Advocates for Natural Resources And Liliesleaf Chambers, P.O.Box 28946, Central, Eastern, Indigenous Legislature Development Minister's Village, Kampala Northern, Western Ntinda Kampala - Uganda 51 Advocates for Public Spaces Luthuli Lane, Bugolobi P.O.Box 22946, Central Indigenous Water & Kampala Kampala Environment Page ! Updated National NGO Register, May, 2021. Maintained by National Bureau for NGOs 52 Advocates for Water and Environment Kabale, Kabale P.O.Box 35, Kabale Western Indigenous Water & Conservation (AWEC) Municipal Council, Environment Nothern Ward, Makanga 53 Afican Gospel Church Kampala , Buvuma, P.O.Box 11788, Central Indigenous Social Development Jinja, Buisa Tororo, Kampala Makindye,Kisugu 54 Afrah Development & Relief Agency Kategura P.O.Box 7090 Central, Eastern, Indigenous Water & Western Environment 55 Africa Centre for Apologetics Research Kabowa-Ndeeba P.O.Box 72405, Clock Central Indigenous Social Development Tower 56 Africa Centre for Energy and Mineral Sserwada Close P.O.Box 1164, Central, Eastern, Indigenous Energy & Minerals Policy Kampala Northern, Western 57 Africa Christian Training Ministires Lookout Ridge P.O.Box 31214, Central Indigenous Social Development Mansions / Guest Kampala House 58 Africa Connection Uganda Lukadde Zone, Kira P.O.Box 71384 , Central Indigenous Social Development Division,Kira Kampala Municipality,Kyallijjala, Wakiso 59 Africa Development Promise Kiwale Gayaza Nil Central International Agriculture 60 Africa Disaster Reduction Research & Kabale, Kabale P.O.Box 1199, Kabale Central, Eastern, Indigenous Water & Emergency Mission (ADRREM) Municipality, Nil, Nil, Northern, Western Environment Nil 61 Africa Inland Church Equatorial Mall Office P.O.Box 22729, Central, Eastern, Regional Social Development No 17 Kampala Northern, Western 62 Africa Inland Mission International Lubowa Estates, Tree P.O.Box 4008 Central, Eastern, Foreign Social Development Lane Northern, Western Page " Updated National NGO Register, May, 2021. 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