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ABOUT US

We are a small UK Registered charity operating in Uganda, striving to break the cycle of poverty for children and their families through education.

OUR HISTORY.

Through their rich charity experience in Africa and predominantly Uganda, our charity founders - Emilie, Hana and Shani - connected and discovered they had a shared passion.

​“Through working in rural areas of Uganda, we saw the undeniable need for quality education opportunities. We believe that EVERY child deserves the chance to learn, grow and reach their full potential in order to break the cycle of poverty in their family once and for all.”

In 2017, CEDA was registered as a UK charity and began it's first projects in Uganda. Since then, our team has grown. Our dedicated staff and volunteers are not only speaking about future hopes and dreams, they are actively ensuring better conditions and opportunities are made available for children in Uganda every day. 

OUR AIMS.

OUR APPROACH.

The Impact of Education: Education is so much more than learning to read, write and count. We believe in offering a holistic education to the children of Uganda; introducing new concepts, strategies and ways of thinking and living. All of which we believe needs to be taught with quality in mind. Too many people offer a basic education - how will people living in disadvantaged communities rise out of poverty if we don't offer them the same standards we expect ourselves? CEDA is working on plans to ensure Ugandan children receive an education of the same quality as our children at home.

Sustainability: Every project we plan, we plan to be income-generating or to have a project behind it to sustain it. We won't be around forever - nor do we want to be. Ugandans should be given the tools to provide for themselves, shown how to use them and then we should take a step back and watch them grow.

Seeds from the tree: When you have a seed and you nurture it, a tree will grow. At CEDA, we have the same approach to  education. Our main purpose is to educate the individual child. A child's education does not only impact themselves, but it  can help their whole family. We view education as the best  investment we can make as education itself is sustainable. 

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