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Ugandan Children Speech Articulation

Our Locations

  • Katanga Slum
  • Mercy Childcare Ministry
  • Angels Center for Children with Special Needs
  • Mukisa Foundation
  • Dawn Childrens Centre
  • International Schools
  • Kampala School for the Physically Handicapped

Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, is home to 40 million people. One of the poorest nations in the world, nearly 75% of Uganda’s population currently lives on less than $3 per day. Uganda has an extremely young population, with 65% under the age of 30.

 Because of the high rates of poverty, many people living in Uganda face various complex challenges on a daily basis, such access to medical care and preventative interventions, lack of education, inconsistent employment, unclean water, and higher rates of life-threatening illness, such as malaria and HIV/AIDS. All of these factors have led to an increased prevalence of disabilities. Today, over 19% of Uganda’s population is living with a disability.

Hope Speaks strives to provide speech therapy and rehabilitation services for children in a country where these services are nearly non-existent. We work diligently to make high-quality speech therapy and rehabilitation services available to all children in Uganda, from the capital city of Kampala to surrounding communities and remote villages.