After their parents die or become disabled by illness, orphans and vulnerable children as young as five years old become both mother and father to their younger siblings. Those whose parents suffer from HIV/AIDS face an additional burden of care as complications develop and worsen over time. Children are forced to drop out of school as they try and provide necessities for their siblings.
JUC Foundation Uganda places a strong emphasis on holistic healthcare for people living with HIV/AIDS. The foundation ensures access to essential medical services, including regular check-ups, antiretroviral therapy (ART), and specialized care. By partnering with healthcare providers and clinics, JUC Foundation Uganda ensures that individuals receive the necessary treatment, while also addressing co-existing health conditions.
Ensuring the safety of drinking water is a top priority for JUC Foundation Uganda. The foundation implements robust water treatment and purification methods to eliminate contaminants and pathogens, making the water safe for consumption. Through advanced filtration systems, chlorination, and adherence to stringent quality standards, JUC Foundation Uganda guarantees that the water provided to communities meets or exceeds recognized health guidelines.