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At VEGAN HARMONY, we’re on a mission to make the world a more compassionate and sustainable place, one bite at a time. Join us in embracing the beauty of nature’s bounty and the endless possibilities of plant-based living. Let’s create a world where compassion and conscious choices reign supreme. 🌍💚
We are an incorporated vegan organisation dedicated to an ethics of care for both human and non-human lives in Uganda.Through vegan advocacy and local programs such as child welfare initiatives, teenage counselling, the education and empowerment of women, schooling for children, and plant-based food distribution, we help and support orphans and other children, young people and single-mothers
HUMAN AND NON HUMAN ANIMALS
HUMAN AND NON HUMAN ANIMALS
Vegan harmony is in place to promote human and non human relationships in uganda ,through advocacy ,work shops and community engagement.
🌿 Help spread awareness about the benefits of a vegan lifestyle.
🐾 Advocate for animal rights and welfare.
🌍 Promote sustainability and a greener planet.
To inspire vegan lifestyle through food and information
For us /for them /for the planet.
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Matt set out on an adventure to experience a vegan diet in his home country, Uganda. There are many blogs and articles about experiences of vegetarians and vegans in Uganda; however, these are mainly experiences of tourists or people that have lived shortly in the country. What is the real experience of being a vegan as a native living in Uganda? This question springs from a thought that as much as there are some Ugandans that have been vegans or vegetarians their entire lives, there are some others that attempt adopt these lifestyles for numerous reasons.
A vegetarian is someone that does not eat meat for moral, religion or health reasons while a vegan is one who does not consume any animal product. Unlike a vegan, a vegetarian has an option to eat other animal products apart from meat like eggs, milk, cheese, ice cream, yoghurt and much more. However, both a vegetarian or vegan diet is recommended by some nutritionists, doctors, environmentalists and spiritualists. These diets are associated with good health, mindfulness of the environment, compassion for animal lives and spiritual fulfilment.
Both vegetarians and vegans rely partially and totally, respectively, on high consumption of plant-based products. Uganda is a country blessed with a favourable climate and fertile soils that support a variety of plant life. Apart from the fact that Uganda can provide a wide range of plant-based foods-legumes, fruits, vegetables, grains, and much more, it is also blessed with many ethnic tribes that prepare and serve these foods differently. This variety has been enhanced by foreigners that have settled within the country and introduced more cuisines. It can be presumed that that living within a large ‘plant based food basket’ with a number of plant-based cuisines makes Uganda a vegetarian or vegan paradise.
We have started Vegan Awareness Campaigns in Uganda to Awaken the General public about the importance of living a vegan lifestyle.
We do this through mobilizing the general public using public address systems as missionaries did in 1990s and when they gather together, we share the good news about living a vegan lifestyle.
These campaigns need a budget to make the message about Veganism reach the grassroots. Therefore we're calling all kind, compassionate, vegan organizations/individuals and development partners to support this activity by donating funds to make it successful.
Our organization started in (2019) and we are committed to spreading awareness about the benefits of veganism and advocating for a plant-based lifestyle. Not just as a dietary choice, but as a conscious decision that aligns with our commitment to compassion, health, and sustainability.
Founded in 2019 and legally registered in June 2021 as vegan Network Uganda; the Uganda Vegan Society is a movement of Vegans all over Uganda. This community’s main goal is to introduce veganism in Uganda as a better way of living.
We are a vegan foundation dedicated to an ethics of care for both human and non-human lives in Uganda.🌱✊🏿🌿🐇🐓🐑🐐🐄
Our vision is to educate and empower the most vulnerable humans to fulfil their needs and those of non-human animals, and thus live lives that are healthy, environmentally sustainable, and, above all, ethically oriented.
Shops
Shops
At Ark Organics, we focus on Made in Uganda Products only. We aim to give you the healthiest, most sustainable vegetables and fruits both for your body and for the environment.
Adding value to soybeans in Uganda and creating special and wonderful value added products
Wildlife
Wildlife
Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is a semi-autonomous government agency that conserves and manages Uganda’s wildlife for the people of Uganda and the whole world. This agency was established in 1996 after the merger of the Uganda National Parks and the Game Department, and the enactment of the Uganda Wildlife Statute, which became an Act in 2000. UWA is mandated to ensure sustainable management of wildlife resources and supervise wildlife activities in Uganda both within and outside the protected areas.
Animals
Animals
Due to the love I have for animals ,I decided to stand up against animal cruelty and through creating awareness about animal rights. I was rised in a family where we had 29 dogs and 3 cats .
Am a vegan for five years ago and vegetarian since childhood
Currently sorting our vaccination campaign for rabies
The USPCA is Uganda's only companion animal shelter, home to 200+ dogs, cats, puppies and kittens given a second chance & looking for their forever homes.
The USPCA is dedicated to community outreach initatives, including animal welfare education and rabies vaccination & spay/neuter clinics.
Helping
Helping
Social Action
Social Action
In Uganda, 41% of people live in poverty, and almost half of Uganda’s population is under the age of 15, representing one of the youngest populations in the world. Uganda also hosts the largest refugee population in Africa—more than one million refugees have fled their home countries to seek asylum in Uganda.
We are dedicated to caring for all lives, human and non-human. Through vegan advocacy and local programs such as child welfare initiatives, teenage counselling, the education and empowerment of women, schooling for children, and plant-based food distribution, we help and support orphans and other children, young people and single-mothers.
For twenty years, am inspired to help homeless and disadvantaged children, infected and affected by the country HIV/AIDS, children stricken in poverty, orphans, abused, tortured, war affected children , refuges, mistreated, neglected, street children , abandoned and children whose parents are in prisons .
Providing skills like permaculture and urban organic gardening. Providing food and shelter for our future generations.
"The most Stimulating day and boarding Junior and High school in Uganda .the Schools prides themselves on being some of the top academic schools in the country.
Over the past years has recognized excellent performance in different fields; academics, games , sports , music and drama, debate, etc
Our mission is to nurture the “whole child” in areas of physical, intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual development. This will be achieved through providing a variety of activities that are developmentally appropriate and recognizes the individual needs and differences of children.
Climate Action
Climate Action
Climate Action Network- Uganda (CAN-U) is a national network of more than 200 civil society organizations and individuals spread all over the Geo-political regions of Uganda driving collective and sustainable action to fight the climate crisis and to achieve social and economic justice in Uganda.
Started in 2009 by organisations and individuals led by OXFAM in Uganda with a vision of contributing to a world that is actively striving towards achieving the protection of the global CLIMATE in a manner that promotes equity and social justice, sustainable DEVELOPMENT of PEOPLE and protection of the environment.
CAN-U works on a broad range of climate action issues at local, national, regional and global levels contributing towards the global goal of reducing carbon emissions and resilience. Our core work is on Climate Research and Development, Climate Advocacy and Campaigns and Capacity Building.
CAN-U coordinates and facilitates Uganda Civil Society participation in the global climate policy processes, specifically with a view to influence national and global climate change policies and information and knowledge sharing building.
The Seeds for the Future Project aims at elevating the standards of living of disadvantaged populations, most especially women and children, in grassroots communities in Uganda.
Planting trees, educating children, alleviation of poverty, safe water, humanitarian aid.
Building resilience against climate change and its impacts in Uganda.
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