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About Hunger Fighters Uganda
Hunger Fighters Uganda (HFU) is a Not-for-Profit, Non-Governmental Organization initiated in 2008, pursuing a vision of ‘A hunger and Malnutrition free Uganda. The organisation is engaged in the activities of fighting hunger in Uganda with a local, national and global perspective.
The organisation programmes focuses on creating empowered communities, which are food secure and free from social injustices including the marginalized groups like women, children and displaced among others.
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Agriculture and sustainable livelihoods
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Food and Nutrition Security
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Humanitarian support and Research
Agriculture Matters to
the Future of Development
Transparency & Accountability
We believe and work with openness and accountability to the communities we serve in our daily work.
Value Neutrality
We serve different communities irrespective of their culture, sex, gender, religion, and nationality in every community.
Partnership for Efficiency
We value togetherness and our services are dedicated to bringing positive and holistic change to our society.
Respect for Diversity
As a team with diverse disciplines serving diverse communities, we work together as a family to serve our communities.
Core Values
At Hunger Fighters Uganda, our work is guided by a strong commitment to principles that drive our mission forward. These values shape our approach and ensure we create lasting impact in the communities we serve.
What our members are saying?
As a partner organization, we have witnessed HFU's commitment to transparency, community engagement, and measurable impact. Their programs consistently address the root causes of hunger.
Otim Emerson
Development Partner
The support we received from HFU went beyond food assistance. They empowered us with knowledge, skills, and confidence to build sustainable livelihoods. Their work has created lasting
Nakato Sarah
Women's Group Representative
Hunger Fighters Uganda transformed our community through practical agricultural training and nutrition support. Today, more families are growing their own food, children are healthier, and households are
Asiimwe Jonathan
Community Leader
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