We provide continuous medical care and rehabilitation support to improve the quality of life of children with disabilities.

This includes:

• Physiotherapy to improve mobility, posture, and independence
• Speech therapy to support communication and expression
• Medical care and medication for children with chronic conditions such as epilepsy, neurological disorders, and feeding challenges
• Support for children with special feeding needs, including those using PEG feeding tubes
• Regular hospital visits and follow-ups, including specialized care (e.g., neurologists and surgical referrals)

Proper nutrition is essential for the growth and health of children with disabilities.

We ensure:

• Provision of balanced meals for all children
• Nutritional supplements for children with special dietary needs
• Structured feeding routines guided by caregivers
• Specialized feeding support for children with swallowing and feeding difficulties

We support children’s right to education and promote inclusive learning opportunities.

Our program includes:

• Pre-education and early learning support at the centre
• Preparing children for mainstream school integration
• Supporting children with school fees and scholastic materials
• Continuous follow-up to ensure successful inclusion in school

Several of our children have successfully transitioned into mainstream schools, marking a major milestone in inclusion.

We empower children with essential life skills to promote independence.

Children are supported to learn:

• Personal hygiene (bathing, brushing teeth)
• Dressing and self-care
• Cleaning, washing clothes, and making beds
• Toilet training and routine development

We equip older children and caregivers with practical skills for self-reliance.

Activities include:

• Art and craft (beadwork, bags, jewelry, decorative items)
• Shoe making and interior design items
• Skills development for caregivers (e.g., tailoring, liquid soap making, hairdressing)

Products made are sometimes sold to visitors, contributing to sustainability.

We provide emotional and psychological support to both children and caregivers.

This includes:

• Counseling sessions for children and parents
• Mentorship to build confidence and life direction
• Strengthening relationships between children and caregivers
• Creating a supportive and nurturing environment

We provide a safe and loving home for vulnerable children, especially those who are abandoned.

• Currently supporting 53 children, including 13 abandoned children
• Providing full-time care, shelter, and protection
• Ensuring children grow in a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment

We prepare children for future independence through basic financial skills.

Children are taught:

• Saving small amounts (from as low as UGX 2,000)
• Basic money management
• Using savings to support small income-generating activities

To support long-term operations, SDCG runs income-generating activities, including:

• Catfish farming
• Urban farming (fruits and vegetables)
• Poultry keeping
• Rabbit and goat rearing

These projects help provide food for the children and reduce operational costs.