Environmental Conservation and Agricultural Enhancement Uganda (Eco-Agric Uganda) is a fully registered Non-Governmental Organization, established in 2007 as a Community Based Organization working with rural farmers, women, orphans, vulnerable children and persons living with HIV/AIDS. Eco-Agric Uganda operates in Hoima, Wakiso, and Kibaale districts.
We strive to holistically address the needs of vulnerable girls and women in these areas. We develop the whole person through 3 pillars: Education and Health, Empowerment of Women, and Environmental Sustainability.
Our Services
Education and Health
Empowerment of Women
Environmental Sustainability
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Eco Agric Uganda is Fiscally sponsored by Angels for Angels
Angels for Angels
2704 8th Ave. SW Seattle, WA 98146
website: https://www.angelsforangels.net
EIN is 275180670
Year Angels for Angels became a 501(c) (3): 2013
Year of First Fiscal Sponsorship 2019
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