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Uganda Red Cross Society
Uganda roots
Source review: 2026-10-04
Your guide to Uganda Red Cross Society
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Reported work and places
Water and sanitation; Food and nutrition; Livelihoods; Women’s health and support; Refugees and displaced people. Reported activity: Uganda.
The July 2026 NAKISAWA account describes completed water infrastructure and livelihood and hygiene support in Nakivale refugee settlement. It explicitly says the project ended; continuing water access is distinguished from a promise of new distributions.
Evidence dated 2026-07-31. Article displayed publication date; retrospective completed-project report, not an assertion all distributions took place on 31 July.
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Who receives your money
- Organization roots
- Uganda
- Roots and operating base
- Ugandan statutory national society with community branches.
- Reviewed legal entity
- Uganda Red Cross Society · Uganda
- Named recipient
- Uganda Red Cross Humanitarian Response Fund · Uganda
- Giving route
- Direct Ugandan national-society bank or mobile-money route
Official bank beneficiary is the Uganda Red Cross Humanitarian Response Fund; mobile-money option separately names Uganda Red Cross Society. General humanitarian support is not automatically earmarked to the ended NAKISAWA project.
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Country evidence and reporting periods
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Uganda
Nakivale water-treatment infrastructure supplies households; vegetable nurseries, poultry inputs and menstrual-hygiene support were delivered under the now-completed NAKISAWA project.
Reporting period: NAKISAWA completed project, account published July 2026 · Article sections on Misera plant, livelihoods and project conclusion
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
Self-reported project outcomes. Project has ended; current gifts are not claimed to restart it.
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Minimum public-source checks passed on 2026-10-04: named identity, official presence, recent reported activity and an authorized giving route with an identifiable recipient.
Minimum public-source checks only. Registration and programme results may be organization-authored. Live registry standing, bank ownership, payment settlement, use of an individual gift and field outcomes were not independently audited. No payment made. Evidence describes its stated reporting period, not guaranteed delivery today.
Official footer states incorporation by Red Cross Act, Cap 57, in 1964 and IFRC membership in 1965.
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