Who we are...

Kalama YourFriend Community-Based Organization (CBO) is a grassroots organization based in Mityana, Uganda, dedicated to empowering, protecting, and educating children and young people, with a strong focus on breaking the cycle of poverty.

Rooted in the community, we serve as an implementation partner with the support of Rock of Refuge Foundation Uganda, combining local insight with strategic guidance to deliver sustainable, high-impact programs.

Together, we are committed to creating lasting change—empowering children, strengthening families, and building resilient communities.

how we operate...

Our organisation

The Kalama Your Friend CBO is organised around so called "Areas of Attention". The three areas, each of them headed by a dedicated officer and all of them lead by the chairman, are:

why we do what we do...

Our mission, vision and strategy

It's our mission to" break the cycle of poverty for the local communities in Uganda.
Our vision to support this mission is to develop the community alongside six interdependant programs:

Our focus for 2025 is with food security, infrastructure and business. For each program we have developed multiple project plans, to realise the goals of the program.
Overall we continuously keep the focus on three priority projects. Currently those three are: developing our farmland (increase production and harvest), water management (drilling two wells to support the farm land and clean drinking water) and okutunga (in order to generate our own income).

Demonstrating our sincerity...

Our principles

In line with our mission (breaking the cycle of poverty), we have defined some basic principles that guide us in all our activities we undertake to realise our goals. Each principle is considered when taking decisions and evaluating our priorities.
These principles are:

Next to these principles we have defined some principles that guide us with the approach of how we are carrying out all of our activities.
These principles are:

For each policy we have defined more specific principles, applicable to the Area of Attention.