We are excited to announce the newest addition to our ever growing organization: The Rose Kids That Care Club -Uganda was formed during our recent trip to Uganda. Headed up by Dayton Blaq, this new division embraces our mission to empower youth with skills so they can reach their full potential in life. Dayton has years of experience in working […]
We work together with multiple academic partners to solve the world’s most pressing healthcare problems.
Texas A&M students take disease prevention seriously as they create attention grabbing awareness videos about the dangers of STIs that are on the rise throughout America!
These young mothers were once school dropouts and are now proud to be a community healthcare educator! Sixty-one young women gave moving testimony last Tuesday as they recounted over and over again how their lives have changed thanks to Rose Academies-Uganda’s Healthy for Life Program. Healthy for Life was grant funded by AstraZeneca’s Step Up Youth Programme to address the […]
Rose Uganda’s graduating Fellow takes the stage in a highly moving ceremony.
Educational healthcare programs are saving lives of the rural poor.
This documentary features the shocking truths about non-communicable diseases in Uganda and how they are taking the lives of a much younger population. We approach healthcare challenges differently – and that’s a good thing! Our Rose Uganda Creative Arts Team (RUCAT) is tackling the growing crisis of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in a big way with their talents in music, dance […]
Children are dying for lack of healthcare knowledge Over 2.9 million Sub Saharan children die every year before they reach the age of 5. Thirty-six percent of those deaths were a result of pneumonia, malaria and diarrhea which could have been prevented. Most rural villagers have little or no education, are illiterate and have limited knowledge about diseases. Based upon […]