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“We are all happy”: how clean water changed everything in Te Abala
When our Huber Social Impact Report revealed that water access dictates a family’s survival, we launched Well Worth It, and the transformation in Te Abala says it all. Before, children risked violence fetching dirty water, families battled constant sickness, and poverty seemed inescapable. Today, the community are united through clean water access. Watch their story and hear how this single well rewrote their future, and how you can help drill the next one.
When poverty and gender collide
In rural northern Uganda, poverty and gender inequality collide to create deep barriers for women seeking access to health care, clean water, and economic opportunity. Based on findings from our 2024 Huber Social Impact Report, this blog explores how Love Mercy’s programs are working to empower women and transform entire communities through sustainable, gender-conscious solutions.
15 years of Love, Mercy, and Transformation
Discover how 15 years ago, an unlikely friendship sparked a movement that has changed thousands of lives in northern Uganda.
World Children’s Day: A Gift for Her Future
On World Children's Day, we celebrate the power of community in shaping brighter futures for children everywhere. At Love Mercy, we’re dedicated to empowering children in northern Uganda by supporting their families with tools, resources, and opportunities to thrive. Read on to find out how we’re addressing the root causes of poverty and inequality with sustainable solutions through our programs…
Seeds meet water…
How do Well Worth It and Cents for Seeds work together to foster an environment where communities can thrive?