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Ka Tutandike (Ka-tu-tan-di-kay) means "Let's Get Started". We are a Ugandan based NGO working to ensure that:

• Uganda's youngest children have access to quality early childhood care
• Children of primary school age have an opportunity to enjoy reading
• Deaf Children in Uganda have access to reproductive health education
  

Latest News
	Ka Tutandike hosts a three day Reading Tent Gala at Kasubi Primary School From 24th to the 26th of June Ka Tutandike (Uganda) partnered with the National Library of...Read more »
	Nasser Ssenyondo joins Ka Tutandike as a Deaf Volunteer Nasser Ssenyondo is a Deaf volunteer at KTU. He completed a Bachelors Degree at in social work and social administration (B.A SWASA) at Makerere University, Kampala. He has desc...Read more »
	Reproductive Health Education for Deaf Youth (RHEDY) Ka Tutandike (Uganda) and Deaf Child Worldwide are working in partnership to protect 500 deaf children from physica...Read more »
	Ka Tutandike launches a new project for Kampala's youngest children In June and July 2008, Sarah Manana, Project Manager and Esther Wamwetta, Project Assistant at Ka Tutandike(Uganda) sought permission from the district authorities in Kampala to con...Read more »
	READ, ENJOY and DISCOVER! Project Launch With the blessing of Kampala District Authorities, Ka Tutandike (Uganda) together with three primary schools has recently launched a new initiative promoting reading for pleasure. ...Read more »
	What would your life be like growing up in one of Kampala's city markets? Your young, conscientious and highly organised mother wants the very best for you. She wants you to have a good education so you can lead a better life than she did, and live a life...Read more »
	READ, ENJOY and DISCOVER! Stakeholders’ Meeting Report On 5th August 2008, Ka Tuandike (Uganda) held a stakeholders workshop to:To share the findings around reading for pleasure in three of Kampala's primary schools and h...Read more »
	Launch of the World Bank’s new book on early childhood: Africa’s Future, Africa’s Challenge: Early Childhood Care and Development in Sub-Saharan Africa, Publisher: World Bank, 2008 Written by M. Garcia, A. Pence and J. L. Evans, the book presents the case for investment in early childhood development based on new findings from neuroscience. The book explains that the ...Read more »
	Uganda Floods Appeal – Donate Now African countries from the Atlantic to the Red Sea are suffering the affects of the worst floods in decades. Uganda is one of the worst hit countries. This devastation makes life even harder now...Read more »
	The Oral Tradition of Africa Prevails This coming month, the Community Action Research into Disability (CARD) project, which Ka Tutandike is funding, will launch its first radio dissemination program. In 2006, one of the rese...Read more »
	Launch of the Uganda Community Library Association Christine Semambo-Sempebwa, Chief Executive Officer of Ka Tutandike (Uganda) has been invited to be a member of UgCLA's small grants committee.Ka Tutandike (Uganda) is delighted to ...Read more »
	A library making a literate society Ten kilometers from Lugazi town, down a bumpy dusty road, we finally arrive in Buikwe, a small but vibrant village in Mukono District in Central Uganda. I am accompanying a group of “book mad” ...Read more »