Plan Zambia

Plan has been working in Zambia since 1996, helping children to access their rights to education, health and economic empowerment.

Plan works in 3 provinces, reaching more than 44,000 households in rural areas, and is a leader in working with communities to ensure child rights.

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Plan Uganda: what we do

Plan Uganda's work to improve children's lives is focused on 3 core areas, reflecting the life-cycle of a child.

• A good start in life: early childhood (under 6 years)
• The next steps: primary school years (6-12 years)
• Ready for the future - now: adolescence (over 12 years)

The interventions under this country programme are rooted to improving early childhood care and development in the communities where Plan Uganda works.

Emphasis is in improving primary health care - focusing on prompting good hygiene and sanitation practices in homes, communities, support government immunisation programmes, educating communities on better parenting practices including nutrition, education for mothers and facilitating provision of early childhood care and development services including transition of infants to primary plus strengthening community based child protection mechanisms.

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Plan Uganda

Plan has been working in Uganda since 1992, helping poor children to access their rights to health, education, protection and participation.

We work with more than 39,700 sponsored children, their families and communities in 5 districts across the country: Tororo, Kamuli, Luweero, Kampala and Lira. 

Currently, we are implementing the Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission programme in Tororo district. This programme aims to protect children and their families affected by HIV and AIDS through various interventions that prevent mother-to-child transmission, support outreach programmes and provide legal support.

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Plan Togo: what we do

Plan’s work in Togo, which is centered on the rights of the child, focuses on 5 key areas:

• economic security
• healthy start in life
• education
• child protection
• assistance in emergencies

Economic security is a key foundation of children’s rights. We focus on the most vulnerable families, enhancing their income from agricultural activities, providing access to financial services and supporting them to diversify their sources of income. We are also making village savings and loan associations available to more communities.

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Plan Togo

Plan has been working in Togo since 1988, helping poor children to access their rights. Plan also provides financial programmes and supports women in rural areas to take a lead in their communities and set up their own businesses through a village loans and credits association projects.

Our programmes benefits 22,415 children in 242 communities in Togo.

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Plan Tanzania: what we do

Plan Tanzania’s work covers 5 key areas, all of which are rooted in the rights of the child:

• Safe environment for children and youth
• Fair start in Early Childhood Care and development (ECCD)
• Healthy life
• Children and youth voice
• Household economic security (KUJIKIMU)

Plan started working in Tanzania in 1991. We have a presence in 5
regions; Dar Es Salaam, Coast, Ifakara (Morogoro), Geita and Mwanza. In addition, some of our programs are designed to have a national reach through advocacy, media and partnership.

Our longer term Country Goals is, Children and Youth are Empowered, Respected and Responsible.  Under this goal, Plan Country Programs are designed to correspond with the four pillars of the Convention on the Rights of the Child - CRC.

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Plan Tanzania

Plan has been working in Tanzania since 1991, helping poor children to access their rights to health, education, sanitation, livelihoods and protection.

We operate in 6 areas across Tanzania and work with 30,000 sponsored children, their families and their communities.

Currently, we are focusing on community-led total sanitation (CLTS), which inspires communities to stop open-air defecation because of its negative impact on health. So far we have introduced CLTS in over 60 villages and many of them have declared themselves ‘open defecation free’.

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Plan Sudan: what we do

Plan’s programmes have been designed to address the main issues affecting children in Sudan:

• children’s health
• water, sanitation and hygiene
• learning for life
• sustainable economic security.

We work with children and communities to identify the most pressing health needs, and support them on the management of health interventions – such as immunisation, malaria control and nutrition.

Plan provides basic medical equipment and health training to primary healthcare providers, mothers and community members. From HIV awareness days to malaria action week, we help promote behavioural change through health-focused social events.

We also promote birth registration so that children receive an official identity and access their right to social services, including healthcare.

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