FAQs

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Sheila Twalla Foundation and what does it do?

The Sheila Twalla Foundation is a Ugandan nonprofit that creates safe spaces and transforms lives. It promotes mental and emotional wellbeing, protects children, strengthens families, and builds resilient communities across Uganda. Its core programmes include counselling and safe spaces for healing, child protection work with schools and families, and family-strengthening support such as parenting workshops and caregiver coaching.

2. What is the Foundation’s mission and vision?

Its mission is to walk alongside individuals, families and communities — creating safe spaces where wellbeing, dignity and hope can grow. This includes promoting mental and emotional wellbeing through accessible counselling, protecting and nurturing children, strengthening families with practical support, and building community resilience led by local people. Its vision is a Uganda where every person feels safe, valued and supported — where families thrive and communities carry one another.

3. How can I support or contact the Sheila Twalla Foundation?

You can donate securely via their GoFundMe page (linked on the website). Every contribution funds counselling, child protection and family support in Uganda. For enquiries, contact them at hello@sheilatwallafoundation.org, +256 700 000 000, or visit them in Kampala, Uganda

4. What programmes does the foundation run?

Current programmes focus on: Mental & Emotional Wellbeing — confidential counselling, peer support circles, and community talks for healing from trauma and stress. Child Protection — working with schools, families, and local leaders to prevent abuse/neglect and support at-risk children. Family Strengthening — parenting workshops, caregiver support, and household coaching. Youth Empowerment (mentorship, life skills, livelihoods) and Community Resilience programmes are listed as coming soon.