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​Child and Family Foundation Uganda (CFU) is a faith-based non-profit organization established in 2012, dedicated to empowering vulnerable children, youth, women, and persons with disabilities in Uganda by providing access to quality healthcare, education, and livelihood services to alleviate disease, disability, illiteracy, and poverty.

Recognized for its commitment to community development, CFU collaborates with individuals, families, communities, government entities, and both local and international partners to promote human development and social justice. The organization fosters a collaborative and inclusive work culture, offering employees opportunities for professional growth and meaningful contributions to societal well-being.

CFU provides diverse job opportunities across its various departments, including research, healthcare, and administration, with flexible work arrangements to accommodate different professional needs. Since its inception, CFU has evolved by integrating innovative approaches into its programs, such as community-based interventions and capacity-building initiatives, to effectively address the needs of the populations it serves.

Operating primarily in districts like Kamuli, Kayunga, Jinja, Iganga, Mayuge, Namutumba, Luuka, Kaliro, and Kampala, CFU has significantly contributed to improving the lives of many in these communities. The organization's core values include adaptability, professionalism, transparency, and accountability, guiding its mission to create lasting positive impacts. Through its corporate social responsibility initiatives, CFU actively engages in programs aimed at reducing disease, disability, illiteracy, poverty, and social injustice. For more information, visit their official website at https://cfufoundation.org/