GLOFORD grants application form
Global Forum for Development (GLOFORD) Uganda intends to support youth led groups initiatives like solid waste management & recycling (Plastics), urban farming/horticulture, briquette making, tree nurseries and flowers planting and protection initiatives through provision of grants. In order to be selected to be supported in this project, youth led groups who quality should fill in.. read more →
CEO Morris Chris Ongom outlines reforms to develop Lira City
The Chief Executive Officer of Global Forum for Development (GLOFORD) Uganda Dr.Morris Chris Ongom has outlined a raft of strategic reforms that he says if adopted will cause immense development and trade order in Lira City. The reforms according to Dr Ongom ranges from governance, physical planning, revenue mobilization strategy and trade order management in.. read more →
YOUNG PEOPLE DEVELOP AND NURTURE A PASSION FOR YOUR LIFE- MORRIS CHRIS ONGOM
Passion is a feeling that tells you this is the right thing to do nothing can stand in my way i am going to do this one thing even if i am not paid. It doesn’t matter what anyone else says or where you were born, which school you have been to or who is.. read more →
Excitement among youth groups as GLOFORD Uganda hands over VSLA Kits
Global Forum for Development (GLOFORD) Uganda has delivered a complete set of modern Village Saving and Loan Association (VSLA) kits to six youth groups in Lira City to help groups integrate VSLA components in their activities. The complete set of VSLA kits were delivered on Wednesday to the selected trained six groups located in the.. read more →
New Board Chair of GLOFORD Obua Ogwal outlines priorities
The new Chairperson Board of Directors for Global Forum for Development (GLOFORD) Uganda Hon Dr Benson Obua Ogwal has pledged to lift the bar of transformation and empowerment work of the organization to the next level. According to the new board chairperson, he will use his networks to mobilize sufficient resources to support the organization.. read more →
GLOFORD New Board Inaugurated
The new board of Directors for Global Forum for Development (GLOFORD) Uganda has been successfully inaugurated. The board which will be chaired by Hon Dr Beson Obua Ogwal was inaugurated at a colorful ceremony held on Saturday 26th September 2022 at Pacific Grand Hotel Lira City was officiated by Counsel Emmanuel Egaru Omiat of Egaru.. read more →
GLOFORD upbeat about transforming street connected children, drug abusers into productive workforce
The Chief Executive Officer of Global Forum for Development (GLOFORD) Morris Chris Ongom has underscored the need to rescue, rehabilitate and empower the neglected groups of people in the city area including the drug abusers, street connected children, commercial sex workers and refugees to make them productive workforce. According to Ongom, once these categories are rehabilitated,.. read more →
GLOFORD passes out 10 Champions of Change ambassadors in Lira City.
Global Forum for Development (Gloford) a youth centered non-governmental organization working in Northern Uganda has passed out a total of 10 champions of change ambassadors who will work as peer educators in driving the safe and inclusive city intervention project in Lira City. The 10 youth were commissioned by the Chief Executive Officer of GLOFORD.. read more →
GLOFORD uses dialogues to address SRHR issues in Lango sub region
GLOFORD Uganda continues to engage young people in SRHR conversations at sub national level with participation from the district and city leadership. In this activity, GLOFORD convened an intergenerational dialogue to discuss the current upsurge in teenage pregnancy in Lango sub region where it was reported that at least 23,549 girls below 19 years were.. read more →
GLOFORD signs a 25 months partnership with CEHURD to drive SRHR conversations in Lira
GLOFORD Uganda and Centre of Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) siged a partnership to implement Joint Advocacy for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Uganda (JAS Programme). The project is financed with funding from Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA) and implemented in 14 districts of Uganda. Overall Project objective: A progressive social movement boldly.. read more →
