The Concerned Children and Youth Association (CCYA) is a legally registered National Non Governmental Organization (NGO) formed on the 27th December 2001. CCYA is Registered with Uganda National NGO Board, Lira NGO Forum, Lira District Local Government, Apac District Local Government, Alebtong District Local Government,Civil Society Organizations for Peace in Northern Uganda (CSOPNU), Human Rights NGO Network (HURINET).
The 21 year old insurgency left Northern Uganda with a lot of challenges which include, disease, poverty, mental instability, many children vulnerable and orphaned. In the aftermath of war CCYA cultivates communities of resilient children and youth. they focus on the plight of children and youth of Northern Uganda who have been affected by Disability and advocate for the practice of reconciliation, rebuilding, reforesting so they may live into a more beautiful, hopeful Uganda.
VISION
“To be a peaceful united and healthy society in which the marginalized children and youth play an active role in all aspects of development’.
MISSION
‘A child and youth focused organization that exists to empower youth (aged 18-35 yrs), CWD’s, young mothers (14-24 years) and OVC’s in Lango sub region through: sensitization and advocacy on their rights and health issues, training in leadership, income generating activities and life skills, provision of psychosocial and educational support (formal and vocational), networking and collaboration.’
SHARED VALUES
Motto “Every Child and Youth is my Brother / Sister”.
OBJECTIVES
Integrity and high ethics. The CCYA is run in a transparent, accountable manner. It strives to be fully accountable and transparent for how all funds are spent. It’s proven track record makes CCYA a sought after partner for working together in the Lango sub-region.
The CCYA is a non-profit, non-religious, legally registered non-governmental organization (NGO). CCYA is registered with Uganda National NGO Board, Lira NGO Forum, Lira District Local Government, Apac District Local Government, Alebtong District Local Government and Civil Society Organizations for Peace in Northern Uganda (CSOPNU), Human Rights.
They accept any kind of financial, technical, or humanitarian assistance. To contribute to their hopeful communities

