Become a volunteer

Some Of Our Volunteers

Sophia Walser

Nampa Sharon

Nadine Reitberger

Kamusiime Emmanuel

Semakula Elijah Enoch

Idris Abdulbasid

Carmen Weinberger

Owe Lena

Emma Meindl

Keza Meriella

Join Our Resilient Community

Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of individuals affected by lymphedema? Become a volunteer with the Lymphedema Warriors Association Uganda! Our organization is dedicated to supporting patients, raising awareness, and advocating for better healthcare for those living with lymphedema

Why Volunteer with Us?

Impact: By volunteering, you’ll directly contribute to improving the lives of lymphedema patients in Uganda. Your efforts will help us provide essential support, education, and community outreach.

Community: Join our resilient community of patients, caregivers, and advocates. Together, we’re fighting against the challenges posed by lymphedema and working towards a brighter future.
Education and Awareness: As a volunteer, you’ll have opportunities to participate in community outreach programs. Help us educate the public and healthcare professionals about lymphedema, dispelling myths and promoting understanding.

How to Get Involved

Apply: Fill out our volunteer application form on our website. Let us know your interests, skills, and availability.
Orientation: Attend an orientation session to learn more about our organization, mission, and the impact you can make.
Volunteer Opportunities:
- Patient Support: Assist patients with practical needs, emotional support, and encouragement.
- Community Events: Help organize awareness campaigns, workshops, and fundraising events.
- Advocacy: Be a voice for lymphedema patients by advocating for better policies and resources.
Spread the Word: Share our mission with your network. Encourage others to join our cause and become volunteers too!

Contact Us

Ready to make a difference? Contact us today to learn more about volunteering with the Lymphedema Warriors Association Uganda. Together, we can create positive change and empower those affected by lymphedema.