We plant indigenous trees, educate communities on climate resilience, and work alongside schools and local organizations to reverse deforestation across Uganda.
Katonda Afaayo Foundation’s environmental work focuses on restoring indigenous tree cover through school-based education, public community events, and structured reforestation planning.
We work with partner organizations to identify the right species for each site, teach proper planting and long-term care, and build lasting environmental stewardship, not just a planting day.
Awareness sessions on climate change, deforestation, and the value of indigenous species
Support and monitoring so trees survive past planting day, not just a one-time handover
Seedling donations and planting guidance at schools and public events
Our approach goes beyond just planting. We ensure 90% survival rate through community-led monitoring and by choosing indigenous tree species that restore soil health and bio-diversity.
In partnership with JEEP Foundation Kyanja, Indigenous tree seedlings were donated and planted with students and staff;
climate change awareness sessions were delivered on-site.
In partnership with Matooke Group Run, indigenous tree seedlings were donated for long-term conservation, and public sensitization on indigenous vs. exotic species was done during a community fitness event.
Every $10 plants a tree and provides training for one youth member.
Healing the land, heart, and future of Uganda through sustainable restoration.
Kikajjo, Kasenge-Katale Rd, Wakiso
+256 772 643 704/ 756 113 370
info@katondaafaayofoundation.org support2katondafaayo@gmail.com
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