LBL Foundation, Kitgum
The Aziza Foundation partnered with the LBL Foundation for Children to fund an after-school sports and cultural program for displaced orphan girls in Kitgum in northern Uganda.

The girls are severely disadvantaged, having survived atrocities in war-ravaged sections of northern Uganda. At an annual cost of $2,500, up to 100 orphaned girls have been given the opportunity to engage in sports, music, and dance to help them toward recovery from difficult and often traumatic starts.

This program provides a safe after-school space for orphaned girls, to contribute to their emotional healing and ultimately to their intellectual development.

Y.Y. Okot Memorial College
The Aziza Foundation, partnered with the LBL Foundation for Children, working with the local girls school at Y.Y. Okot Memorial College in Kitgum, to develop a program for extracurricular cultural and physical activities. This program provides a safe after-school space for orphaned girls, to contribute to their emotional healing and ultimately to their intellectual development.

The LBL Foundation for Children is an independent international organization devoted to protection, hope, healing and education for children in communities devastated by war. Ugandan-born Olara A. Otunnu, the former UN Under Secretary General and Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict, founded the LBL Foundation in 2006.