Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: $100 – $500
Children’s Accelerated Trauma Therapy (CATT)
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Cress focuses on practical, community-based support that helps rural northern Ugandans and South Sudanese refugees become more self-sufficient. Their giving combines long-term education sponsorship, health and maternal care, livelihood-building, and psychosocial/spiritual support for children and families in refugee settlements and surrounding communities. They often work through local partners and targeted individual assistance, alongside group-based training and asset support that helps recipients earn income and sustain themselves.
Hands-on, programmatic support delivered through named local partners, schools, clinics, and community groups, with a mix of one-off individual assistance and recurring group training/capacity-building. Grants and support appear to range from sponsorships and equipment purchases to training campaigns and startup inputs, often tied to specific needs rather than open-ended funding.
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Cress appears to prioritize direct relationships, field-identified needs, and partner-led projects in northern Uganda and refugee settlements, rather than an open unsolicited grant program. Nonprofits should emphasize clear, practical outcomes, beneficiary-specific needs, and how the project builds self-sufficiency; alignment with education, health, livelihoods, or child-focused community programming is especially strong.
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