What we do
- Education (Reading Activity Intervention),
- Maternal Health (GrowUp Smart Intervention)
- Family Systems Strengthening (Household livelihhoods Intervention
- Protection and Safeguarding issues,
Who we are
What we do
We therefore implement projects and Core programs tailored towards responding to the challenges and their effects through support to; Education, Maternal health, Family Strengthening, Protection and Safeguarding issues, while paying much attention and interests to Climate Smart Programs, Hiv, Gender issues and influencing.
We work through support and alongside key like-minded stakeholders including the community, government, donors, foundations who support through programming stages, fundraising, monitoring, evaluation and feedback. The stakeholders also ensure sustainability of our program sustainability. We closely work with our stakeholders as partners,
As an institution, we have use Program Cycle Adoption (PCA) Approach in strategic programming for a period of five years hence working as our strategic plan document for the period. Therefore, for the next five years 2024-2028, we are focusing on;
Our Core Strategic Program Areas (CoSPAs) and Interventions
Education
Maternal Health
Safeguarding and protection Program
Family system strengthening Program
Cross cutting Issues
Research and Development
Research and Development is a key program area of Abutoadi Child Development Centre (ACDC), guiding evidence-based planning, innovation, and continuous improvement in all its interventions. As a registered Community Based Organization (CBO) since 2007, located in Abutoadi Parish, Awiodyek Sub County, Erute South, Lira District in Northern Uganda, ACDC recognizes the importance of understanding the evolving needs of children, families, and the wider community. Through baseline studies, needs assessments, data collection, monitoring and evaluation, and community consultations, the Centre generates reliable information that informs program design, resource allocation, and strategic decision-making.
Under the R&D program area, Abutoadi CDC also promotes learning, documentation, and the adoption of best practices in child protection, education, health, and community empowerment. The Centre collaborates with local leaders, development partners, and research institutions to pilot innovative approaches that improve child wellbeing and strengthen family resilience. By investing in research, knowledge sharing, and impact evaluation, ACDC ensures that its programs remain relevant, effective, and sustainable, contributing to long-term positive change for children and communities in Northern Uganda.