Environmental injustice and climate vulnerability are on the rise across the Global South. Rapid urbanization, poor infrastructure, and government neglect are creating deeply unjust conditions—where the most vulnerable are paying the price for systemic failures. Landfills in particular are becoming death zones for low-income communities, exposing them to toxic waste, displacement, and even death.
In Kiteezi, the main landfill serving the entire Kampala Metropolitan Area, tragedy struck when the landfill collapsed, taking with it the lives of at least 34 people, destroying homes, and flooding surrounding residences with toxic leachate.
The landfill had reached capacity as early as 2010, yet continued to be used for years. Despite promises from the Office of the Prime Minister to compensate and resettle survivors, most families have received no support.
Now, authorities are demanding full evacuation of the area without offering residents the means to relocate—forcing families to choose between their homes and their safety.
Our project is designed to bring justice, visibility, and support to the survivors of the Kiteezi landfill collapse by:
Unlike traditional aid responses, this project is community-led and justice-centered. It combines human storytelling with legal advocacy and direct support. We are not just treating the symptoms—we are exposing the root causes and demanding accountability.
This is not just disaster relief. It's a movement to end environmental injustice and rewrite the future for neglected urban communities.
This is urgent. Families are living among toxic waste, grieving their loved ones, and receiving no support.
Your donation is not just money—it's a stand for human dignity, climate justice, and government accountability.
We cannot allow this tragedy to be buried like the people who were lost.
✨ Donate now to support the survivors of the Kiteezi landfill collapse.
🌍 Help us bring justice, shelter, and hope to those who need it most.
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Objective: Address the immediate and long-term health impacts of the Kiteezi landfill collapse by providing medical aid, monitoring, and health education to 500 affected residents.
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Objective: Ensure that all victims of the Kiteezi landfill collapse receive proper legal representation to pursue justice.
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We are building a more equitable world by advocating for public accountability, using open dialogue and the power of digital platforms to champion social justice and inspire collective action, recognizing and promoting diversity of thought and voice.