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Explosive Ordnance Survivors

We (EONS) strive to see that those explosive ordnance survivors who have recovered satisfactorily and those still struggling to recover psychologically from the traumatic accident are provided a safe, enabling environment for progressive rehabilitation amongst each other.

HOW
WE
SERVE

Estimates of mine/ERW casualties in Uganda put it at 2,792 casualties (533 killed; 2,259 injured); by December 2016.

WHAT IS HAPPENING

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In The Media

Individuals following amputation or which injury sustained often have to relearn how to perform daily activities with or without a prosthesis, and they tend to become more dependent on others, leading many amputees to experience decreased self-esteem.

EONS-GOATS

EONS HORIZON

Rehabilitating survivors to reduce economic challenges that limit their ability to achieve full potential for integrating into society.

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Upcoming

Participation in varying activities has a profound effect on an amputee’s life. It has been shown that involvement in even adaptive sports increases the quality of life for persons with disabilities by increasing self-esteem.

Sponsors And Partners

Envisioning Survivors live dignified fully integrated into society.