Rescue One More

Rescue One More Creating a pathway to safety, justice, and healing for child survivors of s-xual violence in Uganda

Do what is just and right. Rescue from the hand of the oppressor”_Jeremiah 22:3.Throughout Scripture, God calls us to pu...
08/14/2026

Do what is just and right. Rescue from the hand of the oppressor”_Jeremiah 22:3.

Throughout Scripture, God calls us to pursue justice and stand with those who are vulnerable.

At Rescue One More, this calling guides our mission: to protect children from dangerous situations, pursue justice for survivors, and create communities where every child is safe and supported.

Together, we can be a voice for the vulnerable and help rescue one more child.

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08/10/2026

We are excited to announce the official launch of our Jinja Community Action Team.🎉🎉🎉

We are happy to partner with police, teachers, local authorities, and communities to strengthen child protection and rescue one more child from danger.

Thank you Jinja City for welcoming us.



08/07/2026

“I really admire the Community Action Teams and the work they do through their outreach programs.” — Alice Malinga, OC-CID Police.

Protecting children is a shared responsibility, but it starts with knowing what to look for and how to respond.

Through our Community Action Teams, we equip children, parents, and communities with the knowledge to recognize signs of abuse, speak up, and take action before it’s too late.

Together, we are building communities where every child is seen, heard, and protected.





When it comes to protecting a child, timing is everything.That’s why our prevention teams train community members, teach...
08/05/2026

When it comes to protecting a child, timing is everything.

That’s why our prevention teams train community members, teachers and parents to notice risk and report it immediately through a clear pathway that connects directly to Rescue One More and local child protection services.

If you’re not sure how to report a child protection concern in your area, message us. We’ll point you in the right direction.



As we confront the heartbreaking reality of child abuse and neglect, we cannot help but ask: What will it take for us to...
08/03/2026

As we confront the heartbreaking reality of child abuse and neglect, we cannot help but ask: What will it take for us to truly protect every child?

Each month, we encounter stories of abuse and neglect that stop us in our tracks. You would think we would become used to hearing them. We never do.

Every child who walks through our doors carries a wound, but each one carries a completely different story. And that is exactly the point: this is not one crisis. It is countless children, each one deserving to be seen, heard, protected, and given the chance to heal.

While every story is shocking, we work to turn that shock into action.

Child protection is everyone’s responsibility. Listen to survivors. Challenge the silence. Hold one another accountable. Demand better.

The time for change is now.

For any inquiries or concerns, call the Uganda Child Helpline 116 or the Police toll-free number 0800 199 195.



Every child deserves a childhood filled with love, safety, and the freedom to dream.Yet for far too many children, that ...
07/30/2026

Every child deserves a childhood filled with love, safety, and the freedom to dream.

Yet for far too many children, that promise is stolen by trafficking, exploitation, and sexual violence.

On this World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we remember what is too often hidden: children being exploited, silenced, and stripped of the safety they were born to know. And yet, even in the hardest places, we also see what cannot be taken away: dignity, resilience, and the will to survive.

Ending child trafficking is more than preventing exploitation; it is creating a world where every child is seen, valued, protected, and allowed to flourish.

Today, let us be the generation that refuses to look away. Let us raise our voices, strengthen our communities, and stand together until every child can grow up free from violence and fear.



Because of your vigilance and support, Quarter 2 brought meaningful progress in protecting children across Kampala and M...
07/29/2026

Because of your vigilance and support, Quarter 2 brought meaningful progress in protecting children across Kampala and Mukono.

Last quarter, more children were brought to safety, families received the support they needed, and communities were equipped with the knowledge to better protect children from sexual violence.

Every child reached represents a life changed and a future made safer.

Thank you for your unwavering support, collaboration, and commitment to helping us rescue and protect one more child and then one more.

Together, we are creating safer communities where children can thrive.



A 75-year-old HIV-positive man has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after being convicted of aggravated defilement a...
07/28/2026

A 75-year-old HIV-positive man has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after being convicted of aggravated defilement against three girls aged 7, 9, and 12.

This conviction was made possible through the dedication of our Makindye Community Action Team, local authorities, and supporters who believe every child deserves justice.

This is just one story that reflects the justice, support, and hope made possible every day through our collective efforts.

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07/24/2026

“You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish the saving of many lives.” — Genesis 50:20

Every child who comes through our doors carries a story that should never have been theirs to bear.

What perpetrators intended for harm, God is redeeming through healing, justice, restoration, and hope.

Seeing our children able to sing, play and dance is proof that God can bring good from even the darkest circumstances.

Together, we are helping children move from trauma to healing.

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Often, when we ask children and caregivers why abuse was not reported earlier, we hear the same response: “We didn’t kno...
07/22/2026

Often, when we ask children and caregivers why abuse was not reported earlier, we hear the same response: “We didn’t know where to report.”

Knowing where to report can make the difference between a child receiving justice and a perpetrator going free.

If a child discloses abuse to you, report it immediately at your local police station or call the Uganda Child Helpline at 116 or the Police toll-free at 0800 199 195

Reporting abuse is the first step toward protecting children.



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