Youth Compassion for Humanity Uganda is a not-for- profit and non-partisan youth led organization that advocates for social and economic rights of vulnerable communities and provision of basic necessities of life
The organization seeks to promote the right to education for all children in Uganda, the right to health for vulnerable and underserved communities and promoting their human rights and dignity and also seek to focus on their right to economic and social justice

In December 2017, focused and outstanding young people, mostly community change agents, full of vigor, enthusiasm, love and compassion for humanity, inspired an idea for starting up a youth led organization, to be a platform of advocating for vulnerable and poor communities’ social and economic rights and provision of education, clean water, health care and economic empowerment for marginalized groups particularly the women and youth. They urged each other at their first initiation meeting, to invest in their full potential and personal abilities, and engage other young Ugandans in collective efforts to save humanity, especially the vulnerable young people and women from the devastations of life i.e. human rights abuses and violations, conflicts, poverty, wars, ignorance and diseases.

Vision: Attainment of social and economic benefits and justice for all

Mission: Realization of social and economic rights and attainment of basic necessities of life to vulnerable communities through advocacy, grass root organizing, research and humanitarian assistance.

Leadership
YCFH Uganda secretariat is headed by the Executive Director who works with the Board Chair – setting strategic priorities and monitoring and evaluating performance, standards, and results.
The General Assembly shall be the supreme authority of YCFH Uganda and lays down all policy guidelines of the organization, using acceptable democratic procedure.
The board is elected by the General Assembly and it constitutes of not more than seven (7) members as follows;
Four (4) are elected directly by a duly Constituted Annual General Meeting Two (2) are members appointed on technical grounds by the General Assembly upon recommendation by the Board. One (1) is nominated by the founder members of YCFH Uganda. The Executive Director is the Secretary to the Board but without voting rights.