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     * Project Kindheart
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   * Get involved – be a volunteer
 * Health
   * A-Zs
     * A-Z of nutrients
     * A-Z of diseases
   * Healthy vegan diet
     * Why veganism is healthy
     * What I need each day
     * Vegan for health guide
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     * Spotted hyena
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 * Eat well
   * Taste of Uganda – simply delicious plant-based recipes
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   * Why plant-based or vegan for your health?
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VIVA! UGANDA

Viva! Uganda is passionate about advocating for LIFE. Viva! means ‘long live!’
and is a celebratory expression all over the world, meaning “Have a good long
life”. And that is what we want for people and animals alike. Of course, for us
all to have a good long life, we need a healthy planet!

Viva! Uganda’s call is Be Kind to All Kind.

We explore the consequences of what we eat – on farmed and wild animals, on our
planet and on us. 

We help people change their diet to plant-based to be kind to all kind. Viva!
supports compassionate education of children, women’s empowerment and the
sustainable growing of plant foods.

We campaign against animal cruelty and encourage respect for life. 

Viva! also campaigns to protect our home, planet Earth. And we run projects to
help people eat well with delicious plant-based foods.

Viva! was first founded in the UK in 1994, and subsequently in Uganda and
Poland, and we are now a movement of people working together for more than 30
years creating a humane and more sustainable world for people and all animals.

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RECENT PROJECTS


 * GORILLA DEFENDERS
   
   Viva! is collaborating with HUGO (Human & Gorilla Conflict Resolution), to
   supply equipment to the volunteers protecting the critically endangered
   mountain gorillas in Bwindi National Park.
   
   Read more…


 * COVCC ORPHANAGE
   
   Viva! has partnered with COVCC in Kalagi to teach children to be kind to all
   kind, to respect wildlife and about healthy plant-based nutrition.
   
   Read more…


 * ATLAS VEGAN SCHOOL PROJECT
   
   Viva! Uganda has started working towards a future in which sustainable,
   plant-based farming methods are the norm in Uganda with Atlas Community
   School.
   
   Read more…


 * PROJECT KINDHEART
   
   Project Kindheart is an ambitious school-based initiative run locally by
   Viva! Uganda staff and volunteers.
   
   Read more…

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ANIMALS CONTENT


CHEEKY CHIMPANZEES

Did you know?… Chimps, gorillas, bonobos and orangutans all love to make a
monkey out of each other! They tickle and poke each other for fun. They also
steal from each other just to playfully tease. Their sense of humour shows how
smart they are. They also laugh when they are tickled, or when they wrestle and
play-chase. Chimpanzees can make silent ‘laugh faces’ just like humans. Read
more…




 * BABOON (OLIVE)
   
   There are five species of baboons and they all live in Africa – olive,
   yellow, chacma, Guinea and sacred.


 * HIPPOPOTAMUS
   
   There are 115,000-130,000 hippos left in Africa but their numbers are
   decreasing at a horrifying rate.


 * RHINOCEROS (SOUTHERN WHITE)
   
   In 2005, efforts were made to introduce the southern white rhino to Uganda in
   Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary.


 * ZEBRA (PLAINS)
   
   Few animals are more iconic than the black-and-white striped plains zebra.


 * PANGOLIN (GIANT)
   
   Pangolins are truly unique animals, and rank among the likes of the
   duck-billed platypus for their peculiar appearance.


 * WARTHOG
   
   Warthogs get their name from three wart-like bumps on their head which are
   actually fatty lumps that protect them during fights.

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HEALTH CONTENT


LOVE HEART!

“Did you know?… One in four adults in Uganda have high blood pressure
(hypertension) but most people are  are unaware of it? If left untreated, high
blood pressure increases the risk of a heart attack or stroke. What you eat
plays a big part in having high blood pressure. Scientists advise avoiding meat,
high fat dairy, and salt. To protect your heart they advise eating lots of:

 * Fruits – eg bananas, oranges, apples, mangos, pineapples etc
 * Vegetables – eg broccoli, kale, spinach, carrots, sweet potatoes, tomatoes,
   squash and corn
 * Wholegrains – eg brown rice, wholewheat bread, millet, barley, buckwheat and
   quinoa
 * Pulses (peas, all types of beans and lentils) – eg no added salt kidney
   beans, pinto beans, lentils, black-eyed peas, chickpeas
 * Nuts and seeds – although relatively high in fat, nuts contain the healthier
   unsaturated fats and a small handful of nuts a day can help protect heart
   health.

Plant-based diets are linked to lower blood pressure and overall better heart
health outcomes compared with animal-based diets. Read more…




 * YELLOW FEVER
   
   Like other B vitamins, thiamine helps release energy from your food and
   deficiency can lead to many health problems. Find out which foods contain
   this important B vitamin.


 * TYPHOID
   
   Like other B vitamins, thiamine helps release energy from your food and
   deficiency can lead to many health problems. Find out which foods contain
   this important B vitamin.


 * TUBERCULOSIS
   
   Like other B vitamins, thiamine helps release energy from your food and
   deficiency can lead to many health problems. Find out which foods contain
   this important B vitamin.


 * STROKE
   
   Like other B vitamins, thiamine helps release energy from your food and
   deficiency can lead to many health problems. Find out which foods contain
   this important B vitamin.


 * RIFT VALLEY FEVER
   
   Like other B vitamins, thiamine helps release energy from your food and
   deficiency can lead to many health problems. Find out which foods contain
   this important B vitamin.


 * RABIES
   
   Like other B vitamins, thiamine helps release energy from your food and
   deficiency can lead to many health problems. Find out which foods contain
   this important B vitamin.

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