Contact Migrant Workers’ Voice, Kampala, Uganda

Contact Migrant Workers’ Voice, Kampala, Uganda

Reach out — we’re here to listen

✊🏽 Migrant Workers' Voice — Voice for the Voiceless!

Welcome. Whether you're a migrant worker seeking support, a family member with questions, or someone who wants to stand in solidarity — you've come to the right place. We believe in justice, not charity, and every conversation we have is rooted in dignity and respect.


Meet Abdallah — your point of contact

👋🏽 Abdallah Kayonde is our dedicated contact person. If you're reaching out for assistance, partnership, or just want to learn more about our work, Abdallah is here to help. He knows the routes, the rights, and the real stories behind the statistics. You can connect with him directly on X (Twitter) or through any of our official channels below.


Visit us

📍 We are based at St. Jude Apartments, close to IUIU, Kabojja, Kampala, Uganda.
🗺️ View on Google Maps — come say hello

Our doors are open every day. Whether you need advice, a safe space to share your story, or help navigating a difficult situation, you're welcome here.


Call or message us

📞 Office Phone:
+256 393 333 331
+256 775 184 629

🚨 CRISIS PHONE LINE:
+256 200 911 519 — available for urgent situations

📱 Mobile:
+256 769 073 374
✉️ SMS: Send an SMS if you prefer text
💬 WhatsApp: Chat on WhatsApp — quick, easy, and private

📱 Telegram:
@migrantworkersvoice — join our channel for updates and community


Follow our work

🐦 X (Twitter):
@MigrantRightsUg — organization updates, alerts, and advocacy
Kayonde Abdallah — personal insights and frontline stories

▶️ YouTube:
@migrantworkersvoice3996 — stories from migrant routes, interviews, and awareness content


When to find us

🕒 OPENING HOURS:
MONDAY — SUNDAY
08:00 AM – 05:30 PM

If you can't visit during these hours, reach out via phone or WhatsApp — we'll do our best to respond promptly.


Send us an email

📧 Email:
hello@migrantworkersvoice.org

Whether it's a question, a story, or an offer to support our work — we'd love to hear from you.


© 2017-2026 Migrant Workers' Voice — justice, not charity.