And then there were 12. Rachel spent the night being very unwell (turns out Sarah is a very understanding roommate) and has sadly been confined to bed, hoping to join the team in the afternoon if the sickness etc eases. Uganda isn't the best place to be so poorly, but...

Day two of our work in the school and village, with lots to be done. Derek was up and out early securing prices and products to make up the food parcels ready for Saturday, which meant a slightly slower start for the rest of us. The children greeted us with waves,...

    Family receive news that a sponsor has agreed to pay for their education whilst at the African Child Education Trust Primary School Lumperie The children’s home town is about 6 hours drive north of Lumperie.  Although there is a school in their...

A small team will be returning to Lumperie in November 2016.We plan to install a boundary fence around the school, which currently is very open and is easy for anyone to enter the site. The fence will consist of concrete posts strung with wire and interspersed with a...

During our recent visit to the project in Lumperei we had a visit from Owen and his mother.  Now Owen has the wheelchair his life is much improved because his mother is able to take him outdoors; no more lying on the mud floor all day with little else to do.  He...

Fredrick took over has Head Teacher in January 16, since then the standard of the education being taught as significantly improved. I first met Fredrick in May 16, it was during this meeting that I learned the teachers had not been paid since March. This was...