Directly after a 3 day women's conference we hiked up this innocuous but very steep hill- Mount Tabor or Prayer Mountain. Every 4th...

The first activity of Mission 2023 was to meet up with our Ugandan team at the Nabugabo Retreat Centre, near Masaka, run by The Church of...

Today (24/11/2022) we heard that 30,000 new saplings have been given out for planting to the community of Kisebere in the Rwenzori...

Food relief in photos. Thanks to your generosity we continue to be able to feed the street boys in both Customs and Kasese. We are...

Food relief in photos We are able to continue supporting the vulnerable in various areas of the South Rwenzori Diocese. We are supporting...

More people have been fed, during this latest lockdown, thanks to your generosity. These vulnerable families have received beans and...

Uganda has gone into a period of 42 days lockdown due to rising cases of Covid. Closed markets and closed schools have impacted both our...

The seed, collected from November 2020's bountiful harvest, is now being paid forward to the women who did not receive seed in the first...

On the 21st December the Ugandan team met with the street boys at the library/office in Kasese for their carol service. It is wonderful...

In April 2020 Amaha We Uganda launched an appeal for funds to provide food for the neediest families, in Kasese District, whose lives had...

Despite William's very long and busy day he still made time to update us on how your donations are making a significant impact in Uganda....

The people in Kasese, Bwera and Customs are extremely grateful for the food parcels which kept many families fed during the worst of the...

Would you go this far to feed your neighbours. Our team did. The last of the food was distributed to the 3 church centres and food...

Despite the terrible flooding in recent days the wonderful Amaha We Ugandan Team continue to spend your money wisely. The floods have...

Click on here to watch Tina's interview with William in Uganda

Story by Loren Eisley One day, an old man was walking along a beach that was littered with thousands of starfish that had been washed...

Number 1 it is amazing that we can keep communication going around the world and connect with our Ugandan brothers and sisters. Number 2...

Last year I sent AWU the money for a wheelchair for a lady whom I had seen when I visited Uganda in July/August 2016. Following that...

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And so Mission 2019 draws towards the end. We have had an amazing time in the South Rwenzori but now it was back to Nabugabo to think...