Enjoy catching up with our latest news.

Mission 2019 might be finished but the work continues. The Ugandan team don't rest in their mission work and the team have already sent photos and videos of ...

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 about the last 11 years...

The penultimate day in Kasese was spent visiting six women's groups to offer encouragement and to hear some wonderful testimonies. Three of the groups were f...

Thank you so much to everyone who donated to this wonderful mission. Your donations helped in ensuring the success of the mission. Read the blogs to find out...

Mike and I spent our day in Kajwenge visiting schools- something I always enjoy immensely. Lay reader John lives and works at St Peter's Church, Kinyangkoko....

Absolutely it was! Neil brought a large sound system to Uganda for William's church in Customs. We shared our weight allowance in order to bring it, which le...

The women were so joyful in their songs of Praise while Jethro and one of the women rocked it out on the drums. I think we managed a quick lunch before leavi...

It speaks for itself. Now read a few testimonies. 1. Pridas " I helped look after the orphans in Margaret's place. My children have all gone to school. I am ...

The women's groups in Bwera have been working hard to complete their new shelter where they meet every Thursday morning to make briquettes to sell and build ...

What better way to wish Benjamin a happy retirement than to hold a leaders conference. Benjamin has been the driver of his vision to build a community of lea...

Visiting Uganda with Amaha We Uganda in 2016 was an exciting but nonetheless “out of my comfort zone” experience. I wanted to meet the people and see what we...

For the Fuel Briquette training day at the AmahaWe Uganda library we brought about 30 people down from the Rwenzori mountain villages to the library, each pa...

The Kasese District really is a beautiful region but it is so difficult to describe or photograph adequately the saw-tooth nature of the multiple parallel mo...

I was a woman who stayed at home and had no help. I started saving and borrowing from the savings fund. I first borrowed 100,000 UGX and rented a small shop ...

There’s a difference between ‘need’ and ‘want’. Families in Uganda these days may want a television, but they need efficient, environmentally sound, faster, ...

Through belonging to the  Rwesande Women's Group I have learned to read The Scriptures. I can now speak  in front of people. We didn’t have time to smarten u...

It’s been pretty manic the last few weeks in the Southern Rwenzori Mountains. We’ve spent about 30% our time in Kasese at the AmahaWe Uganda (AWU) office wor...

Monday, March 9th, 2015 I am grateful to Amaha We Uganda and the microfinance loans. I borrow money from my women’s group to buy produce twice a week, on mar...

live in Kasese and belong to the St Peter’s Womens’ microfinance group. I am a tailor. I took out a loan from the group and bought cloth from Congo Called Vi...