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Vanilla
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Brick
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Change A Life
Projects
We
have set up many simple projects that are running through the communities. Surely
we don’t want families to become dependant on the organisation, and they
too want nothing but to be able to maintain there welfare independently. So
we look at each family independently and consider there needs and what we can
offer. We then offer different cash generating or food generating schemes which
they can take on. They are then responsible for maintaining there lifeline with
advise from the organisation and reviews when appropriate. This gives them a
feeling of independence and self reliance which builds them to work hard on
there projects and we can successfully say that we have managed to make more
families self dependant through these projects which has maintained the organisations
resources expenditure at minimal levels and only when needed.
Projects
Underway
In
a local village seven miles from the capital city Kampala in Uganda there is
a village which made our first simplest successful project turn over. Within
a few months, a family was able to pass on a goat to another family that had
been produced from one originally bought by the organisation. This kind of turn
over will provide the second family with a source of milk and later on more
goats will be produced to pass over to other families.
Bee
keeping and Honey Harvesting
December
2005
Accomodation
Centre
Plans
are already underway to start building an accomodation centre to house the many
children that do not get families or places to call home.
To help in the fundraising please click on the donate button and give all that
you can. A little will go along way.
Many
families have taken on vanilla farming with a promise that we will try to provide
market for there harvested produce
We
were able to provide 3 families with simple tools used in the trade of making
bricks. These families have now taken on 5 other families teaching them the
tricks of the trade and are now producing bricks ready for sale in there local
community.
Campaign
to provide decent housing and accomodation to those that take in children..
Latest News
This
so far has been the most successful project for the those families that have
taken it on. Many have managed to produce many litres of honey which we they
have sold. For some though they have had to give up due to the stressful nature
that bee keeping is. because many have taken on this activity we are faced with
large quatities of honey that is not sold. We are currently looking for ways
to export the honey to other countries so that the families can get there efforts
worth.
