Project 8/2026 – No Half Measures
After a large number of school desks at Bright Way Primary School in Kampala had been replaced, a new toilet block built, and an entirely new kitchen building completed with new cooking facilities, we had to ask ourselves: should our support end here?There was still one thing missing – a suitable place for the children […]
Project 7/2026 – Hot. Hotter. Gulu.
Life in northern Uganda is not easy. Even by Ugandan standards, the heat can be intense. And anyone who decides to open a boxing club for children and young people in a region shaped by civil war and refugee camps clearly has a strong vision. That is exactly what our long-time friend Kidega Kenneth, a […]
Project 6/2026 We’re moving forward.
After a large number of school desks at Bright Way Primary School in Kampala had been replaced and a new toilet facility had been built for the pupils, one question still remained: How could the provision of meals be improved? Head teacher Harriet Nanyonga convinced us that it would make sense to construct an entirely […]
Project 5/2026 – Bright Way on the Right Track
The toilet facilities for the pupils and teaching staff at Bright Way Primary School in Kampala were in very poor condition. However, clean sanitary facilities are not a luxury, but an essential requirement for school operations anywhere in the world — especially because the hygienic conditions for the girls are particularly important to us. Thanks […]
Project 4/2026 – What is even better than school desks for one school?
School desks for several schools.In a spontaneous hands-on project, we also had another 40 school desks built for Bright Way Primary School, which had reported its need to project manager Malik. We will certainly visit the school on one of our next trips.Many thanks to Malik and to the donors, without whom projects like this […]
Project 3/2026 – School Desks for Junior Possible School
During our last trip, this was one of the schools in Kampala that we visited for a donation handover. The many children’s bright eyes and the gratitude of the teachers are still deeply etched in all our memories. But during the visit, one thing also became clear very quickly: this primary school needed far more […]
Project 2/2026 – Giving Girls a Better Future
One of our main goals is to improve the hygiene situation for adolescent girls at Ugandan schools so they can attend school continuously. Raising money for school fees is already a major challenge for parents, let alone covering the costs of menstrual hygiene. As a result, girls often miss several weeks of school during the […]
Project 1/2026 – Water Is Life
Without water, school operations in Uganda cannot take place—let alone ensuring a self-sufficient supply for the students. After the school garden at Ssekyana Ground was completed, it became clear that the existing options for collecting water there would never be sufficient. Project manager Malik therefore purchased a water tank and, together with his son Adrian—the […]
Project 10/2025 – Weaving a softer nest
When Katarzyna — we call her Kate the Great — told us during our shared journey about the poor sleeping conditions she experienced as a volunteer at Sunnyside School and the affiliated social project Nest of Joy in Ddegeya, it became clear to us: this could be one of our next projects. However, the actual […]
Project 9/2025 – A Classroom in Nature
On October 11, 2025, we launched our next project: an open-air classroom on the Ssekyana Campus, part of the ever-growing Bastion High School. The covered area, furnished with school benches, offers students a special learning space for gardening and agricultural studies — and at the same time, a shady place to relax, read, or enjoy […]