- Kigo Women's Prison
- We have been supporting the efforts of one of our long-term Ugandan colleagues by soliciting donations and counseling for the women in Kigo Prison.
- HIV Positive Widows and Orphans
- Over the years we have donated substantial quantities of income-generating goods to the Akutwala Ekiro Women's group, which cares for over 400 widows and orphans in Mbuya.
- L'Arche Uganda
- L'Arche Uganda cares for a number of physically and mentally challenged young people. They do an excellent job and we've assisted them on a weekly basis for several years with donations, food, income-generating materials, and programs for the young people.
- Murals Brighten Lives
- For several months our team accompanied one of our volunteers, Nyx Martinez to the main government hospital in Kampala.
- Seeds of Hope Germinate in Prison
- One of our friends, Lukia, has an ongoing ministry to the inmates of a women’s prison here in Uganda. A number of these women were simply near the scene of a crime and so were rounded up by the police. Then, without the means to afford proper representation, they languish in prison indefinitely.
- Radio: Reflections
- We are also providing radio stations with an inspirational radio spot called Reflections, which has become very popular here in Uganda. Reflections contains a wealth of true stories, anecdotes, wit, wisdom, and interesting incidents in the lives of the famous, as well as the unknown.
- Radio: The NuBeat Show
- Each week for the last eight years, we have been broadcasting a free, syndicated, public service youth programme called NuBeat from seven major upcountry FM stations.
- Radio: Night Light
- Our late-night radio programme Night Light has been on air nightly for three years now. We have built up a regular listening audience from a wide cross section of Ugandan society—from students and business people to government officials. The show airs at a convenient time; between 9:30 and 11 P.M.
- The Ik: A marginalized tribe in northeast Uganda
- We were contacted by former missionaries to the Ik to see if we would be able to help by recording Bible stories in the Icetot (pronounced i-che-tot) language for a marginalized tribe, the Ik, who live on the peaks of mountains on the Kenyan/Ugandan border escarpment.
