We help families in Uganda secure their livelihoods independently – with a focus on vocational training for young people who cannot afford to go to school.
The Kijaguzo community lies in the former Luweero Triangle in central Uganda – a region deeply marked by the war of liberation after the Idi Amin era. Around 70,000 people live here, most of them young. About 65 % get by on less than two euros a day.
Three trades that allow young people in Kijaguzo to provide for themselves for the long term.
Training for girls and women – from taking measurements to their first own commission.
Training that secures a livelihood with little start-up capital, right in their own village.
Training as a motorcycle mechanic – boda-bodas are the backbone of the region.
We use no donations for administrative costs – your support reaches the people in Uganda in full. As a signatory of the Initiative Transparente Zivilgesellschaft, we publish our figures every year.
Three building blocks – you decide which one you would like to carry.
An open donation towards buying land and building our own centre – saving rental costs in the long run.
The “Vorderwälder Funkenbande”, a community centred around Michael and Carolin Frieben and the Weber family in Neukirch, came
H&S Elektrotechnik GmbH, led by the Hepp family in Kressbronn, made a conscious decision this year to forego
