Africa Stories from our work in Uganda
Adrian’s stay at Kira Farm
Adrian, our CEO, is currently in Uganda visiting many of the projects that we have donated to and seeing them in action for himself. A highlight of the trip so far was the 4 [...]
Masika’s Tailoring Training
Your generosity allows us to help people like Masika, has been empowered by her training at Kyogha Women Development, finding gainful employment at the town council using her skills and experience to run her [...]
Olivia, Tailor Trainee
Meet Olivia who first trained as a tailor with Literacy Aid, Uganda. Your donations granted her the tools to advance her designs, set up her own tailoring business and earn a living supporting [...]
Latest Video from Workaid in Zambia and Uganda
Latest Video from Workaid in Zambia and Uganda In September, Adrian Hatch, our CEO, travelled with Moyra Zaman, our Zambian Co-ordinator and Trustee, to Zambia before he travelled on to Uganda. They visited projects [...]
The Difference Workaid Makes
We're pleased to report that feedback from projects continues to arrive via our online reporting system. It’s wonderful to know how your support for Workaid with tools or money is able to make such [...]
Workaid partner from Uganda wins Social Entrepreneurship award
Congratulations to Meddy! Kisirisa Muhammed (‘Meddy’ to his friends) founded and runs the inspirational AFFCAD project on the edge of the Bwaise slum in Kampala. His team made this fantastic video below for us last [...]
A Virtuous Circle!
One of the fantastic projects we support is in the slum areas in Kampala. I was there in February and completely inspired by BBVI and its founder, Meddy. He was a child of the [...]
Rob’s trip to Kampala
One of the things Workaid people do is visit our partners in Africa, and see the projects we support - there are often things better done face to face! I visited Kampala in February [...]
Sharing knowledge
For many years Workaid has sent volunteers on trips to see the projects in action. It is a great opportunity to get feedback, see the impact and where things can be improved. In recent years we [...]