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Seeking loans!

We are getting closer to our goal of raising the money necessary to build the brick wall for our child care center! For those that don’t know, Life in Africa in Kampala is starting a child day care center. There are so many single mothers in the neighborhood, some of whom attend the LiA tailoring [...]

SECURITY WALL FOR CHILD CARE CENTER

It’s approximately two months since I posted that Life in Africa Kireka developed a tailoring project that is aiming at training the teenage mothers, the teenage mothers are those young girls who conceived at early ages and can neither  continue with school nor get married.  The tailoring project is going on successfully with over twenty [...]

Mushrooms for Kireka

Dark room construction

I am so excited to see this great project taking shape. The members of LiA Kireka are starting a mushroom farm at their center. Mushrooms have become very popular in Uganda and are served now in most of the hotels and restaurants. They have mostly been imported at a high price but [...]

Including Teenage mothers in Computer & Tailoring Skill Training

As part of our efforts to transform the community through life skill trainings, Life in Africa Kireka thought that we should not leave behind the teenage mothers of Acholi quarter. There are more than 3,000 displaced families in Acholi quarter, and the numbers of teenage mothers contribute to this.  The life at this IDP (internally [...]

Lia Kireka with New York University students

These are some of the photos taken early this year when New York University students’ dance group  visited Uganda and  performed with Lia kids at National Theater. It was very interesting to see our kids performing just like NY students despite the fact that training was only for four days.

Making Recycled Beads in Kireka

On my last visit to Uganda, I spent almost six weeks working with the women of Kireka to help them set up a program of group production so they could make their beads and jewelry faster. It was an amazing experience and I think that I learned as much as they did. They are an [...]