BONGA

We acquired a piece of land and we started growing our own food in an economic and sustainable way. Our first harvest will be potatoes, corn and cabbage.

We are continuously gathering information on agro topics and further developing the agro section of our online school. This will enable us - as well as many others around the world - to benefit from this free available knowledge.

The potato project is maybe our most symbolic project. We have been growing potatoes in large bags, involving all our children and sharing food within the community.

Many remote communities are struggling with a severe water crisis. At both individual and community levels, the only water source available is often miles away in the forest. One key initiative is digging a well in a suitable location at our farm land and one within the community accessible to all residents.

Remote communities are lacking the access to energy. Our program aims to provide our community with renewable energy sources like biogas and solar energy.

Remote communities not only face the absence of water and energy but also lack proper connection to the outside world. Our program aims to provide communities with phones, laptops and internet connection.

Kalama Your-Friend Community is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering and uplifting the local community through various initiatives aimed at eradicating poverty, promoting unity, and providing essential services. Our biggest dream is the development of a comprehensive community center called "In His Hand," which will serve as a hub for various programs and facilities.

Our organisation is preparing health campaigns for the remotest communities to increase the awareness and knowledge about health conditions.

Our organization aims to establish a Health Center in Mityana - Kalangalo that will serve as the central hub for local healthcare and all health outreach programs and campaigns.

Financial literacy is a crucial skill that is often overlooked in many communities, leading to a cycle of poverty that seems endless. We have initiated a project aimed at improving the financial literacy of our community through the introduction of microeconomics basics lessons.

Our program aims to uplift vulnerable girls and women by teaching them the traditional skills of weaving and basketry. By equipping them with these skills, the program seeks to break the cycles of poverty that have hindered their economic independence.

“Okutunga mu Bikolwa” (Tailoring in Action) program is an initiative aimed at empowering vulnerable girls, young mothers, and widows. The program aims to provide tailoring skills and small business management knowledge to help these women establish sustainable businesses.

Giving access - free of charge - to anyone around the word to learning material for primary and secondary school, adult education and specific courses.

We aim to build a school, which will enable anyone in the local community and surroundings to have access to physical classroom education.

Financial literacy is a crucial skill that is often overlooked in many communities, leading to a cycle of poverty that seems endless. Kalama Your-Friend CBO, has initiated a project aimed at improving the financial literacy of our community through the introduction of microeconomics basics lessons.

Teaching interested community members about the basics and more of modern farming, ensuring economic and sustainable agriculture.

Through a series of workshops, training sessions, and mentorship programs, the project will provide a platform for young individuals to explore their artistic talents, build confidence, and develop essential life skills. sector.

This project encompasses a wide range of disciplines that involve the preparation, cooking, presentation, and service of food.

We are trying to establish a football academy to empower vulnerable boys and girls through nurturing them into healthy and dedicated men and women in sports.