Posts Tagged ‘uganda’
Running 5km a day for 30 days straight doesn’t sound too bad, especially for two young fit firefighters. Now add 34kg of firefighting kit including breathing apparatus and still run 5km each day in around 30 minutes. That is some challenge. This was the torture devised for themselves by two of Hereford and Worcester’s firefighters, […]
Tags: charity challenge, fire safety, firefighter challenge, fundraising event, shared purpose challenge, The Uphill Trust, uganda, Uphill Junior School
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Elius Muhimbise has a dream: To transform society by offering a quality education to everyone who wants to learn, no matter their means. Especially girls. […]
Tags: challenges for girls education, educating girls, education for all, education in uganda, equal opportunities, The Uphill Trust, uganda, universal primary education, Uphill Junior School
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Who would you choose? International development charities have different ways of dealing with construction projects, especially in rural areas. Some like to use overseas volunteers to build schools, clinics and other capital projects; others use local tradesmen. The Uphill Trust is firmly in the second category. We celebrate our local build team – all of whom are […]
Tags: latrine block, The Uphill Trust, uganda, Ugandan primary school, using local builders
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