It’s not officially open for students yet, but the Vocational Training College being set up by NNF has already had its first teaching session. A group of local community members who are part of the Missing Link Microfinance project met last week to receive some training on simple book-keeping and…
One of the projects that John is running in Uganda, is the development of a biogas farm. The ultimate aim is for it to produce biogas from animal manure, that can be compressed into cylinders and made available to people as cooking fuel. In so doing they will then not…
Two seminars were held recently at the Acholi Quarters covering a range of topics that come under ‘common medical and health issues’. The seminars were delivered by George Castledine and his team from the UK, and all who attended were very grateful for the extensive amount of information that they gained.
Members of the Lubanga Ber cooperative in Acholi Quarters benefited from some workshops run by a visiting team from UK recently. Workshops included healthy nutrition, basic first aid, and how to start developing a business plan for simple income-generation ideas. All the workshops were very well received, and requests have…
Healthy nutrition, basic first aid, starting a business, and simple book-keeping – 4 workshops that the Missing Link Microfinance members took part in recently as part of the Dragon’s Den weekend. Photos courtesy of Annie Sanderson
Cosmos – who wants to develop his bee-keeping business to include branded, packaged honey that he can sell more widely, as well as increase the number of bee hives so that all the local farmers benefit from the increased levels of pollination of their crops. Rose – who wants to…
14 members of the Missing Link Microfinance programme took part in the first ever Dragon’s Den competition recently. Each person gave a 5 minute ‘pitch’ of their idea to a panel of dragons. The ideas had to be innovative, beneficial to the community, and not something that was currently taking…
