• “They were beating the young child like he was a mature man, pow pow pow, it was terrible!” “The teacher spoke so rudely to the [...]

  ‘They were beating the young child like he was a mature man, pow pow pow…’ Words of encouragement?

  07/07/2018
• We have become united for the love of reading! This week was the second week in our new project with our local primary teacher’s college. [...]

  For the love of reading…

  05/07/2018
• For those who pray… There are two prayer requests that we would love you to join us in: Before we can get a Ugandan passport for Myron we [...]

  A police report and a big elbow

  26/06/2018
• This afternoon I popped into a local printing shop to pick up some passport photos Dan had ordered. I walked in and asked: ‘do you have any [...]

  Package for the ‘white person’

  20/06/2018

• Originally posted on The World-Once-Removed Weekly: [...]

  Gulu Prison: Update and a Plan

  18/06/2018
• Car window broke again (cable snapped) – fourth time this year! The result of a short-lived creative solution from local mechanics. [...]
  17/06/2018
• Our work with READ for Life focuses mostly on one single challenge: the quality of teaching reading and writing. To help understand the context [...]

  Challenges in education

  05/06/2018
• Over the past year READ for Life has grown at such a fast rate, it’s almost hard to keep up! We’ve been reporting a lot of these [...]

  Stretching and growing but we need your help

  03/06/2018

• We have a few fingers in different pies and various projects we are working on at the moment – all related in an intricate web to help [...]

  Our readers are ready!

  30/05/2018
• Throughout the past month we have trained more than 400 primary school teacher, have overcome some staff challenges, set and marked our end of [...]

  Up for air

  29/05/2018