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Hope Junior School: Providing a solid foundation for Kids to succeed at higher education
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Teachers’ Housing at Hope Academy: Giving students access to teachers for extra help
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Raising Pigs as an income venture to enhance sustainable development
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U.S. Ambassador to Uganda meets with URF Staff and Volunteers
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Training Village Health Workers to ensure access to basic community health in rural Uganda
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Improving community health starts with kids: Medical students conduct health education in Uganda’s rural schools
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University of Minnesota Medical Students reaching out to Ugandan villages through Medical Camps
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Life at URF – The Soccer game: A Volunteer’s experience in Uganda
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Orphan Epidemic: Nine-Year-Old Boy Cares for Three Siblings and Elderly Grandmother
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Students making Herbal Soap & Jelly to improve health, hygiene and generate income
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Should Children Have to Overcome Rain and Scorching Heat to Receive an Education?
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Solar lamps for all Students at Hope Academy to enable them to study at night
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Rainwater harvesting system for Bugonzi primary school installed by EWB
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A gift of a bike to alleviate the burden of students walking long distances to school
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Empowering rural youth through leadership camps, games, sports, and skills training
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Consulting village leaders to promote participatory community development
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Netball-a fun sport that builds character, leadership, & health competition among girls
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Cultural Exchange Day – An effort to promote intercultural awareness among students and volunteers
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Promoting leadership among the youth to ensure sustainable development
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Alcohol and your life: Sensitizing students on the dangers of Alcohol
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Health facts sheet designed to aid in community health education
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Fighting AIDS: Testing, Counselling, and Sensitization among the youth
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A new Library Borrowing system to promote a culture of reading among Ugandan students
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Soccer competitions at Hope Academy: Promoting teamwork, discipline, and leadership
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Vincent Oketch, 10 years, with swollen buttocks and needs urgent medical help
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Celebrating Women’s Day, Celebrating Life!
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Village Homestays connect volunteers with families and Uganda culture
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Empowering rural Youth through village banking (micro-finance) and business skills
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Revamping the Hope Academy Library making it user-friendly
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Ensuring Kids’ Health through Health Promotions workshops in primary schools
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New Textbooks to improve the quality of education for kids in Uganda’s rural schools
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Leadership Institute offering leadership training for kids in primary schools
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Medical Camps, addressing village health needs
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Youth promoting health living through community service, cleaning up townships
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Youth United to Serve: A new youth group empowered to address youth challenges & curb poverty
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Chicken Project to generate income toward sustainability of URF projects and local community
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My African Experience: A volunteer’s experience with URF
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Small classes and student-focused teaching provide a foundation for a quality education at Hope Academy
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Village banking and entrepreneurship training empower rural families to become economically independent
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I have now completed my O’Level and I must say that it has not been my effort but rather your help; Thank you!
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2011 Achievements: Clinic, 3 Medical camps, Leadership Institute, Village health workers, Solar, 2 Homes, & more
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I.T Camp: Bridging the digital-divide, empowering rural kids through information technology
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Empowering men to engage in community development
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URF builds Dry Stands: A simple tool to improve sanitation and household hygiene for village homes
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Giving back to the community: Hope Academy graduates return to volunteer with URF
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Vegetable gardens: Improving the nutrition and food security for child-headed families
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Piggery project empowering women and families in rural Uganda
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Preventative community health outreach through health education and basic treatment
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Integrating vocational skills in the high school curriculum to enhance quality education at Hope Academy
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Wishing Success to Primary Seven students in the neighboring primary schools







