Working with clan leaders in northern Uganda
I’m OK, You’re OK
Talking about mental health in Rwanda
Celebrating Our Achievements In 2015
Here’s what we achieved in 2015… In Rwanda: ·Women learned new vocational skills that helped them earn an income: In our urban project, women learned hairdressing and cookery and 98% said their income had increased since they joined Aspire; on average, the women were earning about £24/$34 per month by the end of 2015. […]
A Time To Heal?
9 December marked the first International Commemoration of Victims of Genocide.
Celebrating Our Achievements In 2014
Here’s what we achieved in 2014… In Rwanda: ·Women started earning sustainable incomes: 98% of the women said their income had increased since they joined Aspire and only 9% of the women identified themselves as unemployed at the end of the year, down from 58% at the start of the project. The Aspire […]
Patongo Counselling Community Outreach
PCCO offers support to people coping with post-war trauma.
A Problem Shared Is A Problem Halved
Why radio is an important lifeline in northern Uganda
Overcoming Hardship, Looking To The Future
Grace has had an incredibly hard life. But with help from Network for Africa, things are starting to improve.
Seeing Success In Counselling
Barbara and Shelly, US volunteers, talk about the huge progress counsellors have made in Uganda.
Tackling The Hard Topics
Barbara and Shelly, US volunteers, blog about the difficult topics that Patongo counsellors have to address every day.