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Okulonyo is a small rural community in Uganda. Tearfund partner PAG began working with the church and community in 2008, helping them mobilise their resources to meet their needs.
Resource Type: Interviews
Reverend Canon Professor Gideon B. Byamugisha was the first African religious leader openly to declare his HIV-positive status. We asked him to share some of his experience and knowledge with Footsteps readers.
Resource Type: Articles
Footsteps had the privilege of interviewing a woman who had been trafficked from Kampala with false promises of work in Asia
Resource Type: Evaluations
An example of how to use Tearfund’s approach to measuring resilience
Resource Type: Articles
Fourthway was founded in 2004 to provide training materials for farmers
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Resource Type: Articles
How church leaders responded to migrants fleeing the rebel army in northern Uganda
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The Peace Promoters use peace-building, mediation and counselling skills to address conflict and improve family relationships in their local communities
Resource Type: Case studies
A case study about a tool to allow communities to work together and reduce dependency on outside help
Resource Type: Articles
LABE (Literacy and Adult Basic Education) is an organisation based in Kampala working in 14 districts of Uganda with experience in promoting literacy rights. Here they share some of their experience and help us to consider the basic steps to follow when starting a literacy programme
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These Rights are Mine is a project that explores the rights of the child with young people in Uganda
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