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We support orphans & vulnerable children in remote Ugandan villages by working with the whole community

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We protect springs, sink boreholes and set up water tanks next to homes with many orphans.

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Health Education is an integral part of the  Mobile Clinic’s work.  Treatment is given for everyday illnesses and for tropical diseases such as malaria.

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Our Organic Farm demonstrates how to get the best from the land and gives advice on Nutrition.

We  work in remote villages to combat ill-health and malnutrition.

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We give training in business management and skills.  We fund income generating projects

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We sponsor the schooling of children from Nursery to Further Education.

We make sure orphans retain their rights  to their land and property

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Bega kwa Bega – helping communities in need to help themselves

We support orphans & vulnerable children in remote Ugandan villages
by working with the whole community.

Latest News

28th December 2021 Every year BkB distributes ‘Christmas Parcels’ to the poorest.  These parcels contain sugar, salt, dry beans, dry peas, rice, bread, blue band, cooking oil and beef. 178 households (around 900 people)) received Distribution of Christmas parcels this year. 

  • A grandmother with her parcel
  • A mother with her children
  • Carrying Chistmas parcel home

19th December 2021 BkB’s has not worked East of Kampala before Joe Grush Family’s Spring which is found in Nabbaale village, Mukono district in Central Uganda.. The well is used by 50 households in addition to Kijo and Kito villages. Three primary schools comprising 530 children in total, two churches, one mosque and three drug shops also use this well and it is a source of income.

The Spring before protection. A child purshing a stone towards the spring. Using the newly protected spring. Colecting the new jerry cans.

10th December 2021 BkB’s Agriculturist in his weekly report writes: This week’s training is a continuation of last week’s on natural resources and energy saving stoves.  To construct the stove one has to mold ant-hill soil and mix it with dry chopped grass, fresh cow dung, sieved wood ash, water, potato veins and okra leaves so as to enhance the hardness of the mortar. The stoves have two or three cooking areas on top and one opening on the side where firewood is placed and lit.   

Villagers molding the mortar and the completed stove.

29th November 2021 BkB’s Nutritionist after her weekly visit to Kasoozo:

A demonstration on 2 Income Generating food items was done. The food items were samosas and vegetable pies. The types made for the former are bean samosas and rice samosas and for the latter, cabbage pies and Irish potato pies.The two food items were balanced with major food nutrients as required by the body such as; carbohydrates, proteins and vitamins.  Thus apart from income generation the foods also improve the nutritious status of the consumers.

Women filling the samosas with rice and beans and before, kneading the flour for the samosas.

22nd November 2021 From BkB’s Agriculture Manager on his weekly visit to a small village, Nasoozo.

Farmers planted improved potatoes vein variety at the demonstration garden. The variety that is known as Naspot 13 is also locally known as kipapali. It is rich in vitamin A and proven to enhance eye sight. It’s demand is high because of its short maturity period of 3 months Beside being eaten as a tuber the potatoes can also be processed into powder form and consumed in form of porridge hence very good for our children….

Farmers planting potatoes, then during the agro processing training and lastly packaging the processed agro products.

16th November 2021

We have a new Protected Spring – Richardson Spring. It is in the village of Nakanyenya in central Uganda. It provides clean water for 4 villages, 500 households, 2 schools (700 children) and a clinic.

Before and after protecting the spring


UK Registered Charity No: 1100378 www.bkbuganda.org
Uganda Registration No: 2869 www.bambiugandaorphans.org
USA IRS ID No: 34-2009 707