Our current projects
Projects on going that need support
Coffee Project
Single Mothers’ Coffee project( USD13,671)
You can call for a proposal.“Nabawanuka Concern”
We have demonstrated, training some single and with a little hand,these widows have;
Living positive with HIV/AIDS
How to save some money.
How best they can buy some learning materials for their kids.
Nserester therefore remains with the task of Education and health.
2021-2022, we shall help more 30 single parents. To each family we shall give1 panga, 2 hoes, 450 coffee seedlings and fertilizers where the land is very poor.
USD 412 UGX 1,483,200/= is enough for one family, while Coffee plantation can yield for over 50 years.
Madam Nabawanuka, has this vision and experience, that’s why we termed it. “Nabawanuka Concern”
Transport for students
Transport cost USD 36,000
Having reduced costs buying food for our school, now we need to reduce costs of transport. We spend much money
Transporting students from their homes and taking them back at the close of the term/ semester, while it’s risky by public means, especially girls.
Our students do well in sports, music, Dance and drama every year.
The school has to transport them from zone level, county level, District level to National.
The government only gives us medals and Trophies Not money spend on transport.
The Government mandatory seminars, workshops and academic tours are also very expensive .we therefore need to cut down expenses by buying at least used Coaster bus.
Click www.used cars.co.ug, you will see salers of Toyota Buses in Kampala, USD36, 000 is enough for this (one USD=3600UGX).
Potatoes Project
I am happy to report that 2 acres potatoes project are doing very well.
The Agriculture Students who failed to go home during COVID 19 grafted potatoes cuttings and came up with the type which ;
- withstand draght and a lot of rain fall.
- Restaurant to diseases and pests
- Grow well at any type of soil
- Harvests in 75 day instead of 5 months
- cuttings ,best for SILAGE for animals
- The produce is the biggest in Africa
We are all happy with the initiative and many people every day come over to see what we have done at Sandystones Farmers' City