Merry Christmas from Alongside Africa
After a very busy few months we wanted to update you on all that is going on with our work, both here and in Uganda. There are many stories to tell in Read More
Provide opportunities, not aid
After a very busy few months we wanted to update you on all that is going on with our work, both here and in Uganda. There are many stories to tell in Read More
We have expanded our range of unique, African crafts to include beautiful artwork, clothing and bags. Give a present which gives opportunities to the Read More
Graeme Naish Memorial School is one of our partners in Uganda that several of our sponsored children attend. There is a nursery and primary school Read More
We are very proud of the women's groups who make our wonderful woven baskets who have shown a great eagerness to be trained in making the paper beads Read More
Soroptimists inspire action and create opportunities to transform the lives of women and girls through international partnerships. We are looking Read More
This is a small, (60 pupils) school that was started in 2005 in a rural village called Kiriba (pronounced Chiriba) on the edge of the Bwindi forest. Read More
In October the children of Amazing Love School took part in a competition to design a picture for Alongside Africa to use on their 2012 Christmas Read More
On the 7th September 2012, our Chairman Lawrance and his wife Monica set off for a 3 month stay in Kabale, Uganda with a focus on strengthening and Read More
In this edition of our new look newsletter; we are highlighting our Give a Child a Chance sponsorship programme. We want to tell you that each of our Read More
Recent craft sales held at Tentertainment and Newington Summer Fete in Folkestone, Kent raised over £200 that can now be returned to the Read More
The Alongside Africa Give A Child A Chance programme is a fantastic and rewarding way to directly help a child get a head-start in life. The details Read More
Amazing Love Primary and Nursery School, located in Kabale, was founded and built by Saturday James in 2008. Having settled in the village of Read More