What 'Help Uganda' needs?

Large expenses

• £10,000 to purchase HUG House which is currently rented. The owners want to sell it and we are in danger of being made homeless.
  
  
• £9000 to run our boarding programme which allows children from other islands with no schools to access education
  
  
• £8000 to run our vocational training programme for young people to get a skill to earn a living
  
  
• £7000 to buy a new vehicle to carry our children and goods. Our present one is on its last legs
  
  
• £4500 a year to run our schools’ feeding programme which provides daily school lunch to 100 children
  
  
• £4000 to run HUG House and the 9 children we look after
  
  
• £3500 to set up a small farm to grow our own food and run training courses for our children and the community
  
  
• £3000 a year to run our school requirements programme, which provides exercise books, pens, uniforms, shoes and bedding to our children
  
  
• £1000 to buy mosquito nets for 200 families to combat malaria, the killer disease which claims huge numbers of children
  
  
• £500 to build and equip a nursery school on Lwazi landing site on Bubeke. The current nursery school is run from the teacher’s tiny house
  
  
• £500 to pay for boat fuel for a year, to enable us to get out to the islands

Smaller Expenses

• £150 to buy stationary for all our children for a term
  
  
• £100 will buy tools and equipment to set up a young person in carpentry or tailoring
  
  
• £50 will buy a basic needs kit - clothes, toiletries, shoes and socks, uniform etc
  
  
• £40 will buy a bedding kit - mattress, blanket, sheets, mosquito nets, and towel
  
  
• £40 will pay for daily porridge for 25 children for a term
  
  
• £10 a month each grant towards the nursery teachers’ salaries at Lwazi and Mutambala landing sites
  
  
• £10 will buy a pair of shoes for one child
  
  
• £5 will buy a mosquito net for one child
  
  
• £5 will buy a uniform for one child