tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12475726068149656032024-08-29T09:37:36.711+03:00Giving everyone the ability to volunteer overseas with Orphans, Teaching and Building Projects in Rural Villages across Uganda. Follow our journeys on this blog about the projects, volunteers and others in this beautiful country and help change the life of one or more of these people, if we change one life for the better we change the world. We look forward to having you and giving you this experience for a lifetime!Mzungu Volunteershttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14046442441631400278noreply@blogger.comBlogger11125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1247572606814965603.post-46919196301744442532012-06-02T18:00:00.000+03:002012-06-02T18:01:43.506+03:00

Bring Safe Water to Katungu Hills? Yes, a safe drinking water project by the Mzungu Volunteers family, with over 500+ households in the Katungu village to benefit. Explore this new exciting project coming from the ideas of the villagers themselves to reality with the help of the volunteers and Mzungu! Katungu is an amazing village full of beautiful Ugandans who will welcome you as family,

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So, another season’s over and it’s time to share what we've seen and experienced. Whether it’s been a glorious success, dire disaster or, as is more often the case, something in between, everyone always has an important goal to accomplish each year. The things that happen It’s seldom difficult to think of things to say when things have gone well but a poor year or a season of dreadful

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I look around me and see their faces when they walk over every day, coming right at my door, from the neighborhood or the orphanage. It creates a strong feeling in me. In the last 3 years since I have been involved in helping children, I have never had enough time to spend with them. Although I have helped more than 50,000 kids in Uganda since 2008 with the support from local communities

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I love to travel because its a way of change, a life that could turn your life to think, feel different and find ways to overcome the challenges and situations you are facing to be able to create a better environment for the people around us and ourselves. The page i've been reading since 2008..... From the saying "The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page" by Saint

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Hmmmm!! Uganda. Interesting country so far I have to say. Three weeks have passed since I arrived in Entebbe International Airport, and the first thing I can think of that describes what I have experienced so far in Uganda is ‘mzungu’. Everywhere I go;from small children and even adults sometimes say ‘mzungu’. They usually say it when greeting me and asking ‘How are you?’which apparently

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Uganda becomes the world's top destination for travel 2012. Why?, take off time to a journey of the most fascinating volunteering experience combined with exploring through the scenic beauty of the beautiful landscapes, wild and vegetation of the country's outskirts.  Providing amazing journey holidays for one and all, Uganda combines a laidback life design with stunning organic

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Voluntourism Takes on a New Meaning When i was first introduced to volunteering as a vacation, I knew I had to experience it for myself. Since then, years ago, volunteering has become a passion. It wasn’t until recently though, that with the help of friends this passion was taken to a new level – through it my friends and I have embarked on an important journey. Our walks through the

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Sometimes i used to think that i was the only person that has lived a life with a terrible beginning because it all began living by myself at only 5yrs, but growing up and taking my journey through the world and following my road through Uganda i've come to know there are people out there that are living a life  you would say no to if asked to choose but of course in this world you don't

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In Uganda today, more than 30% of country’s population under the age of 15, 1 million of those children are orphans, and 600,000 of those children have no home, they live among the streets by the walls of beautiful buildings, garbage, abandoned houses and are passed by millions of people everyday . The lives of these children are at high risk as they live without food, shelter and spend days

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  Volunteering is an amazing experience. These days you can work with street and orphaned children in Africa ; teach English to local and rural schools; or renovate schools across the continent. You might be someone just out of school, a family seeking both travel and volunteer experience, or a professional who would like to donate their skills – how about serving as a care taker or

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Here in Uganda it is a world of great extremes. There are  countless orphans abandoned everyday all around the country; too many to count and too many to help them all , and then there are the everyday Ugandans who push their survival 30 kilometers up long impossible hills just to feed their families with the cooked banana Motoke. Then there are the remote village children. Impossibly

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