An exhibition of stories and pictures by young people inspired by the prehistoric rock paintings in Nyero

CONGRATULATIONS to our project supervisor and permaculture consultant, Charles Mugarura, for success in his huge effort to have Permaculture accepted on to the new Ugandan school curriculum for the first time.

Covid-19 restrictions in Kamuli District have continued to create many problems for the project, especially because of school closures.

Moses Ekoi reports that the Goat unit has improved a great deal.

The latest figures from the World Health Organisation

The NOVC (Ngora Orphan & Vulnerable Children) project is evolving.

The Christmas catalogue is changing emphasis – but it will definitely NOT be the last catalogue, far from it. Read on for an update on the new venture which is going to take the place of the NOVC (Ngora Orphan and Vulnerable Children) project after 2021.

This year's successful plant sale has raised funds that will make a real difference to communities in Uganda

It's disappointing not be able to host our annual spring sale. It's usually a great opportunity to meet friends, supporters and our local community. The good news is that you're still able to get the plants while supporting our projects in Uganda – help that's badly needed during the pandemic.

FRIDAY 14TH FEBRUARY 2020, 7.30pm at OSWESTRY METHODIST CHURCH CASTLE STREET

We need funding for 15 permaculture training delegates from Ngora district who will then pass on their knowledge and skills to their communities.

Your support this Christmas will help to lift children out of poverty, give them hope and opportunities for a better future.