Welcome to the Kuanzia Trust
Kuanzia Trust was established to help local people in East Africa to bring about change in their lives and the lives of those around them.
We can use what, in Western terms, are relatively small amounts of money to invest in projects that will change many lives.
We are a small organisation with no administration costs channelling gifts directly to proven and effective projects which make a significant difference to the lives of poorer people in Uganda.
The projects are visited regularly to monitor progress and offer expertise to make them stronger.
About
Visiting Uganda and Kenya, and making friends with church leaders there, has made us want to make a difference and invest in their future. Kuanzia Trust was established to do just that by a small group of people who have visited East Africa regularly over the past 20 years and wanted to help local people themselves to bring about change.We can use what, in Western terms, are relatively small amounts of money to invest in projects that will change many lives.
We select schemes that, at least in part, are able to become self-sustaining, rather than continually reliant on outside funding. Each project comes from a local vision and is led on the ground by nationals known personally to the Kuanzia trustees, through accredited local NGOs.
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Tumaini food security
Read more: Tumaini food securityThe next step in providing food security for Tumaini children’s home is now completed with 3 acres of land now cleared, poughed and planted with maize, beans and other vegetables. This is a significant step to allieviating the food shortage of recent years and we are grateful for those whose giving made it possible.
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New Signs for BAMI College
Read more: New Signs for BAMI CollegeNew signs have arrived at the college in Mbale in preparation for the start of a new academic year. The next project is completing the main lecture hall and repairing toilets. There is always plenty to do but it’s exciting the see visible signs of progress.
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Feeding Tumaini Children
Read more: Feeding Tumaini ChildrenTumaini has regularly cared for 80 children but the current numbers are down to half of that due to the challenges of feeding the children who are resident. In large part this has been caused by the war in Ukraine which has caused the price of maize flour to increase to several times its pre-war…