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Nordic Ski Marathon Challenge

Having visited Kira farm and spent time with Amigos in Uganda I was so impressed by the Charity, all the employees and the amazing Phil who was one of the founders of Amigos. The huge difference they make to so many peoples lives, who have had some of the hardest starts imaginable. In this day and age it is also great that you can be sure that all the money donated actually goes to the charity, and goes into projects that are run by locals for locals for things they actually need.
Running out of poverty

Jackson is a very happy farmer! He has received training in conservation farming techniques and is benefitting from the brand new Amigos Millers!
Clean water combats domestic abuse

Life can be challenging for a young mum – particularly in remote areas. Ruth from Kiyenje village, Masindi, used to walk 10 km every day in search for good drinking water, with her small baby on her back.
The Granny who walked 3460 km a year!

Anna used to walk 10 km every day to reach a good water source – that’s 70 km a week, 280 km a month, and 3460 km in a year.

Sponsor a child

Breaking the cycle of poverty for children in Africa AND their family
About the farm

At Kira Farm Development Centre just outside of Uganda’s capital, Kampala, 40 young people acquire life-changing skills over the course of one year.
Our team in the UK

At Amigos we run a tight ship with just four staff members (three of whom are part-time). We are fortunate to be blessed with a small army of highly skilled volunteers who keep our running costs low, ensuring maximum funds can be ploughed into our projects in Uganda.
How we work

We work alongside Ugandan communities to help increase crop yields, food, income, education, clean water, and health.
Why we exist

Amigos is a charity creating lasting solutions to poverty and hunger in Uganda.
Kira Farm Development Centre

Training the next generation of mothers and fathers
Child sponsorship

By becoming a sponsor, you will help break the cycle of poverty for your sponsored child AND their family
Joseph's blog: 14 Days, 14 Lessons Learnt!

My job makes me smile! Why? I have just spent two weeks visiting the 393 precious children who are part of the Amigos child sponsorship programme in Uganda.
Support a bee project

and help train a rural communities in beekeeping to improve their income, nutrition and health
Be the change

The ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do (Steve Jobs). Your generosity allows Amigos to complete projects in clean water, conservation farming, education, beekeeping, and vocational skills training for communities as a whole. Without your donations, it simply would not be possible to provide a hand-up for the 41,000 people that we reached in 2017, who were living in extreme poverty.