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Kabuga Community

Malnutrition is a huge problem in Kabuga as poor soil, small land plots and an unpredictable climate impact family’s ability to grow nutritious food. We’ve been partnering with them since 2008.
  1. Where we work
  2. Africa
  3. Kabuga Community

  • Population29,172
  • Villages8
  • Temp22°C
We’re working to increase family income through diversifying crops and introducing new business to the community. With this new income we are teaching families the types of nutritional food best for their children so they can grow up healthy and strong.

We have already achieved great things in the Kabuga community by providing clean water and helping parents increase in their income to support their children.

We’re working with the people of Kabuga to build a community where children thrive.

We’re working with the people of Kabuga to build a community where children thrive. </br></br>
We’ve been partnering with Kabuga for over five years now and are starting to tackle the harder problems such as changing mindsets about the right to education for girls or early marriage. We’re focusing on building skills, hope and opportunity for Kabuga community. 

After these projects are complete we ensure all our work is sustainable, and that the community is set up to identify and respond to needs as they arise. We plan for our partnership to continue until 2022 when we will have delivered a multitude of skills and knowledge for the community to continue their own development.
people are raising cows and increasing their income
has been saved by over 900 people to prepare for the future
homes have access clean, safe drinking water thanks to a combined effort to build a pipeline

Stories from Kabuga Community

Christine’s animals pave the way

Christine dreamed of university for her children, but just needed a way to make it happen.

Kabuga Community, Africa

Mvano’s double win

Mvano wanted to be in school, but was struggling to get around. There had to be a better way.

Kabuga Community

Making time for school

Niyomugabo had to walk five kilometres to get water that wasn’t even clean. It was making him sick, and miss school.

Kabuga Community, Africa

Let's celebrate children!

Find out what students from Kabuga learnt during the Day of the African Child.

Kabuga Community, Africa

Tim shares an update from the Kabuga Community

As the Country Programme Manager for the Kabuga Community, Tim shares successes in improving education for children in the community, despite some challenging climate conditions.

Kabuga Community, Africa
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