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Charities supporting Uganda

Teso Development Trust - Working with the Teso people in Northern Uganda to provide relief, recovery and development.

Christian African Relief Trust (CART) - To help people who have little or nothing in Africa.

Edith's Home - The "Edith's Home" project is based in Kumi District in Teso Uganda, and provides support for children who have been orphaned due to AIDS.

Quaker Involvement in Northen Uganda - Factsheet on work with the Acholi people.

Information about Uganda

The New Vision - Ugandan newspaper on-line.

U.S. Department of State Website - Profile of Uganda.

British Foreign and Commonwealth Office - Profile of Uganda.

BBC - Country profile of Uganda.

British Department for International Development - Profile of Uganda.

Human Rights Watch - Report on conflict in Northern Uganda - July 2003.

Quaker Involvement in Northen Uganda - Details of the work of the Quaker Peace and Social Witness (QPSW) Group in Gulu district, the home of the Acholi people.

Other relevant links

The Charity Commission - The regulator and registrar for charities in England and Wales.

Charities Aid Foundation - Not-for-profit organisation committed to effective giving.

GuideStar UK - Comprehensive information about every charity - from the largest national charity to the thousands of small charities that are active in every community.

Human Rights Watch - An independent, nongovernmental organization, supported by contributions from private individuals and foundations worldwide.

Hantsweb - The website of Hampshire County Council.

Bishops Waltham Community Website - The Hampshire village of some of our supporters.

Christos Georghiou - Illustration, Art, Design - Showcase of the work of Christos Georghiou. Many thanks to Christos for designing the logo at the top of the pages on this site.

Mountain Bike Trails Around Swanmore - The Internet's leading site about mountain bike riding around the village of Swanmore in Hampshire. Site contains four trails with maps and photographs.