TRUST FUTURE UGANDA
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Uganda
Education
Social work
Education
Social work
Permanent
About the project
TRUST FUTURE UGANDA
📝 Detailed information
🏢 About the local organisation
Introduction The Medium and Long Term Volunteer Program (MLTV program) is an international volunteer exchange program
under Uganda Pioneers' Association (UPA). UPA has hosted international volunteers since the organization was started
in 1989. UPA uses volunteer exchange and intercultural cooperation as tools for fulfilling its overall aim:
To promote community based development, intercultural cooperation and youth participation through voluntary work.
The objectives of the MLTV program are to: 'e Contribute to the development of community based social services
'e Promote and improve natural and acquired skills useful to the community 'e Promote and exchange cultures in order
to create friendship and mutual understanding 'e Encourage the youth as dynamic age group to take leading roles in
development UPA partners with organisations, institutions, UPA branches and projects that aim to develop local
communities reduce poverty and promote volunteerism. The following is an outline of organisations, institutions
and projects that host volunteers from UPA. The aim of the outline is to assist future volunteers to choose a
particular project or placement that he/she wishes to work with and to direct UPA when identifying host places that
matches the qualifications and wishes of the volunteer.
💼 What the programme involves
Trust Future Uganda (TFU) is an indigenous registered Non Governmental Organization with its registration No. S5914/8905. Established in 2009 to provide support to OVCs, disadvantaged Youths and Women by laying emphasis on Education, Health and Economic Empowerment.
Trust Future Uganda mainly targets OVCs (Orphans and vulnerable children),youths and women with the emphasis put on School dropouts, disadvantaged children, HIV/AIDS Orphans, Teenage mothers and victims of domestic violence.
Trust Future is mainly operating as a school even though it offer also other activities in the community especially during holidays.
Trust Future Uganda is located in Kazo Central Zone Nabweru Katooke Road,Nansana Town Council, Wakiso District and 5km from Kampala City Centre.
Aims
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To create awareness on Health related issues such as prevention o fHIV/AIDS, and Malaria Control in communities.
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To increase awareness on Sexual Reproductive Health Care and Rights among the communities.
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To network and support Orphans and disadvantaged Children in areas of Education and Health.
Activities
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Support Orphans and other Vulnerable Children with basic needs such as Education, Shelter, Clothes, Food and Medical care.
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To provide recreational activities to children and youth such as games and Sports (during school times), Drama etc through which preventive messages about HIV/AIDS can be passed on to the Community (during holiday).
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To provide rehabilitation services to children who are sexually exploited by offering them behavior change sessions, Legal support etc.
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Training life skills. Provision of vocational skills to vulnerable children.Teaching crafts.
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Preventive Curative Health Service together with Nature Africa
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child protection service (children's right and responsibility)
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Primary School
Volunteer tasks
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Teaching activities i.e. Art work, P.E and English.
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Social Support to HIV/AIDS Orphans and other Vulnerable Children.
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Join in Home visits to positive living Children or other Vulnerable Children to assist in Food preparation, Hygiene, Based Medical Care and Counseling
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Office work related to organization development and programming (depending on the skills of the volunteer).
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Participate in organizing recreational activities, retreats for Children etc.(only taking place in April and July)
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Music Dance and Drama (end of the year towards the end of the 3rd term
🏠 Accommodation on site
Accommodation UPA has a guesthouse for the volunteers. We can accommodate about 18 volunteers at a time.
The volunteers have to share room with others. The guesthouse is well equipped. It has one kitchen, a bathroom
and a toilet. It is not very luxury but fulfills the basic needs and standards. Apart form the guesthouse you can choose
to stay with a host family. The host families are either in the same area with the guesthouse and the UPA office or can
be chosen close to your project. Staying with a host family gives you the chance to get in touch with the Ugandan culture
on a different level than staying in the guesthouse among other foreign volunteers, even though the standard of living
might be more basic than in the guesthouse. Accommodation will be at the UPA guest house in Nansana or maybe hosted
directly at the project. It is also possible to stay in a host family.
📍 About the location
Office hours are from 8:30am 4:00pm.
Transport
From the UPA Guest House it is 15 min with a Boda Boda. Cost are about 6 000 UgSh to and from.
ℹ️ Additional information
Participants are required to pay a fee of Euro 500 (five hundred Euros) on arrival for 1- 3months and Euro 50 (fifty Euro) in advance for each additional month the volunteer will extend.
Interested in this project? Create your account and apply online.
Sign in to apply📅 Available sessions
UPA/MLTV 19
01/01/2014 → 31/03/2015
Volunteers registered
5 / 20
♂ 0/10
♀ 5/10
ℹ️ Key information
Age required
18–60 years old
Solidarity donation
0.00 EUR
French tax residents may be eligible for a tax reduction of up to 66% of their costs (membership, plane tickets, solidarity donation).
📍 Location
Uganda
🌍 Location info
Local currency
Ugandan Shilling (UGX / USh)
Exchange rate
1 UGX = 0.000219 EUR
Rate as of 31/05/2026
🛡️ Before you leave
✅ Features
🗣️ Languages spoken
English