The women in Kyakataama celebrated the first time the Womens Day 🤩 They ate, discussed, got entertained and if no one is stopping the music they‘re probably still dancing!
Thank you Leonie for supporting our women on this special day and thanks to Carola Unser from Theater Marburg for their support and inspiration 🫶🏽
All kids and teens of our community and around are invited to take part at our Jonas Art Award for kids and teens. The best 30 young artists can participate on the workshop with Galerist and artist Godfrey Rudungu from @nduguartgallery on Sunday 12th to celebrate our late Jonas Amooti ❤️
Jonas Amooti
The award will include fantastic art materials and envelopes, which will be handed over after some entertainment on stage at Toonda in the afternoon!
Saturday 11th the participants for the workshop with Godfrey will be informed.
Workshop on Sunday:10 am- 2 pm, including lunch
3 pm: acrobatics and dance action on stage
3.30 pm: drama in Rutooro by Sadghuru School
5 pm: award ceremony for two artists who attended the workshop
Wir freuen uns über jede kleine oder große Spende! Wir sind uns dessen bewusst, dass die Zeiten in Deutschland härter geworden sind – aber leider sind sie das auch hier. Die Inflation hat hier zu hohen Preisanstiegen geführt, was sich vor allem bei den Kindern mit den Schulgebühren bemerkbar macht. Statt 208€ brauchen sie nun 150€ mehr pro Jahr- pro Kind!
Aber nicht nur dafür würden wir uns über Unterstützung sehr freuen! Es sind viele kleine und große Gruppen in Eigenregie entstanden, die auch schon selber sparen- aber wo ein kleiner finanzieller „Stupser“ große Veränderungen hervorrufen kann!
Hilf uns dabei für die Menschen in Kyakataama das Leben zum Besseren zu verändern!
Vielen Dank für jeden Unterstützung ❤️
Spende für Toonda!
– Smart Kyakataama – das Geld reicht aufgrund der Inflation nur noch 2 Terms, darum brauchen wir noch Spenden für den letzten Term in 2023 – unser Theater braucht Theatertüren und eine Bodenausbesserung – das Zentrum soll eine Küche bekommen für Seminare gegen Mangelernährung, Versorgung Unterstützungsbedürftiger Menschen und in Zukunft auch als Café als weitere Einnahmequelle der Bewohner und des Zentrums – EQUAL Projekt- spenden werden für den Transport und die Versorgung von körperliche behinderten Menschen im Ort benötigt – unsere women empowerment Catering-Gruppe braucht Kochequipment und Transportkostendeckung – unsere women empowerment Schneidergruppe benötigt Nähmaschinen – die Musik- Tanz- &Theatergruppe braucht Kostüme & Musikinstrumente – für unsere Volleyballfans brauchen wir noch Bälle – für die Kinder suchen wir noch Malutensilien und Spiele
(Bei Spenden kann auch gerne als Verwendungszweck angegeben werden, wofür das Geld sein soll.)
Let it rain or not- our kids can’t hold back and come along to learn from Brian. He has kind of his own “Fanclub” and they love playing or learning with him.
Brian asks to write a poem, they write a poem. He thinks they should learn some mathematics with him – they learn math.
And who’s up for playing football or volleyball or just take some pens and dran pictures, will always find others to join.
A month ago we reached out to the women in the village. So far we had a women empowerment group with handcraft involved, but wanted to know what else the women would like to do, what are their main issues, how we could help each other.
Brenda registers new women
80 women came. Since then we meet twice a week. We discuss, invite successful women from other villages, ask questions, play games and formed three groups to aim all for the same need: financially independency and stability and equal rights.
At the meeting
The catering group is learning from our friendship group Sky Hope how to organize themself to offer catering skills at weddings in the village e.g.
Abooki from Sky Hope is teaching the catering group
Also a big tailoring group is organizing themself and smaller groups coming together.
On top the women started an African feminism discussion and film club, which want to come up with their own podcast.
Jonathan was left together with two other children from different parents at his grandma place, when he was a baby. The mother left for Kampala and was never to be seen again.
The grandmother tried hard to take care for the kids but didn’t manage to send him to school.
Luckily we found a sponsor 4 years ago for him, so he can go to school and follow his dreams
Your donation will also help to keep Jonathan at school for the rest of this year.
Kansiime Prossy came to us at the beginning of this year. After her father passed away, Kansiime had moved with her mother to her father’s family in our village. The little girl was quite reserved and pensive until she found a school sponsor thanks to Smart Kyakataama. She has made many friends at school and in the neighborhood by now. And when the drumming group on Toonda really gets going, Kansiime is there in the front row as their biggest fan. 🥁
Kansiime
With your donation you make sure that also Kansiime can go to school without paternal support and love and can have joy of life again!
Meet Reagan ❤️ We were very worried about Reagan when we saw him again at the beginning of the school this year. His mother had tried very hard to take good care of him, but he was still malnourished. Thanks to our great sponsors, we were able to give him medical treatment and even send him to a boarding school where he gets regular food and drink.
With your donation you also support him to continue to go through life healthy and motivated!