Lead-up In the weeks leading up to the Convention, there was a real buzz of excitement, from all those who were attending. The energy of preparation and initiative shown by the young people was special and they were all ready…
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The Story of Girls in Impoverished Uganda
My name is Francis Ssuuna and at Christmas I met with my 12 year old sister Phionah, who has just completed her Primary Leaving examinations. We talked about her future and it has prompted me to think about this subject…
The Story of Slum Run 2013
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THE ANNUAL SLUM RUN 2013
The annual Slum run 2013 has been a great success, here in Kampala and in Birmingham, where our supporters ran at the same time with us .I had 27 slum kids participants and they managed to …
An Open Letter to those who Care about Children Working in Stone Quarries
Dear All, I am happy to announce that on 13Th/October/2013. The Slum Run is going to be taking place. The slum Run is the biggest Campaign in my project named “The Circulate Project”. It deals with deprived, disadvantaged Slum Children who…
Slum Run 2013 – Find out how you can participate
The Slum Run is a unique event held both in Uganda and in the UK concurrently, where people run to support children growing up in the slums of Kampala. It was born out of the ideas of Butterfly Project member…
Slum Run 2013 Training Begins
We have many very strong girl runners this year and four will run the main event.
Corporal Punishment – There is absolutely no way we can forget
The second in our series, from Gilbert Byamugisha (17) Almost every child in Uganda, has gone through rough punishments in life, and these most of the times come our way in schools that we attend. Some punishments or rather most…