It’s here! The Mill is here and fully functional! Thanks to all of you who gave to the construction and fixing of the new mill. We had approached the electric company and asked them to bring electricity to more Read More
Hello everyone! We have a neat update that we’re excite to share with you all! If you remember from our previous post, we shared about helping Stella get a smartphone and installing WhatsApp. She has been sending us various photos Read More
Greetings to our precious family. We are very pleased to bring you a long awaited update about Nyamabuga and happenings at the school. The following report is from Teresa Skinner, director of All Nations International from her recent trip to Uganda. Enjoy! What Read More
Hello precious family! This is a special post thanking all those who prayed for and donated to NEEPUganda to purchase a new truck! A few blog posts ago, we talked about Emmanuel’s accident with the truck, and how the truck was Read More
Hello to NEEPUganda family! Last month, Jim Prestel took the long10 hour drive from Kenya to Uganda to visit Emmanuel in Nyamabuga for a few days. It was his first time to Uganda and also to see the Nyamabuga School. Read More
Hello family! We’re nearing the end of the school term, and the students are elbows deep in their studies as they prepare for final exams. Emmanuel also reported of some things that have happened during the first term and some Read More
Dear Precious Sponsors and Friends in the United States of America. Focus and Mission The School Management and the Director of Nyamabuga Foundation Schools take this opportunity to express our gratitude for your contribution and endless support towards the Read More
Nyamabuga Foundations School – Moving Towards the Future ‘Belonging to those who cannot be defeated,’ this is the meaning behind all of the love and work Sister Gertrude Kabatalemwa poured into her community. This is the legacy her son Emmanuel Read More
Hello family! We’re excited to share the latest update from our family in Nyamabuga! At the end of last year, Emmanuel wrote to us about the farm and the school, as the P7 students were preparing for examinations. “Ourselves, we’re Read More