This year is our 20th anniversary of making transformative change in rural Uganda. We thank you for being part of this transformation. We have lots of events planned and hope you can join or host us at a city near you.
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An Arlington Academy of Hope (AAH) student, Bruno Wamono’s passion for agriculture has landed him a lifetime opportunity – an 11-month apprenticeship in Israel!
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Arlington Magazine tells the story of John and Joyce Wanda and REACH for Uganda in this comprehensive article by Amy Brecount White
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Stepping out of my comfort zone like this doesn’t come naturally, but because I was willing to push
myself, I had the opportunity to create new relationships, immerse myself in a new culture, and expose myself to the beauty of the world around me.
The long awaited dream for many children and people in Eastern Uganda is about to become a reality. Co-founders John and Joyce Wanda were onsite on August 12 to participate in a colorful groundbreaking ceremony for the Arlington Secondary and Vocational School in Kikholo town, Bududa district in Uganda.
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For over 19 years now, REACH for Uganda and our sister organization in Uganda, the Arlington Academy of Hope, have worked hard to lift education standards in eastern Uganda. Our two primary schools have an enrollment of over 800 students each year, providing untold opportunities for hundreds of kids who would otherwise not have a chance to advance.
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Matuwa and Arlington Junior Primary Schools just opened for their second term. For many, school is a happy place to be. Students receive a quality education with caring teachers, and two meals a day. Some of these students just learned they were sponsored while on holidays and are filled with joy. For $40 per month, you can impact the direction of a child’s future and their community.
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We dedicated the month of April to focus on our health care program. The Beatrice Tierney Health Clinics provide essential and critical services to the students and the communities we serve in Bududa and Namisindwa districts. Clinics are a lifeline for the people we serve in this region.
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Our volunteers on the Teacher Trip led by Marymount University Professor Dr. Elizabeth Langran have arrived in Uganda to conduct teacher training workshops for our teachers at Arlington and Matuwa Junior Schools and the outreach schools.
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