Written by Moses Waibi and Namukose Winnie A "result oriented" approach is at the centre of the six (6) core values of Busoga Trust;...

Find out about our work busting myths and empowering girls to beat period stigma!

Hello Readers, I’m Callum Reade and I am currently a studying at University of Coventry. Not many of you will know, but I have been...

Earlier this month the Busoga Trust was blessed with a visitor from one of our longest serving donors, St. Matthew’s and St. Nathanael’s...

On Monday 11th February 2019 we sadly lost Bishop Cyprian, the Founding Father of The Busoga Trust. There was a group of people at a...

Last Friday, 22nd March 2019, here at The Busoga Trust we observed World Water Day by making the journey to the District of Buikwe. We...

To celebrate this day of awareness, which is also a national holiday in Uganda, The Busoga Trust would like to show our support for the...

Earlier this week, our community health team was out in the district of Buikwe conducting primary surveys of sanitation levels in local...

To begin 2019 we thought we would share with you one of our favourite achievements from last year. The community of Kyambogo, Luwero,...

Statistics published by the United Nations in 2017 found that, in Uganda, 81% of people had limited to zero access to a safe toilet...

In September 2017, the Busoga Trust UK team made our annual trip to spend time with the team in Uganda. John Morton, one of our...

Busoga Trust's BuSOAPa project is working with women to help them establish a small soap business The Bugembe Joint Christian Women in...

Charlotte, our Operations Manager, shares from her first trip to see the work of Busoga trust in Jinja. I visited the Busoga Trust for...

Ray and Bev run a coffee business from a small van four years ago outside the old Busoga Trust office in London. So inspired were they by...