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Sauya Nabatu, one of our Volunteer Coordinators left the country for United Kingdom to volunteer for one year, courtesy of Volunteers for Change Uganda (V.O.C.U).
George William Yiga, another amazing volunteer, made his way to the United Kingdom to volunteer for 12 months, courtesy of Volunteers for Change Uganda (V.O.C.U).
Betty Atim and Shakirah Nansikombi, our volunteers in the Republic of Ireland, practising intercultural exchange with other fellow volunteers from across the globe.
Hakim Kambugu, is yet another volunteer who travelled to United Kingdom to volunteer for a period of 12 months, courtesy of Volunteers for Change Uganda (V.O.C.U).
Shakirah Nansikombi at her project in the Republic of Ireland, socializing with other volunteers as a way of sharing transferable skills and making new critical friends.
Maria Daphine Gwokyalya and Regina Maria Lunkuse, left for the Republic of Ireland to volunteer for 12 months, courtesy of Volunteers for Change Uganda (V.O.C.U).
Jonathan Edrine Busobozi, our nice volunteer also travelled to the Republic of Ireland to volunteer for 12 months, courtesy of Volunteers for Change Uganda (V.O.C.U).
Shakirah Namubiru, is among our volunteers who set off for the Republic of Ireland to volunteer for 12 months, courtesy of Volunteers for Change Uganda (V.O.C.U).
Volunteers and Well Wishers of Volunteers for Change Uganda, attending an "Introduction Ceremony" in Buganda, while wearing a traditional dress called a "Busuuti".
The Managing Director of Volunteers for Change Uganda (V.O.C.U), Geoffrey Kaweesa attending to the babies at Sanyu Babies' Home, when he visited their premises.

At Volunteers for Change Uganda we do believe in activities as a means of keeping ourselves very busy. We therefore keep track of all the activities we manage in our respective communities and projects at large, by advertising them on our Events Calendar shown below. This has always enabled us to move forward amidst all challenges, as we await more success to manifest our history. Our volunteers are always trained, oriented, sensitized and also evaluated.

International Volunteer Day' (IVD)

This precious day is celebrated every December 5th and as Volunteers for Change Uganda, we do organize activities and go out to communities in big numbers to offer a good turn. The spirit of volunteerism in life, has always been the best in someone's life as it builds their self esteem as well as confidence.

On December 5th 2019, the Managing Director for Volunteers for Change Uganda (VOCU), Geoffrey Kaweesa shared an article with The New Vision a local newspaper in Uganda about embracing volunteerism to tackle youth unemployment. Read more about it by clicking on this link my article.

Nakyessa Project in Kayunga District

Teachers in Nakyessa Primary School engaging the students as they plan to take on the next activity for the day.

A teacher having a lesson with the students. She tries as much as possible to involve them in the subject she teaches.

“Remember that the happiest people are not those getting more, but those giving more.” ― H. Jackson Brown Jr.