Welcome
Kulika Uganda is a non profit, Non Government Organization (NGO) based in Uganda committed to improving the livelihoods of those most in need through community development and education.
Kulika was established in 1981 in the UK as a grant-making charitable trust specialising in the provision of educational scholarships for East African students. More recently, Kulika has developed its own operational programmes which currently target small-holder subsistence farmers and students . Read More
Kulika was established in 1981 in the UK as a grant-making charitable trust specialising in the provision of educational scholarships for East African students. More recently, Kulika has developed its own operational programmes which currently target small-holder subsistence farmers and students . Read More
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LETS TALK ORGANIC FARMING.
Ugandan farmers continue to embrace organic farming as the only solution to maintaining and ensuring that the soil quality remains favourable for agriculture. This comes amid calls for regulating the use and safety of chemical pesticides and dangerous fertilisers to the environment. Kulika Uganda, an organisation pushing for organic farming by organising residential training for farmers, says they can reap bigger profits and, at the same, ensure safety of Uganda’s population. For instance, Andrew Walugembe has been growing vegetables and other crops on his five acres of land in Namayumba sub-county in Wakiso district over the last five years. But before this, Walugembe’s focus had mainly been on rearing goats and free-range chicken. But this yielded little profit for him. READ MORE |
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Community Development
Providing the means for rural communities to improve their livelihoods through targeted development initiatives.Read More
Providing the means for rural communities to improve their livelihoods through targeted development initiatives.Read More
Education
The Kulika Education Programme provides opportunities for Ugandan people to be equipped with relevant skills.Read More
The Kulika Education Programme provides opportunities for Ugandan people to be equipped with relevant skills.Read More
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PATRICIA HONORED
Thomas Brenninkmeijer on his sister’s work in Uganda. Thomas came to Uganda twice in two months to celebrate his sister’s achievement. He came in October to receive Patricia’s Golden Jubilee Award from the President of Uganda at the 53rd independence celebrations. He came back in November for the launch of Patricia’s biography “Seeds of Hope” by Leslie Read and Raymond Menino. We caught up with him about Patricia’s work, below is our interview. READ MORE |
