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New spring collection in our shop
New spring collection in our shop

New spring collection and 66 children now enrolled in primary school!

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The chickens are back in time for Easter!
The chickens are back in time for Easter!

Our chicken cushion covers have finally made it from Kampala to the UK and are available to order now!

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A rainbow of recycled paper beads
A rainbow of recycled paper beads

A Rainbow of recycled paper beads just arrived from Kampala and shortly to be available in our shop

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Meet Jaliya and 'jaja' Regina and see how we are helping to change the lives of children in the slums of Kampala
Meet Jaliya and 'jaja' Regina and see how we are helping to change the lives of children in the slums of Kampala

See just how your support is changing the lives of children in Kampala

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Sarah Namaganda shows you how to make her recycled paper beads
Sarah Namaganda shows you how to make her recycled paper beads

Sarah Namaganda shows you how to make her recycled paper necklaces

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Tom's dream of going to school has finally come true..
Tom's dream of going to school has finally come true..

This film will make you cry! Tom was ecstatic when he found out his dream of enrolling in school would finally come true a few months ago...watch this film to see how awamu is helping to change childrens lives in Kampala

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