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Loving Kids

by Barry Davis • October 23, 2016 • 0 Comments

Barry Davis, retired civil engineer, travelled to Uganda this past May as a One School volunteer because he loves kids. All kids. He travelled half way around the world, endured being trapped for 3 hours in a parked plane in…

Kony 2012: A Ugandan’s View

by Bay R • April 26, 2012

Ugandan park ranger with weapon. Blog post from Bay Roberts, One School Director. I was sitting at the dentist office with Hussein Tadesse, One School at a Time Ugandan program manager. We were reading the local newspaper while we were…

Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA)

by Ken Driese • March 9, 2012

The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) of Joseph Kony ravaged Northern Uganda beginning about 25 years ago and thankfully withdrew in about 2006, but the scars remain. The group, which is still active in other countries, abducts children and forces them into becoming “killing…

One School at a Time

Boosting the performance, quality and sustainability of rural, impoverished schools in Uganda.