➡️ Help Jayden Make a Difference in Uganda

Hi, my name is Jayden, and I have set myself a huge challenge.

In the summer of 2028, I will be travelling to Uganda with Nile 2010 to take part in a life-changing project helping to make a difference in the local community.

This isn't just a holiday for me. It is an opportunity to step outside my comfort zone, experience a completely different part of the world, meet amazing people and, most importantly, use my time and effort to help others.

But getting to Uganda is going to take a lot of hard work.

I am raising money towards the cost of my travel, equipment and project materials needed to take part in the trip. I am determined to raise as much as I can myself through fundraising challenges and events, because I want to know that I have worked for this opportunity every step of the way.

❤️ I need your help

My fundraising journey is going to be a long one, but every donation, no matter how big or small, brings me one step closer to Uganda.

£1 might not seem like much, but when lots of people come together, those £1 donations can become something truly amazing.

Your donation could help towards getting me there, providing the equipment I need or purchasing materials that will be used during our projects.

And if you can't donate, please don't worry — sharing my GoFundMe with your friends, family and social media could make just as much of a difference.

I have a long way to go before summer 2028, but I am ready to take on the challenge.

I want to look back in 2028 and know that I didn't just dream about making a difference — I actually did something about it.

Thank you for reading my story, supporting my fundraising and believing in what I'm trying to achieve.

Every donation. Every share. Every word of encouragement.

It all gets me one step closer to Uganda. ❤️

Thank you so much for supporting me.

Jayden

Nile 2010 | Uganda 2028

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More information about Nile 2010: Nile 2010 is a registered charity established in the UK to support the building and development of the Jinja Vocational Training Centre (JVTC) in Jinja, Uganda. The JVTC provides education for vulnerable children who have otherwise fallen out of education

Since its opening in 2010, the JVTC has taught boys and girls in vocational subjects. These include Carpentry, Construction, Hairdressing and Seamstressing with the aim of enabling students to go on to find employed work in the local area