Want to join me in making a difference? I’m raising money to benefit For Another Human, and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.

On 5th November 2025, I will be joining this year's building team to help build a school in the community of Koc Lii, near Gulu at North of Uganda. Along with local labour, we will start the Phase 2 of our Early Years Centre.

You can support by donating to this project in general or if you prefer you could also sponsor specific materials such as:

bricks @ £175 a truck load

cement @ £7 a bag

sand @ £75 a truck load

More information about For Another Human:

Our Vision;

To ease some of the stresses associated with hardship, through

Collaboration

Belonging

Generosity

Inclusion

Community

For Another Human (FAH), projects are community-driven, working alongside community leaders to identify areas where they can have a widespread, long lasting impact.

Each year since 2014, FAH brought a team together from across the water and together with a local build team, have invested in the future of communities through structures. Other builds include adventure playgrounds, a church, toilet facilities and a fully functional kitchen for the local remand home. 

Back story

2023 saw the humble beginnings of planning to build a nursery school in Koc Lii - a small community to the south of Gulu. The agrarian based community is home to around 300 family households, however, the nearest nursery school is over 10km away. Because such young children are unable to walk the distance, there is little to no access to education for nursery aged students.

As you can imagine, this impacts greatly on their educational progress. Delaying their start to schooling means that children miss out on vital educational milestones, and their lives are literally put on hold until their little legs can carry them there and back each day. This, sadly, is not uncommon in Uganda, and the effects of this are being seen in some students not graduating school until they are well into their adult lives.

When we began conversations with community leaders, we found out that they were already considering starting a nursery school under the mango tree (a common and informal form of education in rural Uganda). So, we began working together with the community and their leaders in mid 2023 to find out how we could build an early years learning centre for their precious children.

As we embrace the journey ahead, let us remember that every brick laid and every lesson taught under the roof of this centre will be a testament to the power of unity, education, and the unwavering spirit of hope. Will you join us to build a foundation for a better tomorrow?

Thanks.