Mityana Blog

As noted in our September post, local software services company Elysian IT dedicated a company day to help raise funds for additional maternity equipment at the clinic at Butoloogo. We are pleased to announce that the fund raising day raised £1,714 […]

A few pictures of the work being undertaken at Makonzi upgrading the teachers’ accommodation. This is being undertaken in conjunction with our long-term partner Clarify. Thanks as ever to our man on the ground, Fred, for sending through the pictures. […]

In 2017 we were asked to help build a health clinic in Butoloogo. During 2019, as a result of the amazing donations we received, the clinic building, water tank, latrine and solar power were built and then opened at the […]

Over the course of the last nine to twelve months or so, the ‘Sales Shelf’ outside a house in St Mary Bourne offered anything from garden plants and flowers to unwanted household and shed items and then birdboxes and bug […]

Mityana Projects Trust has been helping with the long term development of the diocese by providing financial support for the planting of trees. Our first project was a tree plantation behind the college. This second one is near Kibubula. In five […]

Things at Butologoo clinic are looking good! A total of nine babies have now been delivered at the clinic. In addition, drug sales are progressing well and can provide income for more drugs and help to cover the night watchman and […]

One of our longer-term self-sustaining projects is providing goats as a way of helping (female) beneficiaries to generate income. East Woodhay’s link is with Bukuya; you can see the project in action below. The priest has the billy goat which […]

Enclosed a few pictures from the reservoir at Kalembe, our second one after Mungungulu. As reported in March 2018, the reservoir supports a community of 3,000 people, and operates with a pump that is used to fill jerry cans. As […]

Here are a few updates from refurbishing and painting latrines in Bukuya, Makonzi and Bukanaga. Thanks to Fred for the pictures and for our donors who help make this happen.

Butoloogo Clinic Fred, our manager on the ground reports… “We are continuing to make a steady progress at the clinic. The number of patients has been increasing and the community is happy with the services. We have so far had […]