Past Teams
Summary from some of our past teams to Africa. See what past team members have to say. Includes reports on teams and also photos.
| Christmas Team 2007 | Read More // |
On 22nd December 12 young people will give up a luxury Christmas at home to work with Street children in Uganda for 2 weeks. Their aim? To give these kids a "real Christmas" like they've never experienced before! | ![]() |
| St. Ninians High School | Read More // |
St. Ninian’s High Schoolis unique on the Isle of Man in that it is the only Secondary Education on two sites. (approximately a mile apart.) Throughout the year the school have been raising money to help rebuild Kiwumu Primary school. The team will be travlling to Uganda, to help paint the school and get it ready for the children along with taking part in other childrens work. | ![]() |
| Youth Team 2007 | Read More // |
A team of young people from all across Northern Ireland (and actually 3 from Finland). We'll be in Uganda for 1 month, working in 4 different areas. | ![]() |
| Strathearn | Read More // |
Strathearn is a grammar school situated in Belfast in Northern Ireland, attended by about 750 girls aged 11-18. A team of 14 staff and pupils will be travelling to Uganda for two weeks, to help build homes for street children and to work with a school. | ![]() |
| Drumbo 2007 | Read More // |
Drumbo Presbyterian going to Uganda | ![]() |
| Ladies team Uganda 2006 | Read More // |
In October 06 we took a team of 12 ladies aged 19-63, to Uganda. | ![]() |
| Uganda 2006 -Youth | Read More // |
The Youth Teams take part in practical work (e.g. building or painting), children’s work at various schools and homes, which will include running a program of songs, games and Bible stories. They also work alongside local churches and leading church services. On the final week we have a barbecue (paid for by the team) in a local slum. | ![]() |
| Uganda Youth Team 2005 | Read More // |
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| Uganda Team 2004 | Read More // |
Youth team in Uganda 2004 | ![]() |
| Uganda team 2003 | Read More // |
Abaana's Second team to Uganda | ![]() |
| Uganda team 2001 | Read More // |
Abaana's First team to Uganda |










