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I'm going to be visiting Uganda for 3 weeks in August with my husband and 13-year old son. We'd love to make a connection with a community-based project or two as part of our trip. Also, I run community choirs in the UK, teaching songs from different cultures - it would be great if I could find somewhere where I could learn some traditional songs (and teach some in return if there's interest). Any suggestions or ideas? Thanks, Janet
The Nkoringo Youth Initiative sounds pretty perfect for you. Aim is to teach the need for tourism, conservation and male female equality (doubtless amongst a host of others. We were there 10 days ago and an evening performance by 30 of them to three of us was moving, emotional, delightful and a true highlight of our trip. They are based in the village next to Nkoringo Campsite (which has two lovely, low cost cottages and great facilities). Can get to their contact detail if you need (or at least the organiser).I reckon your input would be welcome. Just in case youe geography needs help they are about 15 kilometers (5 hours walk! or 5 hours drive! from "downtown" Buhoma). I heartily recommend you take a look, very special!
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totally agree head for the nkuringo camp and check out the community project over 30 young performers for story and song including delightful gorilla costumes always a highlight on gorilla safari and the drumming when sitting on the top of the world is something that runs down your spine and remembered forever. a tough to get to location but well worth every minute.
The second project id reccomend is the eridisa group at lake bunyonyi they also have a website that you can google
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Twenty- Two posts deleted and back with a similar name the next day?
Interesting. Hatari rafiki!
I wondered what was going on yesterday as this forum has been so quiet in last while and there seemed to be a surge of acitivity. And then I saw..... He's not really getting the message that TA will keep deleting self-advertising posts is he?!!!
Persistent, isn't he?
