Volunteers will have the opportunity to do a variety of programs during their stay with Mission Trips Uganda.

Projects range from, door to door outreach, evangelism school visits, community involvement, and even construction projects

Uganda is located in the Eastern part of Africa and is the 3rd largest among the 5 East African countries: Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi. The country has a history of suffering which can be attributed to the endless wars and AIDS that have led to rampant poverty throughout the country.

For a country the size of Oregon, Uganda is surprisingly diverse. Looking in any direction from the dense bush of the central region you will find great differences in the geography; from the vast, arid savannas of the north to the cooler mountains and forests of the southwest, Uganda offers a staggering range of experiences: volunteers have the opportunity to whitewater raft the Nile, go on safari to see lions, giraffes and elephants, and relax on the sandy shores of the Ssesse Islands in Lake Victoria, the third largest freshwater lake in the world.

The people of Uganda are equally as diverse. They are divided into more than 11 ethnic groups and speak over 40 different languages. What all Ugandans share, luckily, is a penchant for socialization, placing them amongst the happiest, most welcoming people on the planet, and placing Uganda amongst the most idyllic places to volunteer.

Mission Trips Uganda has a specific focus with the rural communities of Buwooya and Kyegegwa-Kyaka where Mission Trips Uganda is planning to build schools, medical clinics Children’s Villages, Mission Community based Churches and training Centers for Children and Youth. When in these Villages, Mission teams and volunteers will be involved teaching at our schools and other local schools in the communities, home visits, Community outreaches, Sports outreaches, contributing to the build and maintenance of the schools, running Sunday school and enjoying fellowship with the children of the villages.