News Archive

Our Chairman's Message 2019
December 2019
2019 has been another year of considerable achievement for EVC Uganda made possible by the magnificent support of our donors, trustees and volunteers. Our chairman, Ted Fawcett gives a brief overview below:

Comic Opera, Musicals and Cheese & Wine
September 2019
On 18th September, EVC Uganda had the pleasure of hosting the wonderful talents of the Stewartby Operatic and Dramatic Society who ran a fantastic musical evening in aid of the charity.

Serverus Jjumba, Bishop of Masaka
August 2019
Recently, the Holy Father Pope Francis appointed Msgr. Serverus Jjumba as the new bishop of the Diocese of Masaka, the region in which EVC Uganda operates.

Get to know Nakidde Margaret
July 2019
In our last blog, we heard Gonzaga's inspiring story. This time we learn about her assistant, Margaret.

Get to know Naluyange Gonzaga
June 2019
At the start of the year, Gonzaga, an active volunteer for EVC Uganda, was appointed the Finance and Administration Manager in Uganda. Previous to this, her role was the Bursar to St Matia Mulumba school.

All fired up for Fire Safety!
May 2019
During Gordon and Phil Lland’s trip to Uganda in November 2018, it was noticed that there was inadequate fire protection in the dormitories in the St Matia Mulumba and St Kizito primary schools.

Get to know Nakalema Judith
April 2019
Judith holds the position of Headteacher at St Matia Mulumba Primary School. She has gone through the schooling system herself and is now giving back to the community. Judith has an inspiring story of her own.

Visit to the Children's Homes
March 2019
On their recent trip to Uganda, Gordon and Phil made many community visits to the children's homes, which they described as a harrowing experience. Here they give their account of the poverty and living conditions witnessed:

Visit to St Matia Mulumba School
February 2019
Education is a lifesaver. This is particularly evident in Uganda in the areas in which EVC works. Last November, our Vice Chairman, Gordon, visited Masaka with his wife Philomena (Phil). It was their first visit to Uganda; a wonderful and life-changing trip which they’ll remember forever.