Annual Report

2013

I LIVE

IN

DDEGEYA

Living in Good

Health Together

Maama Kits

Safe deliveries

for Mom and Baby

Educating

and empowering our youth

for our collective future

Engeye Health Clinic

Providing compassionate health care and preventing unnecessary suffering.

Engeye Scholars

Meeting the educational needs of students in Uganda; empowering the next generation.

About Engeye

Working with Ddegeya Village to incorporate sustainable health and education practices.

Support Engeye

12,000 patients per year. 21 Scholars. Countless lives saved. All made possible by you.

Partners

Learn more about how Engeye is partnering with organizations like Union College and Engineers without Borders to address health and education needs in Ddegeya Village.

Media

From photos to videos to our newsletters, we try to bring Ddegeya Village and its families to you! See the laughs, tears and humility of the villagers.

Financial Summary

Engeye is constantly working to make better use of your donations. Less than 2% of your donations go toward administrative costs in the United States.

Press

Follow along with recent articles and press releases highlighting Engeye’s health and educational efforts.

[12-17-2013] - Engeye Fundraising Challenge
Engeye is excited to announce that we met our initial Challenge Match by raising...
[07-03-2013] - Visitation Day at St. Gertrude and Sydney Paul Primary Schools
By Julie Collura Photos by Julie Collura Visitation Day – a day on which school officials...
[06-21-2013] - Water for Sydney Paul Primary School
By: Julie Collura Photos by Julie Collura and David Robinson The well at Sydney Paul Primary...

Perspectives

It wasn’t long before my glasses were caked with the red dirt I always miss when I leave here; I inhaled and swallowed even more. Along the way, two of our travelers were diverted mistakenly, their driver thinking that John Kalule, our fearless director, had instructed he take them to Masaka. Our trip yesterday to Kalububu, Continue Reading...

We started this clinic just over four years ago as naïve friends, having no idea what it would take to successfully run a clinic and all its nuances. No doubt, commitment to the success of this clinic takes immeasurable time, energy and sacrifice. Often times I wonder why I stick with it. Just before boarding Continue Reading...

To improve living conditions and reduce unnecessary suffering in rural Africa through education and compassionate health care. Implicit to every project that we undertake is the understanding that it will ultimately be sustainable and that it will be accomplished free of the imposition of any foreign social, political, or spiritual values. ...

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