Projects  and events completed 2026

Programmes in
 Nepal, Uganda, Gambia, Philippines
Myanmar, India, Nigeria,  Ethiopia, Ukraine
new initiatives in Uganda and Philippines


Animal husbandry initiative; From Daniel Uganda  ;  David Tyler  School goat project We want to purchase goats to breed and give to needy learners and as well act as learning a medium  for  the community and our young students - Goat project will support learners to get skills on animal husbandry, boost nutrition for children and increase on the income of the school starting with 6 goats and with  our breeding programme  will enable the school to aim for greater  sustainability.
 

 

From Glorecita – Philippines – our sincere thanks to David Tyler T rust and retailers and customers in Aghalee in spreading their good will to our elderly and vulnerable in Philippines – we not only so much appreciate your  generosity at Christmas but throughout the year when the demands to assist the disadvantaged in our community are numerous and varied.  Here’s  hoping for a 2026 with mutual cooperation in our endeavours to assist those members of our community who feel excluded and impoverished .

 

 For over 10 years our collection boxes in Aghalee   have joined together to fund over 40 complete projects  in  5 countries i.e. the projects came to fruition in entirety due to the generosity of the retailers Aghalee  Centra, Aghalee Pharmacy and Aghalee  Building  Supplies and the supportive staff and Customers. , On this occasion the monies collected joined with support from David Tyler Trust and A Ray of Hope, UNESCO  to bring “Christmas Cheer” to a disabled community in Uganda and an elderly deprived and vulnerable village in Philippines -  Our grateful thanks to all who supported us

From  Sophie- Uganda -I am pleased to share a brief report on the Christmas party for children with disabilities held in Hoima on 19th December 2025, organized by Feeble Care Initiative. The event reached a total of 74 participants, including children with disabilities and their caregivers. It was a joyful celebration featuring refreshments and gift sharing. The children were excited and felt valued, included, and loved during the festive season. The activity successfully promoted inclusion, dignity, and community engagement.

2025 revisited