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    You can get involved with what Equipe is doing in several ways – becoming a sponsor, donor or an Equipe Representative, joining one of our teams, or simply being an Equipe Friend and following us on Facebook. Read More >>

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  • Child Sponsorship

    Every child should have the chance of a good future, but sadly for most of the world this is not the case. Find out how you can help to put this right.
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  • About Us

    During a visit to East Africa, our founders were moved by the way the people lived with virtually no resources – often lacking the barest essentials, including proper nutrition. They returned to the UK and resolved to make a difference. Read More >>

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Latest News

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Hello to all our sponsors, friends, supporters  and partners from the Equipe team. We are pleased to attach our newsletter for Autumn 2021. … Read More >>

Equipe in Africa

East Africa is where Equipe started in 1998 and it is still our main focus. We’re active in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, which all have lots of links in terms of history, politics, economics and peoples. They are also linked by the Lake Victoria, which at 68,000 km2, is more than three times the size of Wales.

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Uganda Whistle Stop Tour

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Watch a video of a 2016 visit to Uganda by one of our supporters! … Read More >>

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Kenya

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We maintain relations with contacts in Homa Bay, Kisumu and Nairobi.
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Tanzania

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We maintain relations with contacts in Musoma, Dar es Salaam and Bagamoya.
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Uganda

Uganda is the poorest of the three East African countries into which we work, largely due to the political instability during the 1970s and 80s. Uganda is a main focus of Equipe’s projects and in particular, two main areas – Kampala and the Ssese Islands. Watch a video of a 2016 visit to Uganda by one of our supporters https://youtu.be/y0uy2-fGd5k Read More >>