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29th September 2023Walking the Pilgrim Way
We did it!! We walked from Culross to St Andrews! “And I would walk 500 miles, and I would walk 500 more…” The Proclaimers We may not have walked 500 miles (and some of us would rather not walk another mile for a little while),…
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23rd August 2023Join the Journey – The Fife Pilgrim Way
The Fife Pilgrim Way Thursday 14th Sept – Tuesday 19th Sept The Signpost International team will be walking the Fife Pilgrim Way, connecting with churches and supporters and raising awareness and funds for our work in Scotland and East Africa. Walk with us! Walk a section of the Fife Pilgrim…
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23rd August 2023Home School Children have an interactive learning experience at the Roundhouse
Home school children learn about life in Uganda Polly (Education & Community) and Rosie (Communications) had a wonderful morning in the Learning Centre with a lovely group of Home School children and their parents! The families learnt about all the different projects run by Signpost International, specifically our WASH (water,…
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27th July 2023Stephen visits Signpost Projects in Uganda
A visit to Signpost Projects in Uganda I recently joined Signpost International as Desk Officer to help with the management and support of SI’s overseas work. It has been great getting to know the Signpost team in Dundee and all the good work that is going on at the Roundhouse.…
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22nd June 2023Taking Action Against Poverty through Human Rights
Signpost International is committed to taking Action Against Poverty. There are many definitions of poverty. Human poverty is broad, complex, and multidimensional, and its characteristics vary widely from country to country, community to community and with time and season. This is why we use a rights-based approach to define poverty.…
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25th May 2023Farmer Groups in Aturai & Akulonyo
The Power of Working Together On 1st April 2023, we started a 3 year long project with our partner VAD in Akulonyo and Aturai Villages in the Kapelebyong District, Uganda. The project helps establish farmer groups and supports them to work together for the benefit of the whole community. The…
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24th May 2023Nakwijit Enterprise Project: Meet Ann
Meet Ann! Ann is a farmer and housewife in Nakwijit Village, West Pokot, Kenya. She is married to Tomee Loriong and has 7 children. She is one of 32 women who we supported through an income-generating enterprise in partnership with Centre for Indigenous Child Rights. Ann shares how life…
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17th May 2023The Power of Water Project
The need for safe water in Rural Kenya. A huge issue for the community of Nakwijit in West Pokot is the lack of access to safe water. Almost half of the population of Kenya (41%) lack access to safe water. Globally, waterborne illnesses claim a child’s life every 90 seconds.…
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17th May 2023Empowering Women in Rural Kenya
Empowering women through income generating enterprise in Rural Kenya Nakwijit Village is an extremely rural area with very little infrastructure. The people who live here are primarily livestock and pastoralist farmers. They frequently relocate to find new water sources for their animals. Due to the nomadic nature of the community,…
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28th April 2023Lomokori Primary School: Growing Their Future
Students grow their future at Lomokori Primary School. The Napak district in Karamoja Region, Uganda, is the most sparsely populated and one of the poorest in the country. This is due to decades of conflict, insecurity, and extreme weather. Furthermore, there is a severe under-investment in services and infrastructure in…
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