Volunteering

German and art teacher

Hi, my name is Ella and I spent almost nine months at TFM. I'm really thankful that I could spend this time at Trust Future Ministries and learn from all the amazing people at TFM. I had the great opportunity to spend a lot of time with the teacher and kinds. I hope that I was able to give the children love and teach them that each of them is worthy and they are able to live a good life, if they believe in themselves. But also for the time spent there was a big personal change and has helped to open my eyes to what I want to do later in life, what I want to achieve and who I want to be, going forward with life. I'm truly thankful I got to meet each one of you, including all the teachers and the children. At this moment it was the best time of life

Music Teacher

My name is Ingrid, I’m dancer teacher and I spent two summers at Trust Future Ministries. The experience at TFM is amazing, much more than I’m able to put into words. Both times I had the opportunity to live in the same school and share the day-to-day with the children and all my big Ugandan family. Thank you for filling every day with love, smiles, hugs, conversation,” webale nyo”

Teacher and Project cordinator

The first time I went to TFM I discovered a wonderful place full of love and life. Two months were not enough and the same year I flew back for two more months! I felt life was just about enjoying and learning from the local volunteers as well as learning from the kids. It was also fantastic to know about the positive impact that the organization has on the community. I remember it was easy to build a natural and powerful relationship with the kids and the local volunteers, we took care of each other, I felt welcomed and loved. I am sure there will always be a huge piece of my heart in Uganda with all the TFM family.

Teacher and Project cordinator

Trust Future Ministries was a piece of light in my life. I was prepared for a new experience, but how to be prepared for that intense and true happiness? It felt like magic when we could arrive to do the art activities and find the kids smiling (from ear to ear) every morning we would cross the school's door. The kids showed me how to share, love and feel more each and every day.

Project cordinator

I’m Ellie from South Korea. I’ve been volunteering with TFM for 3 weeks. Ya, it is not a long period, yet I’ve learnt a lot during my short stay in here.. By the way to give you a brief introduction on myself, I’m a final year undergraduate student in UK who always wonder about the world out of the textbook. Before making my decision to come here, a security issue was my main concern above all and I’m sure that most of you might be hesitating because of this issue. However, upon my arrival, I haven’t faced with any danger or threat so far. I think this is due to the effort made by TFM’s staffs and my homestay family. The staffs in Trust future Uganda are nice and so supportive in that they are there whenever you need help. I feel safe and comfortable as I can see that they are trying their best to guarantee my safety and happy stay in Uganda. Also, I really love my Ugandan family. I’m staying with the local family here. Especially I’m enjoying my evening tea time with them. We share our ideas on certain topic, discuss the Ugandan politics which is my interested field. They are lovely, kind and tolerant. To sum up, I’m learning how to love, how to share and how to use my knowledge for others. I’m so happy that I made such a great decision to come here and having this valuable time to work with these wonderful people and the children. If you are hesitating to come, just give it a shot. You will experience more than you thought. Cheers to future volunteers. Best wishes, Ellie.

Teacher

I spend 3 months in a primary school in Nabweru, TFM, near to the big city of Kampala!:) That was a nice experience, I learned how to teach to young kids, how to animate them, I shared great time with them, with their teachers, We even danced all together too. That was really funny! I start to appreciate the music that they all were listening… Even to a point where I shout and applause for “Bebe cool”! That was for me, a great social and human experience who stop quickly and the return was a little bit shocking I think, even more because it was in winter but anyway this was a really good experience!

German and art teacher

Hi, my name is Ella and I spent almost nine months at TFM. I'm really thankful that I could spend this time at Trust Future Ministries and learn from all the amazing people at TFM. I had the great opportunity to spend a lot of time with the teacher and kinds. I hope that I was able to give the children love and teach them that each of them is worthy and they are able to live a good life, if they believe in themselves. But also for the time spent there was a big personal change and has helped to open my eyes to what I want to do later in life, what I want to achieve and who I want to be, going forward with life. I'm truly thankful I got to meet each one of you, including all the teachers and the children. At this moment it was the best time of life

Music Teacher

My name is Ingrid, I’m dancer teacher and I spent two summers at Trust Future Ministries. The experience at TFM is amazing, much more than I’m able to put into words. Both times I had the opportunity to live in the same school and share the day-to-day with the children and all my big Ugandan family. Thank you for filling every day with love, smiles, hugs, conversation,” webale nyo”

Teacher and Project cordinator

The first time I went to TFM I discovered a wonderful place full of love and life. Two months were not enough and the same year I flew back for two more months! I felt life was just about enjoying and learning from the local volunteers as well as learning from the kids. It was also fantastic to know about the positive impact that the organization has on the community. I remember it was easy to build a natural and powerful relationship with the kids and the local volunteers, we took care of each other, I felt welcomed and loved. I am sure there will always be a huge piece of my heart in Uganda with all the TFM family.

Teacher and Project cordinator

Trust Future Ministries was a piece of light in my life. I was prepared for a new experience, but how to be prepared for that intense and true happiness? It felt like magic when we could arrive to do the art activities and find the kids smiling (from ear to ear) every morning we would cross the school's door. The kids showed me how to share, love and feel more each and every day.

Project cordinator

I’m Ellie from South Korea. I’ve been volunteering with TFM for 3 weeks. Ya, it is not a long period, yet I’ve learnt a lot during my short stay in here.. By the way to give you a brief introduction on myself, I’m a final year undergraduate student in UK who always wonder about the world out of the textbook. Before making my decision to come here, a security issue was my main concern above all and I’m sure that most of you might be hesitating because of this issue. However, upon my arrival, I haven’t faced with any danger or threat so far. I think this is due to the effort made by TFM’s staffs and my homestay family. The staffs in Trust future Uganda are nice and so supportive in that they are there whenever you need help. I feel safe and comfortable as I can see that they are trying their best to guarantee my safety and happy stay in Uganda. Also, I really love my Ugandan family. I’m staying with the local family here. Especially I’m enjoying my evening tea time with them. We share our ideas on certain topic, discuss the Ugandan politics which is my interested field. They are lovely, kind and tolerant. To sum up, I’m learning how to love, how to share and how to use my knowledge for others. I’m so happy that I made such a great decision to come here and having this valuable time to work with these wonderful people and the children. If you are hesitating to come, just give it a shot. You will experience more than you thought. Cheers to future volunteers. Best wishes, Ellie.

Teacher

I spend 3 months in a primary school in Nabweru, TFM, near to the big city of Kampala!:) That was a nice experience, I learned how to teach to young kids, how to animate them, I shared great time with them, with their teachers, We even danced all together too. That was really funny! I start to appreciate the music that they all were listening… Even to a point where I shout and applause for “Bebe cool”! That was for me, a great social and human experience who stop quickly and the return was a little bit shocking I think, even more because it was in winter but anyway this was a really good experience!

German and art teacher

Hi, my name is Ella and I spent almost nine months at TFM. I'm really thankful that I could spend this time at Trust Future Ministries and learn from all the amazing people at TFM. I had the great opportunity to spend a lot of time with the teacher and kinds. I hope that I was able to give the children love and teach them that each of them is worthy and they are able to live a good life, if they believe in themselves. But also for the time spent there was a big personal change and has helped to open my eyes to what I want to do later in life, what I want to achieve and who I want to be, going forward with life. I'm truly thankful I got to meet each one of you, including all the teachers and the children. At this moment it was the best time of life

Music Teacher

My name is Ingrid, I’m dancer teacher and I spent two summers at Trust Future Ministries. The experience at TFM is amazing, much more than I’m able to put into words. Both times I had the opportunity to live in the same school and share the day-to-day with the children and all my big Ugandan family. Thank you for filling every day with love, smiles, hugs, conversation,” webale nyo”

Teacher and Project cordinator

The first time I went to TFM I discovered a wonderful place full of love and life. Two months were not enough and the same year I flew back for two more months! I felt life was just about enjoying and learning from the local volunteers as well as learning from the kids. It was also fantastic to know about the positive impact that the organization has on the community. I remember it was easy to build a natural and powerful relationship with the kids and the local volunteers, we took care of each other, I felt welcomed and loved. I am sure there will always be a huge piece of my heart in Uganda with all the TFM family.

Teacher and Project cordinator

Trust Future Ministries was a piece of light in my life. I was prepared for a new experience, but how to be prepared for that intense and true happiness? It felt like magic when we could arrive to do the art activities and find the kids smiling (from ear to ear) every morning we would cross the school's door. The kids showed me how to share, love and feel more each and every day.

Project cordinator

I’m Ellie from South Korea. I’ve been volunteering with TFM for 3 weeks. Ya, it is not a long period, yet I’ve learnt a lot during my short stay in here.. By the way to give you a brief introduction on myself, I’m a final year undergraduate student in UK who always wonder about the world out of the textbook. Before making my decision to come here, a security issue was my main concern above all and I’m sure that most of you might be hesitating because of this issue. However, upon my arrival, I haven’t faced with any danger or threat so far. I think this is due to the effort made by TFM’s staffs and my homestay family. The staffs in Trust future Uganda are nice and so supportive in that they are there whenever you need help. I feel safe and comfortable as I can see that they are trying their best to guarantee my safety and happy stay in Uganda. Also, I really love my Ugandan family. I’m staying with the local family here. Especially I’m enjoying my evening tea time with them. We share our ideas on certain topic, discuss the Ugandan politics which is my interested field. They are lovely, kind and tolerant. To sum up, I’m learning how to love, how to share and how to use my knowledge for others. I’m so happy that I made such a great decision to come here and having this valuable time to work with these wonderful people and the children. If you are hesitating to come, just give it a shot. You will experience more than you thought. Cheers to future volunteers. Best wishes, Ellie.

Teacher

I spend 3 months in a primary school in Nabweru, TFM, near to the big city of Kampala!:) That was a nice experience, I learned how to teach to young kids, how to animate them, I shared great time with them, with their teachers, We even danced all together too. That was really funny! I start to appreciate the music that they all were listening… Even to a point where I shout and applause for “Bebe cool”! That was for me, a great social and human experience who stop quickly and the return was a little bit shocking I think, even more because it was in winter but anyway this was a really good experience!

German and art teacher

Hi, my name is Ella and I spent almost nine months at TFM. I'm really thankful that I could spend this time at Trust Future Ministries and learn from all the amazing people at TFM. I had the great opportunity to spend a lot of time with the teacher and kinds. I hope that I was able to give the children love and teach them that each of them is worthy and they are able to live a good life, if they believe in themselves. But also for the time spent there was a big personal change and has helped to open my eyes to what I want to do later in life, what I want to achieve and who I want to be, going forward with life. I'm truly thankful I got to meet each one of you, including all the teachers and the children. At this moment it was the best time of life

Music Teacher

My name is Ingrid, I’m dancer teacher and I spent two summers at Trust Future Ministries. The experience at TFM is amazing, much more than I’m able to put into words. Both times I had the opportunity to live in the same school and share the day-to-day with the children and all my big Ugandan family. Thank you for filling every day with love, smiles, hugs, conversation,” webale nyo”

Teacher and Project cordinator

The first time I went to TFM I discovered a wonderful place full of love and life. Two months were not enough and the same year I flew back for two more months! I felt life was just about enjoying and learning from the local volunteers as well as learning from the kids. It was also fantastic to know about the positive impact that the organization has on the community. I remember it was easy to build a natural and powerful relationship with the kids and the local volunteers, we took care of each other, I felt welcomed and loved. I am sure there will always be a huge piece of my heart in Uganda with all the TFM family.

Teacher and Project cordinator

Trust Future Ministries was a piece of light in my life. I was prepared for a new experience, but how to be prepared for that intense and true happiness? It felt like magic when we could arrive to do the art activities and find the kids smiling (from ear to ear) every morning we would cross the school's door. The kids showed me how to share, love and feel more each and every day.

Project cordinator

I’m Ellie from South Korea. I’ve been volunteering with TFM for 3 weeks. Ya, it is not a long period, yet I’ve learnt a lot during my short stay in here.. By the way to give you a brief introduction on myself, I’m a final year undergraduate student in UK who always wonder about the world out of the textbook. Before making my decision to come here, a security issue was my main concern above all and I’m sure that most of you might be hesitating because of this issue. However, upon my arrival, I haven’t faced with any danger or threat so far. I think this is due to the effort made by TFM’s staffs and my homestay family. The staffs in Trust future Uganda are nice and so supportive in that they are there whenever you need help. I feel safe and comfortable as I can see that they are trying their best to guarantee my safety and happy stay in Uganda. Also, I really love my Ugandan family. I’m staying with the local family here. Especially I’m enjoying my evening tea time with them. We share our ideas on certain topic, discuss the Ugandan politics which is my interested field. They are lovely, kind and tolerant. To sum up, I’m learning how to love, how to share and how to use my knowledge for others. I’m so happy that I made such a great decision to come here and having this valuable time to work with these wonderful people and the children. If you are hesitating to come, just give it a shot. You will experience more than you thought. Cheers to future volunteers. Best wishes, Ellie.

Teacher

I spend 3 months in a primary school in Nabweru, TFM, near to the big city of Kampala!:) That was a nice experience, I learned how to teach to young kids, how to animate them, I shared great time with them, with their teachers, We even danced all together too. That was really funny! I start to appreciate the music that they all were listening… Even to a point where I shout and applause for “Bebe cool”! That was for me, a great social and human experience who stop quickly and the return was a little bit shocking I think, even more because it was in winter but anyway this was a really good experience!

German and art teacher

Hi, my name is Ella and I spent almost nine months at TFM. I'm really thankful that I could spend this time at Trust Future Ministries and learn from all the amazing people at TFM. I had the great opportunity to spend a lot of time with the teacher and kinds. I hope that I was able to give the children love and teach them that each of them is worthy and they are able to live a good life, if they believe in themselves. But also for the time spent there was a big personal change and has helped to open my eyes to what I want to do later in life, what I want to achieve and who I want to be, going forward with life. I'm truly thankful I got to meet each one of you, including all the teachers and the children. At this moment it was the best time of life

Music Teacher

My name is Ingrid, I’m dancer teacher and I spent two summers at Trust Future Ministries. The experience at TFM is amazing, much more than I’m able to put into words. Both times I had the opportunity to live in the same school and share the day-to-day with the children and all my big Ugandan family. Thank you for filling every day with love, smiles, hugs, conversation,” webale nyo”

Teacher and Project cordinator

The first time I went to TFM I discovered a wonderful place full of love and life. Two months were not enough and the same year I flew back for two more months! I felt life was just about enjoying and learning from the local volunteers as well as learning from the kids. It was also fantastic to know about the positive impact that the organization has on the community. I remember it was easy to build a natural and powerful relationship with the kids and the local volunteers, we took care of each other, I felt welcomed and loved. I am sure there will always be a huge piece of my heart in Uganda with all the TFM family.

Teacher and Project cordinator

Trust Future Ministries was a piece of light in my life. I was prepared for a new experience, but how to be prepared for that intense and true happiness? It felt like magic when we could arrive to do the art activities and find the kids smiling (from ear to ear) every morning we would cross the school's door. The kids showed me how to share, love and feel more each and every day.

Project cordinator

I’m Ellie from South Korea. I’ve been volunteering with TFM for 3 weeks. Ya, it is not a long period, yet I’ve learnt a lot during my short stay in here.. By the way to give you a brief introduction on myself, I’m a final year undergraduate student in UK who always wonder about the world out of the textbook. Before making my decision to come here, a security issue was my main concern above all and I’m sure that most of you might be hesitating because of this issue. However, upon my arrival, I haven’t faced with any danger or threat so far. I think this is due to the effort made by TFM’s staffs and my homestay family. The staffs in Trust future Uganda are nice and so supportive in that they are there whenever you need help. I feel safe and comfortable as I can see that they are trying their best to guarantee my safety and happy stay in Uganda. Also, I really love my Ugandan family. I’m staying with the local family here. Especially I’m enjoying my evening tea time with them. We share our ideas on certain topic, discuss the Ugandan politics which is my interested field. They are lovely, kind and tolerant. To sum up, I’m learning how to love, how to share and how to use my knowledge for others. I’m so happy that I made such a great decision to come here and having this valuable time to work with these wonderful people and the children. If you are hesitating to come, just give it a shot. You will experience more than you thought. Cheers to future volunteers. Best wishes, Ellie.

Teacher

I spend 3 months in a primary school in Nabweru, TFM, near to the big city of Kampala!:) That was a nice experience, I learned how to teach to young kids, how to animate them, I shared great time with them, with their teachers, We even danced all together too. That was really funny! I start to appreciate the music that they all were listening… Even to a point where I shout and applause for “Bebe cool”! That was for me, a great social and human experience who stop quickly and the return was a little bit shocking I think, even more because it was in winter but anyway this was a really good experience!

German and art teacher

Hi, my name is Ella and I spent almost nine months at TFM. I'm really thankful that I could spend this time at Trust Future Ministries and learn from all the amazing people at TFM. I had the great opportunity to spend a lot of time with the teacher and kinds. I hope that I was able to give the children love and teach them that each of them is worthy and they are able to live a good life, if they believe in themselves. But also for the time spent there was a big personal change and has helped to open my eyes to what I want to do later in life, what I want to achieve and who I want to be, going forward with life. I'm truly thankful I got to meet each one of you, including all the teachers and the children. At this moment it was the best time of life

Music Teacher

My name is Ingrid, I’m dancer teacher and I spent two summers at Trust Future Ministries. The experience at TFM is amazing, much more than I’m able to put into words. Both times I had the opportunity to live in the same school and share the day-to-day with the children and all my big Ugandan family. Thank you for filling every day with love, smiles, hugs, conversation,” webale nyo”

Teacher and Project cordinator

The first time I went to TFM I discovered a wonderful place full of love and life. Two months were not enough and the same year I flew back for two more months! I felt life was just about enjoying and learning from the local volunteers as well as learning from the kids. It was also fantastic to know about the positive impact that the organization has on the community. I remember it was easy to build a natural and powerful relationship with the kids and the local volunteers, we took care of each other, I felt welcomed and loved. I am sure there will always be a huge piece of my heart in Uganda with all the TFM family.

Teacher and Project cordinator

Trust Future Ministries was a piece of light in my life. I was prepared for a new experience, but how to be prepared for that intense and true happiness? It felt like magic when we could arrive to do the art activities and find the kids smiling (from ear to ear) every morning we would cross the school's door. The kids showed me how to share, love and feel more each and every day.

Project cordinator

I’m Ellie from South Korea. I’ve been volunteering with TFM for 3 weeks. Ya, it is not a long period, yet I’ve learnt a lot during my short stay in here.. By the way to give you a brief introduction on myself, I’m a final year undergraduate student in UK who always wonder about the world out of the textbook. Before making my decision to come here, a security issue was my main concern above all and I’m sure that most of you might be hesitating because of this issue. However, upon my arrival, I haven’t faced with any danger or threat so far. I think this is due to the effort made by TFM’s staffs and my homestay family. The staffs in Trust future Uganda are nice and so supportive in that they are there whenever you need help. I feel safe and comfortable as I can see that they are trying their best to guarantee my safety and happy stay in Uganda. Also, I really love my Ugandan family. I’m staying with the local family here. Especially I’m enjoying my evening tea time with them. We share our ideas on certain topic, discuss the Ugandan politics which is my interested field. They are lovely, kind and tolerant. To sum up, I’m learning how to love, how to share and how to use my knowledge for others. I’m so happy that I made such a great decision to come here and having this valuable time to work with these wonderful people and the children. If you are hesitating to come, just give it a shot. You will experience more than you thought. Cheers to future volunteers. Best wishes, Ellie.

Teacher

I spend 3 months in a primary school in Nabweru, TFM, near to the big city of Kampala!:) That was a nice experience, I learned how to teach to young kids, how to animate them, I shared great time with them, with their teachers, We even danced all together too. That was really funny! I start to appreciate the music that they all were listening… Even to a point where I shout and applause for “Bebe cool”! That was for me, a great social and human experience who stop quickly and the return was a little bit shocking I think, even more because it was in winter but anyway this was a really good experience!