Mission Trips
Partners in Mission welcomes individuals and teams who wish to partner with us. Some visitors stay for two weeks; others have stayed as long as three months. We welcome you to bring your gifts and skills to work with us. Kamwenge Secondary and Vocational Institute is anxious for Americans and others to come and interact with our students. What are your interests? You are encouraged to come and teach a class. If you have building skills, our facilities are multiplying and we welcome you to come and build alongside us. We also take part in evangelistic crusades and welcome your Christian witness and outreach. We work at Nakivale Refugee Camp; your presence is an encouragement to the refugees.
Contact us for more information. We would like to work with you to discover how you may be a blessing to the people of Uganda and the Great Lakes Region of Africa.Past Mission Trips
Please click the links to see pictures of previous mission trips. Most trips integrate more than one of these activities.- Many times teams help with building projects such as roofing or installing a water tank.
- One team helped to set up the school library.
- Lending skills such as sewing, computer learning, or teacher training to assist teachers in classrooms is welcome.
- Interacting with students on campus to give them a larger world perspective is very welcome. Teaching games, attending their soccer matches, listening to their stories and sharing ours, visiting their classrooms, participating in worship together, taking students on a “field trip” outside of their villages…all and many more are ways we can make an impact on the lives of students.
KSVI Construction Trip
Many times teams help with building projects such as roofing or installing a water tank.
KSVI Library Trip
One team helped to set up the library at KSVI.
KSVI Sewing Trip
Team members may assist sewing teachers in the classroom.
KSVI Staff Training Trip
KSVI staff often welcome training to sharpen their skills.
KSVI Computer Skills Trip
The vast majority of students at KSVI have never had access to a computer. They have never used a keyboard. We are using Americans to help us develop a computer curriculum for students.
KSVI Student Trip
Interacting with students on campus to give them a larger world perspective is very welcome. Teaching games, attending their soccer matches, listening to their stories and sharing ours, visiting their classrooms, participating in worship together, taking students on a “field trip” outside of their villages…all and many more are ways we can make an impact on the lives of students.