Is the community involved in building a Brass for Africa programme?

Certainly! Our approach involves partnering with community-based organisations (CBOs) in Uganda, which are local groups actively working within their communities to address specific needs and issues. These CBOs play a crucial role in the development and implementation of Brass for Africa programmes. They differ from larger, centralised NGOs by often having a more direct and immediate impact on the lives of local residents.

Community-based organisations in Uganda, Rwanda and Liberia operate across key areas such as health, education, economic development, and social welfare. By collaborating closely with these grassroots organisations, we ensure that our programmes are community-driven, culturally sensitive, and effectively meet the unique needs of the local population. This partnership model not only empowers the community but also fosters sustainable, impactful change from within.