No, although if you do feel that you have a particular skill or talent, let us know and we will try to accommodate it as best as we can. Otherwise, training and preparation will be provided through a series of orientation meetings with a Hope Ndoto Africa staff.

No. Although Hope Ndoto Africa is an organisation based in the Christian faith, you do not have to be a Christian to participate as a team member. We do ask, however, that team members would respect the Christian ethos and individuals of the organization both in the countries teams are coming from and in Uganda.

Normally teams have between 10 – 20 members. We insist that there is a least one team leader and one assistant leader per team.

Team membership costs approximately $3,000 which can be fundraised. The team will also take on additional fundraising for their ‘Team Project’ which they will work alongside whilst in Uganda.
This includes flights, accommodation, transport, food and drink, team t–shirts and administration costs. It does not include vaccination costs.

Teams travel mainly between May – September but if you’re hoping to take a team, Hope Ndoto Africa would be happy to discuss potential options for dates.

All of our teams visit our projects in Uganda although different teams will travel to different regions of the country depending on the projects that they’d like to work on.

You can register your initial interest here (insert link to info@hopendotoafrica.org) Once we receive your interest, the Teams Coordinator will get in touch with you.

Just $35 per month you can help to give a child a brighter future.

Yes! We encourage you to write letters to your child. When you set up your account we will give you an address that you can send mail to. Your child will write back to you, but please remember that many of them have never been to school before and cannot form letters yet on their own!

We recommend up to three times a year. However it is entirely up to yourself, so if you are not a writer, please do not feel that you must write every month.

All children love to receive gifts! However, there are many obstacles to overcome in sending gifts to developing countries such as Uganda. We recommend not sending large gifts to your child but perhaps including small gifts with your letter eg stickers and balloons. Sponsors wishing to give a gift may do so by visiting our website in Ways to give section and chose a gift to send and the Sponsorship Department will purchase this gift(s) and send you photos as your child receives this gift and a thank you note as well. At Christmas we normally promote this to bring joy into the lives and families of your sponsored child.

Hope Ndoto Africa sends 95% of your donation to Uganda for children in Primary and Secondary school. That is the minimum donation amount to sponsor a child. This will cover school fees, school uniforms, scholastic materials, hot meals where possible, basic medical treatment and also the development of their education. For example, any money left over from all the children attending one school, may go towards building a new classroom. Sponsors have the option to include an extra donation. Part of this additional money is used to cover children whose sponsors are unable to continue with sponsorship. The remaining 5% is kept and used to help find new sponsors, giving even more children the chance of an education. Administration costs are covered through generous sponsors who pay extra voluntary donations and through General Fund Gift.
Note: For donors outside the U.S.A we set the rate in your local currency, as exchange rates vary over time, but Hope Ndoto Africa commit to send the same amount per child to Uganda.

A photo and short personal history of your child. The opportunity to correspond with your child, who will write to you 3 times a year. A history of the child’s native country. The joy of knowing you’re making a difference to a needy child

Yes! We would love sponsors in Europe, America, Africa, Asia and Australia. We ask our international sponsors to pay a little extra to cover additional postage costs and a small online charge from credit cards.

You can pay by Direct Debit, within the U.S.A only. You can also pay online from anywhere in the world using credit and debit cards.
If neither of these options suits you, please do get in touch with our office to arrange an alternative method of payment.