Liz had been to Uganda before on a previous visit, but Summer 2018 was her first DoubleMe trip. Here, she reflects on her first trip with […]

Looking at these two photos, we can see that educational contexts differ hugely across continents, but often the struggles and expectations for teachers can be […]

Nikki came on the Summer Team 2018 trip and was our first ever audiologist to be on team. Here are her reflections on her experience: A team […]

Gillian came on her first DoubleMe.org team (and first ever visit to Africa!) this summer. Here are her reflections on her experience: 54 – that’s the […]

  Each time that we visit our teaching colleagues in Uganda, we like to buy resources to help support their teaching and their children's learning. In the […]

Here's the fantastic group of volunteers that are making up our Summer Team 2018! We all met together for the first time in May to plan […]

Ruth E paid a flying visit to Kampala, Uganda during the February half-term. Ruth takes up the story… Busy, sweaty (37 degrees! And hot swollen feet […]

The premise of Double Me is simple: matching your skills with the needs of others. This has been brought into sharp focus following my visit […]

As I write, James and I are packing and preparing to leave the Uganda School for the Deaf, our hosts and home for the last […]

This Summer, Ruth Everingham and James Hancock are visiting Kampala, Uganda. They'll be visiting schools and finding out about the training needs of local teachers. […]

I visited Uganda with the DoubleMe team in 2014 to train and work alongside teachers in Kampala and Tororo. Although we were only there for just over two […]

I’ve been back in the country for two months now and what a two months it’s been! I’ve made some big decisions. In a nutshell, […]

Over the Summer, eleven of us, ten teachers and one health visitor headed to Uganda for a few weeks. People do that kind of thing […]

Lots has happened in the past year and I thought it was high time I let you in on what’s been going on. This year […]

Uganda: Rich in flowers and fruits, fields of rice and tea on green slopes, sweet with sugar cane, bananas and pineapple Rich in fertile red soil and […]