Thinking about our friends in Mozambique and Malawi, and praying for them at this difficult time. Find out more.
CPA provides 150 free scholarships for children from desperately poor families who would otherwise not go to school.

Currently there are 11 children in the St Paul’s community who are waiting for a sponsor. Could you help? Click here to find out more.
Situated in Kampala, Komamboga provides a vibrant and loving family home for children who have come from desperate situations.

Interested in becoming a friend of Komamboga? Find out more.
Working with partners to encourage the education of Afar girls.

Thanks to the donations raised by our Christmas Appeal we have been able to start on the second phase of the sixth form. Find out more here.

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Welcome,

CPA is a Lincoln based charity that has worked with African partners for 23 years, supporting and encouraging children and young people in poverty, and poor communities in Africa. Our current projects include Komamboga Children’s Home in Uganda, St Paul’s Nursery and Primary School in Uganda, and education for girls in the Afar, Ethiopia.

Our strap line “Love People Love Life” sums us up. Read the ‘People Poem‘ to find out more about our approach.

Our Current Projects.

KOMAMBOGA CHILDREN’S HOME, UGANDA

Komamboga provides a safe haven and loving family environment for children who have come from desperate situations and supports them as they are placed with families.

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ST PAUL’S SCHOOL, UGANDA

St Paul’s School is a nursery and primary school in Rukungiri, south west Uganda. CPA provides 150 free scholarships for children from desperately poor families who would otherwise not go to school. Currently 11 children are waiting for a sponsor.

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AFAR GIRLS, ETHIOPIA

CPA have partnered with Voice in the Wilderness Development Organisation to encourage the education of Afar girls not only for its educational benefit but for the transformative impact in the lives of the girls who are able to benefit from it.

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KATHRYN IN MALAWI

Kathryn grew up in Lincoln, training as a Teaching Assistant and working at a school for children with disabilities before moving to Malawi in January 2006.

Find out more about her 12 years working in Africa.