We’re ready to launch what we’ve been working on the past months with Akiiki, and so proud to share that! Akiiki is a project by people for people, bridging all our minor differences. The key is Connecting Communication.
Are you looking for more substantial depth and connection in your life? We got you covered by two life-changing trips every year to the remote and pristine region of Karamoja, Uganda.
The funds we acquire with our non-profit are used to bring together people from different communities in Uganda. By training and facilitating learning processes in the field, Akiiki brings about a transformation in a region that is scarred by violence and conflict.
Akiiki creates mutual involvement among different stakeholders, including the local communities as well as travellers. The connection from heart to heart and from person to person creates trust, brings people together with their actual needs, and enables empathy, even if the differences seemed unbridgeable at first.
Are you ready to embark on a journey too? Uganda is waiting for you. Working on world peace, one step at a time.
Reduce plastic waste and #RefillMyBottle – We are happy and excited to be part of the RefillMyBottle initiative. This is a great way to motivate people to reduce the consumption of plastic bottles for both locals and tourists.
Travel with a purpose – Kara-Tunga connects Uganda’s most remote communities with the world, aimed at improving their lives and enriching travellers’ experiences. Watch a non-profit from Hungary deliver 205 SeatPacks (an adjustable backpack, bamboo and canvas chair and desk) to children studying at Usake Community School in the Morungole Mountains, one of the northernmost, most …
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Launch of an unique Connection Journey trough Karamoja
We’re ready to launch what we’ve been working on the past months with Akiiki, and so proud to share that! Akiiki is a project by people for people, bridging all our minor differences. The key is Connecting Communication.
Are you looking for more substantial depth and connection in your life? We got you covered by two life-changing trips every year to the remote and pristine region of Karamoja, Uganda.
The funds we acquire with our non-profit are used to bring together people from different communities in Uganda. By training and facilitating learning processes in the field, Akiiki brings about a transformation in a region that is scarred by violence and conflict.
Akiiki creates mutual involvement among different stakeholders, including the local communities as well as travellers. The connection from heart to heart and from person to person creates trust, brings people together with their actual needs, and enables empathy, even if the differences seemed unbridgeable at first.
Are you ready to embark on a journey too? Uganda is waiting for you. Working on world peace, one step at a time.
More info: 14 Days Connecting Journey through Karamoja
Akiiki: www.akiiki.be
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