22 May 2017

Ever wondered what it would be like to volunteer for an orphfund project?  Nows the time to see the work in action as it takes place.  Click the link below to Check out Orphfunds instagram https://www.instagram.com/orphfund/ and join Orphfunds facebook page.  https://www.facebook.com/orphfund/ The 19th Orphfund project is underway and volunteers will be updating daily as […]

Volunteer George getting dirty and working hard painting the Kitholi @orphfund dorms! #orphfund #uganda #volunteer #africa

With the 19th Orphfund team on the ground in Uganda, Steve shares what will be one of many hard days ahead, and meets an invaluable new member of the Orphfund family.  “Without doubt one of the hardest days for me yesterday of this project and any project. It was all made better by meeting one

A donation from Deans Art.  Before we left Australia, Deans Art supplied a screen press frame that we were ecstatic to pack up and trek over to Uganda. The frame was put to good use at the Orphfund Kasese Children’s home yesterday! A whole afternoon of cutting stencils that the kids drew themselves resulted in the first

Marion – Uganda, Kasese Children’s Village This is our lovely girl Marion from the OrphFund Kasese Children’s Village. A couple of days ago Marion fell ill and yesterday was diagnosed with malaria and is now in hospital. She has the best of care and we expect her home in a couple of days.  Malaria is

  Our awesome Kitholi team yesterday after a hard days work brightening up the OrphFund dorms with a lick of paint! #orphfund #uganda  — with Salvo Out, Steph Steph, Chelsea Dennison, Nic Six, Glenn Rees, Gee Manofdarkness and Chelsea Dennison Photography.

Davis has been with the Orphfund family since he was twelve, he has no memory of his parents and was cared for by an elderly neighbour. Last year this kind, supportive nineteen year old was one of two winners of the inaugural OrphFund High Achievement Scholarship to one of the top schools in Uganda and

Walking into the OrphFund Kasese Children’s Village for the first time today, we were overwhelmed by the abundance of love and affection that we were showered with. The excitement and smiles of the children meant we couldn’t wipe our own smiles off our faces. Of 11 volunteers, 7 of us are visiting the OrphFund family

Aya Argent supervises the packing progress as hundreds of kilos of footballs, blankets, bras, clothing, laptops and more are packed, hopefully weighing in the luggage allowances of Steve Argent and Orphfunds volunteers.

Paul of Orphfunds Kasese Children’s home, putting in the hard yards during school holiday revison program. Go Paul!  #repost from return volunteer Chelsea Dennison ‘Orphfund encourages all children, no matter the direction they need to take.’