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UBUNTU INTERNATIONAL × TONNY × KIIZA WILBROAD

Our projects

It started in 2025 with one storm, one conversation between Tonny and Pato Banton, and one rebuilt home — Mary's House. Today the work covers four connected projects: nine permanent homes and a village shop in Kakindo, and a learning academy and clinic in Ibanda. Kiiza Wilbroad has been a pillar throughout: purchasing the land, coordinating the builds and representing the project on the ground. Every project begins the same way: a community naming its own need, and building it with the people who will live with it. “I am because we are.”

Housing Project

KAKINDO VILLAGE · PHASE III UNDERWAY

Ubuntu Village! Housing Project

Nine permanent homes for eight widows, with water, electricity, an organic garden and homeschooling — now growing into a sustainable food forest.

Ubuntu shop

KAKINDO VILLAGE· IN PLANNING

Ubuntu Village Shop

A community-run shop keeping everyday essentials within walking distance — and turning household spending into village income.

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KAKINDO VILLAGE · IN PLANNING

Ubuntu Learning & Leadership Academy

Funded by a substantial donation on a newly purchased one-acre site alongside a clinic: a child-centred school designed in a circle, with classrooms, library, kitchen, demonstration farm, solar power and rainwater harvesting.

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KAKINDO VILLAGE · IN PLANNING

Ubuntu Community Clinic

Primary care, maternal and child health, chronic-illness support and elder care — on the same one-acre site as the academy, within walking distance of the village.

I am because we are.

Ubuntu Village! Housing Project — permanent homes for widows and the elderly in rural Uganda, built with Ubuntu International and the community itself.

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Delivered by Edentia International, a non-governmental organisation registered in Uganda to operate nationally and internationally, in partnership with Ubuntu International.

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