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Mukono Friendship Village
A community in Takajunge village, along Kayunga Road, Mukono District, Uganda, with more than 133 households (about 550+ residents, as told to TFast). It started under BeadforLife, and its children now need skills.
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Why this matters
The short version: Mukono Friendship Village is a community in Takajunge village, along Kayunga Road, Mukono District, Uganda. Kalyango Brian, the founder of TFast Digital Agency, grew up there. Brian told TFast it is home to more than 133 households, approximately 550 or more residents in total. The community started under BeadforLife, and the children there now need skills. What else the community needs has not been confirmed yet, so no goal amount or totals are published.
Why this matters
Brian knows this place from the inside, because he grew up in it. Residents went through bead-making and craft training through the BeadforLife programme, and that training ended when the programme closed. The children who live there now need skills of their own. This page starts with what is known and what is not, before asking anyone for anything.
Who lives there
Mukono Friendship Village is home to more than 133 households, approximately 550 or more residents in total. These figures were given to TFast by Brian. TFast has not counted them independently, and we will say so if they change.
How the community started
The community started under BeadforLife. Residents went through specialised bead-making and craft training through the BeadforLife programme until it closed. This page says nothing more about BeadforLife, and it does not claim any endorsement of, or partnership with, BeadforLife.
What the children need
The children in the village now need skills. Digital skills are what TFast is working on through its planned Digital Skills Initiative, which is about access to computers and practical digital skills for young people in Uganda. Nothing is promised for this community: no devices, no courses, no dates and no results. Any plan for the children here would be confirmed with the community first and published on this page.
What we know
- Place: Takajunge village, along Kayunga Road, Mukono District, Uganda.
- Residents: more than 133 households, approximately 550 or more people (as told to TFast).
- Origin: started under BeadforLife, with bead-making and craft training until the programme closed.
- Need: skills for the children.
- Connection: Brian grew up there.
- Hosted by: TFast Digital Agency, a registered Ugandan business.
What is not confirmed yet
We have not yet published any other needs, a goal amount, a contact person on site, or how help would reach the community. We have no partners, sponsors or photographs to show for this campaign yet. We will add each of these only when it is confirmed with the community and can be shown to be true.
What we are asking for right now
We are not asking for a set amount or a particular item yet. If you would like to help, please contact us first, before sending any money or goods. You can offer other support or an introduction using the forms on this page, or write to us directly.
Who is behind this
TFast Digital Agency is a registered Ugandan business (sole proprietor). It is not a charity, NGO or nonprofit, and nothing on this page is a tax-deductible receipt offer.
How to ask a question or offer help
Message us on WhatsApp +256 751 399 620 or email tfastdigital256@gmail.com. To read more about the person and the plans behind TFast, see Our story, Digital Skills Initiative, Why support matters, How to help and Transparency.
More than 133 households, approximately 550+ residents (as told to TFast); the children need skills
Location: Takajunge village, along Kayunga Road, Mukono District, Uganda
Hosted by TFast Digital Agency
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Transparency
Mukono Friendship Village is a campaign page hosted by TFast Digital Agency, a registered Ugandan business (sole proprietor). It is not a charity, NGO or nonprofit, and contributions are not tax-deductible. The household and resident figures were given to TFast by Brian and have not been independently verified. No goal, other needs, partners, sponsors or photographs have been confirmed yet, so none are published. This page does not claim any endorsement of, or partnership with, BeadforLife.
Where is Mukono Friendship Village?
In Takajunge village, along Kayunga Road, Mukono District, Uganda.
Who lives there?
Brian told TFast that it is home to more than 133 households, approximately 550 or more residents in total. TFast has not counted them independently.
How did the community start?
It started under BeadforLife. Residents went through specialised bead-making and craft training through the BeadforLife programme until it closed. This page claims no endorsement of, or partnership with, BeadforLife.
Why is TFast involved?
Kalyango Brian, the founder of TFast Digital Agency, grew up in this community, and he wants to find support for it.
What does the community need?
The children there now need skills. TFast works on digital skills through its Digital Skills Initiative, but nothing is promised for this community: no devices, courses, dates or results. Other needs have not been confirmed yet.
Can I give money or send something?
Please contact us first, before sending money or goods. We have not yet confirmed what support for this community would be used for or how it would reach the people there.
Is TFast a charity or NGO?
No. TFast Digital Agency is a registered Ugandan business (sole proprietor). Contributions are not tax-deductible.
