Through mutual visits and concrete actions—such as building wells, planting trees, distributing food and clothing to families in need, and establishing a school—Namataba aims to improve future opportunities for people in Uganda. These encounters are also meant to help both sides reflect on and transform their own ways of thinking.
School Year 2025/26
Education changes Lives:70250Children are still waiting for a sponsorship!
With a sponsorship you are not only giving education, but also perspective, future and hope.
The “Close the Gap Junior School Namataba” is helping transform the lives of its students by providing a solid, high-quality education grounded in Christian values ...
A farm that serves as a foundation for supply, a place of learning, an employer, a food provider for the school, and a source of support for families in need ...
The expansion of infrastructure and other important projects—such as housing for teachers and the furnishing of classrooms—are currently in the planning stage.
2023
School opening
The school opened its doors to 130 students, while another 100 children remained on the waiting list, hoping for sponsors so they too could attend.
2022
Growth & Development
The school building was completed, the farm expanded, and the first animal sponsorships and the tailoring of school uniforms began to take shape.
2021
Groundbreaking
After several delays, construction of the school finally began in August 2021, creating numerous job opportunities for young people in the region.
2020
Lockdown in Uganda
Despite the lockdown in Uganda, the project was able to move forward—with 500 trees planted and additional land acquired.
2019
Sponsoring & Expansion
The first sponsored children received support, and additional land with fish ponds was acquired to further expand the project.
2017 – 2018
First Steps
During these years, the Namataba e.V. association was founded, the first piece of land was purchased, and key initial projects—such as the construction of a well and the development of farmland—were.
2016
How it all began...
The vision for Namataba was born in 2016, when the first ideas for a sustainable project to support rural communities in Uganda began to take shape.