Our reach

We’ve reached over 5,000 people in Uganda through our programs

EATBETA focuses on alleviating rural unemployment, food and water shortages in Uganda. We empower and equip rural farmers with practical skills through training and outreach programs. Every summer EATBETA has been mobilizing volunteers from the United States (farmers, college students, educators, business professionals, etc.) to participate in annual outreach programs to train rural farmers in Uganda. The training programs are designed to help rural farmers learn more profitable farming techniques for raising crops and livestock.

In addition to providing training to rural farmers, EATBETA is involved in facilitating the construction of hand-dug water wells in rural communities. Most rural communities in Uganda have a serious shortage of clean water; thus, our goal is to construct hand-dug water wells, particularly, in those communities where EATBETA carries out training and outreach programs.

Children enjoying clean water

What We Do

Our Progams

We address the challenges of rural unemployment, food and water shortages in Ugandan rural communities.  We work to drastically improve the physical and spiritual welfare of people in rural farming communities by collaborating with the community leaders (e.g. Faith leaders) to train farmers in a variety of skills to enable them to enhance their own livelihoods in a sustainable manner.

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For any questions regarding donations, please contact us at info@eatbeta.org or call us directly at +1 (214)884-5143