Our Mission and Vision

With 25+ years in Uganda, we've gained valuable knowledge to better support impoverished youth. Your donations go directly to those in need, and you can watch the process online, thanks to improved technology.

Live streaming brings transparency and fosters dialogue between Americans and Ugandans, enhancing cultural understanding and community improvement.

We also plan to link Colorado high schools with those we support in Uganda, building meaningful connections between students in Evergreen, Conifer, and Uganda.

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Current Projects

Peyton Thomas presenting students with support from donors in the US, especially the Lang Institute. Speakers for Africa is a Colorado-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Uganda. Peyton Thomas with the students.

Primary School Education Materials, Food and Tuition

Constructing Pit Latrines for Schools in Uganda

Uganda Youth Aid Nursery and Primary School in Kampala, Uganda. Boys soccer team. Speakers for Africa is a Colorado-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Uganda. This is the boys soccer team.

Boys and Girls Soccer Clubs

Professor Patrick at the Ghetto Research Laboratory

Sustainable Farming and Research

Ambassador Program - Noella and Miria are the future of Uganda. Noella heads up our agricultural program. We put her in charge of teaching students how to grow food.

Speakers for Africa Ambassadors Program

Speakers for Africa is a Colorado-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Uganda. We provide seeds to schools for their sustainable agriculture program.

Speaker for Africa Agriculture and Seed Program

Nazarene School,
Serere, Uganda

OUR FOCUS

Education

Building Schools

Dance

Athletic Teams

Pit Latrines

Peyton Thomas and Lang Institute with students_edited

SOCCER

Boys and Girls
Soccer Clubs

Classrooms Need Repair

Speakers For Africa is a Colorado-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports disadvantaged students in Uganda. We are raising funds to rebuild classrooms for students in Uganda. Younger children (many of whom are orphans) are forced to study in a building on the brink of collapse.

Pit Latrine

In Uganda, inadequate sanitation remains a critical public health challenge, particularly in remote areas such as Kiruhua District in Western Uganda. Poor access to proper facilities contributes to the spread of waterborne diseases such as cholera and diarrhea, which affects children and vulnerable populations.

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Events

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Speakers for Africa - Ghetto Research Laboratory. Peyton Thomas is speaking with Professor Patrick, the head of the KGRP — Kamwookya Research Program

PROJECTS

Uganda Youth Aid School

A nursery and primary school in Mbuya, Kampala, Uganda.

Over the past 4 years, we have supported various programs—from sports and tech to food, fees, and supplies.

Ghetto Research Laboratory

Self-made researchers experimenting with ways to clean up the environment.

Nazarene School, Serere, Northern Uganda.

Orphan students at this school need our help. With very little, we can help save lives in the severe conditions of Northern Uganda.

TLC Youth Center

The TLC youth center in Kampala provides sports, education, dancing and chess. These are essential outlets for young people battling the harsh living of underprivileged neighborhoods in Kampala. These kids have a safe place to come to better themselves.