The photos on this page illustrate a community gardening training session with the family of Mr. Kakuru Anatori, who live in the Isingiro district of Uganda. The Movement of Life Uganda team is educating this family regarding natural organic approaches to eliminating diseases through the growing and consuming of fruits, vegetables, and medicinal plants. The…
We’re delighted to present the first set of photos from our new Movement of Life ‘School Health Parliament’ project at Warren Park School in Zimbabwe. Led by our local coordinator Mr. Bruce Kanengoni, the team has conducted Cellular Medicine training at the school and has given demonstrations on how to make compost manure and organic…
The Movement of Life Malawi team is currently busy in the fields sowing vegetable seeds and fruit seedlings. After a long dry spell the rainy season has finally arrived. The team are looking forward to hopefully producing a rich harvest and say they are very grateful to their international partners at the Dr. Rath Health…
These photographs illustrate fruit and vegetable gardening taking place at the home of Mr. Karyango Deogratius, whose family lives at one of the demonstration homes taking part in our community gardening project in Uganda. A family of six, they all collectively share responsibility for the promotion of our Free Health for All, Free Food for…
These photos show the development of a new Movement of Life community gardening project at the home of Mr. Mushabe Osbert, a father of 3 children, in Nyamuyanja, Isingiro District, Uganda. Our team in Uganda first learned of Mr. Osbert’s interest in launching a gardening project earlier this year. He says he was inspired by…
The Movement of Life Malawi team is currently preparing for the fruitful rainy season. They are making their own compost manure from locally found materials such as dry hay; straw; fresh banana stocks; manure from pigs, cows or poultry; ashes and water. Composting aids the natural slow release of nutrients to the crops, as well…
We are pleased to report that our Movement of Life Malawi team is making great progress in their fruit and vegetable garden. The produce they are growing now includes eggplant, mustard, okra, rape, pumpkin, garlic, tomato, cabbage, and onion. The team are currently weeding and mulching their vegetables to protect them from direct sun. They…
The Movement of Life Uganda community project continues to make great progress. Now up and running in a total of 21 communities, the project has set up demonstration homes to promote our ‘Free Health for All’, ‘Free Food for All’ and ‘Work for All’ campaigns. The photographs above show Mr. Twikiriize Denis and his family…
Peruth Atukunda lives in Uganda and is a member of the School Health Parliament Club at her school. She lives with her aunt, Deborah, whose home is part of our Movement of Life Uganda community outreach program. Keen supporters of our End Heart Disease: Plant a Fruit Tree campaign, Peruth Atukunda and her aunt have…
Just like many other countries around the world, coronavirus lockdowns brought many challenges to schools and children in Uganda. When schools participating in our School Health Parliament project were closed, for example, many of the nutritious plants that were being grown there were lost. During that time, the training and work we have been carrying…
