Small Steps Project

Thank for bringing us so much joy this World Cup Erling Braut Haaland please would you consider donating a pair of your signed football boots to our charity so we can share the love and provide shoes to thousands of barefoot children? With love from Small Steps Project x

In Masaka Uganda, we have a new education reintegration project. Here are just 2 of the 50 children whose lives have been transformed by taking small steps off the dump and into school.

We are currently looking for match funding to increase this support to 100 children!

The 1st & 2nd photos are of 11 year old Janet, an orphan who lives with her elderly grandma. Before joining the program she worked alongside her grandma on the dump site. But now she's at school and dreams of being a doctor so she can take care of her grandma. Until she succeeds we take care of both of them.

The 2nd & 3rd photos are of 9 year-old Faswila. Before joining the program she stayed at home to look after her baby sister while her mum worked on the dump site. Now she's at school and we take care of he sister at our crèche, providing free child care so her mum can go to work.

It is with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to a very dear and loved member of the Small Steps Project Family. James Ng'ang'a Wakaba has brought joy to the children at for over 7 years. He taught us all the values of respect, hard work and kindness, always with a smile.
He grew up in Ngong, where, like many of the children, he supported his family, yet he still finished his education and then returned the project to inspire a whole generation of children.
He tragically passed on April 6th in a fatal road accident.
Tomorrow on Tuesday 14th he will be laid to rest in the estate of Zambia in Ngong. The children of green steps will be in attendance.
He will be missed so much by everyone.
Please contact if you would like to attend or make a donation to his family at this difficult time.

Rest in peace sweet James.