DLIA Project

New dolls for the Globaltien Primary School babies in Kyangwali refugee camp and a fund added to purchase a new sewing machine for the DLIA Project has arrived in Uganda this morning from our friends and partners Uthando Project Australia. Thank you.

The DLIA Project that empowers artisans from around the Africa, especially refugees who find themselves starting a new life here. Meet Mutete Maria standing near her new established firm, she has generated funds to establish this firm through a sewing machine. We strive to provide a safe, welcoming place where they can gather to sew, knit, crochet, weave and bead to create beautiful handmade items. The ladies who join us each week are from places like Burundi, Ethiopia, Sudan, South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Ugandans.
The women receive 60% of the sales price of the items they create enabling them to help provide for themselves and their families. The staff members who support these ladies are all volunteers from the community. The items made at The DLIA Project are for sale in our on-site shop, at events in the community and online.

Many reasons why we are making dolls, Angelique holding a beautiful baby girl with new clothes and a pant inside dressed . We hope to sell our dolls both here and abroad to generate revenue, others can be donated directly to young orphaned refugees children around Africa. We thank all our partners and customers willing to place orders.

We are developing a new hand craft idea with the help of the dearest Oliver a refugee in Uganda who is knitting the beautiful table cloths. Oliver is sponsoring four siblings through this work. We thank our newly partners Esther Heart for encouraging our artisans work in Africa.

We have just recieved a percel from friends in Australia, UTHANDO PROJECT who are willing to impact lives of younng people through art work and creativity in Africa. Thank you.

The new beaded items from the urban refugees in Kampala to day have produced different items for sale. We resale the beautiful hand crafts work made by these African mothers to raise money for their basic needs. Thanks for our customers and friends pressing orders. We make profits that goes to help those in need, especially refugees babies who really need milk formula.

We continue to thank our customers and over seas partners, and our production team for ladies who are sharing different backgrounds across the Africa, we have Sudanese, Congolese, Burundian and Ugandans, you can become our long distance customer too, (order our products from Africa). We are working with young women from refugees camps and the host communities of Uganda to empower them with skills, we sell these items to people like you who buy them as one way to support Developing Life In Africa (DLIA) Project.

Our doll production industry is ahead now. Thank you Murenzia for your nice alert about this. A doll can change a life of an orphaned child.

Good morning baby Lilian, it is already morning wake up, Lilian answered please don't wake up when I am "dreaming" Thanks to all willing to open up customer links and partnering with us in treasuring our dolls, treasure a doll and you will have supported a refugee child with milk formula. Our profits are directed to help those in need.

Developing life in Africa (DLIA) is our new business plan.