Browse earlier VECECAB stories, projects, volunteer visits, training activities and community updates.
This year, important improvements have been made at the *VECECAB Vocational Training Center*.
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Students from VECECAB’s Tailoring, Building and Carpentry departments received start-up kits and additional entrepreneurship support through the Swiss-based NGO Vocational Training and Start-Ups in Uganda.
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A new group of young people at VECECAB is discovering hope and opportunity through practical carpentry and woodwork training that can lead directly to skilled employment.
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VECECAB building students are gaining valuable hands-on experience while helping construct two new homes in Kyabakadde, developing skills they can use for their future careers.
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VECECAB’s brickmaking team worked through the night to fire a new batch of bricks, turning hard work into income that helps provide food and support for students at the school.
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VECECAB carpentry and joinery students are learning theory, technical drawing, metric measurements and furniture design alongside their practical workshop training.
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VECECAB building students are gaining real-world construction experience by working on residential homes under the guidance of their instructors.
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VECECAB is helping an 89-year-old grandmother and her 15-year-old granddaughter in Kasala, Mukono, by working toward the construction of a safe new home with proper sanitation.
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Henriëtte from SES Germany provided health education specifically for the girls at VECECAB, focusing on hygiene, health and female physical development.
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VECECAB students are learning how to grow vegetables in the school garden, combining practical agricultural training with fresh food production for the school.
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Henriëtte from SES Germany provided health education specifically for the boys at VECECAB, focusing on hygiene, health and physical development.
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Irene from SES Germany shared her building and construction expertise with VECECAB students, helping them gain practical experience and confidence through hands-on learning.
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VECECAB welcomed Henriëtte and Irene from SES Germany, with Henriëtte supporting the hospital and Irene contributing her building and construction expertise.
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Jozef Magda from eRko Organisation returned to VECECAB in February 2026 to discuss ongoing projects, explore new initiatives and strengthen the long-standing partnership.
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VECECAB is working to help a mother of nine children move from an unsafe makeshift shelter into a secure family home with proper rooms, beds and basic furniture.
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As the year came to a close, the VECECAB team produced thousands of bricks, continuing an important activity that supports both construction work and the school’s financial sustainability.
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VECECAB reached a brickmaking milestone by firing approximately 40,000 bricks in one batch — the largest single firing the organisation had completed.
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One day after the theory examinations, VECECAB students took part in their practical exams, demonstrating the skills they had developed during their vocational training.
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Students at VECECAB School took part in their theory examinations, an important step in measuring their progress and understanding during vocational training.
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VECECAB said farewell to Gudrun and Nabella from SES Germany after a valuable period of volunteer service supporting healthcare and garment-making training.
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VECECAB schoolchildren are helping make Kalagi cleaner through regular plastic-waste collection and awareness campaigns that encourage the whole community to care for the environment.
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Major renovations and a new spacious classroom have improved the learning environment at VECECAB, with valuable support from eRko Organisation in Slovakia and the local community.
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Gudrun and Nabella Gabriel from SES Germany arrived in Uganda to support VECECAB, with Nabella contributing to garment-making training at the school and Gudrun volunteering at the hospital.
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VECECAB said farewell to Fred and Kerstin after a period of dedicated volunteer service, leaving behind new tools, mattresses for the children, wardrobes and many lasting memories.
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Five local schools came together in Kyanakadde for a lively Sports Day featuring football and korfball, bringing students and the wider community together through sport.
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Parents, students, teachers and community leaders came together at VECECAB to celebrate student progress and see practical skills in carpentry, tailoring and creative work.
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VECECAB school children joined their community leader and local residents in a village clean-up campaign to remove plastic waste and promote a cleaner environment.
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Fred and Kerstin surprised VECECAB with notebooks, pencils and practical tools to support students, training activities and everyday work.
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Fred and Kerstin from SES Germany returned to VECECAB to support teaching, furniture making, translation and the development of stronger educational opportunities.
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SES expert Rudi helped VECECAB improve its brick production with a new mould, reduced water use and better production methods.
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After a short break, the VECECAB team returned refreshed and ready to continue building, stitching and creating together.
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VECECAB welcomed SES Representative Herbert Kiastra and SES Expert Rudolf Leo Ott for an inspiring exchange of knowledge, ideas and practical experience.
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SES Germany sent brickmaking specialist Rudi to Uganda to share his practical knowledge and support VECECAB and the local community.
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Sjoerd moved from the Netherlands to Uganda to support VECECAB with carpentry training, brickmaking activities, photography and the development of a new website.
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