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Travel with impact – support for communities and local projects

🌍✨ Travel with meaning – Making a difference together with Mirandira Tours

 

At Mirandira Tours, traveling is more than just discovering new places. Every trip you take with us actively contributes to strengthening local communities and supporting sustainable projects. We connect tourists with local organizations, fostering exchange, and creating experiences that leave a lasting impression—both on our travelers and in the communities we support.

 

🌟 Supporting local projects: A portion of our proceeds goes directly to projects that improve the lives of local people.

 

This includes:
📚 Educational initiatives
🌱 Environmental protection programs
💼 Promoting the local economy

 

Our close collaboration with communities ensures that these projects meet real needs and have a sustainable impact.

 

🌍 Building bridges between travelers and organizations: We offer our guests the opportunity to immerse themselves deeply in local life and gain authentic insights into people's everyday lives. We connect them with small, local organizations dedicated to education, health, culture, and the environment. These connections not only create an enriching travel experience but also provide an opportunity to directly support projects.

 

🌿 Authentic encounters and lasting partnerships: Our tours allow you to learn about the challenges and successes of the communities we visit. Whether through visiting a school, supporting an environmental project, or engaging with local communities, these encounters provide a valuable opportunity to share knowledge, gain new perspectives, and build lasting connections.

🌍💚 Travel with meaning

 

Local KID

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Local KID is active in three regions of Uganda to sustainably strengthen local communities.
In Kisoro, western Uganda, Local KID supports street children and drug-addicted young people with the aim of opening up new life prospects for them.
In Kitgum, in the north of the country, Local KID launched a training program in 2022 that helps young mothers and adults without an educational background in particular to shape their futures independently.
In the capital city of Kampala, we support children through targeted educational projects to pave their way to a better and successful future.

Support Disabled Children Ggaba

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The Kampala-based organization is dedicated to caring for children with mental and physical disabilities – regardless of their age.
In close collaboration with various therapists and the children's families, their quality of life is sustainably improved. The organization creates a safe space that not only offers support but also a home and safe haven for the affected children and their families.

Local KID Kitgum

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Local KID's education program in Kitgum is aimed at young mothers and adults without formal education who have been disadvantaged by the long-standing civil war in northern Uganda. Since 2023, the organization has been offering practical training programs that help participants shape their futures independently. Targeted training and support provide skills that facilitate access to employment opportunities and promote economic independence. Thus, the program not only contributes to individual development but also strengthens the entire community in Kitgum. Further information can be found on the official Local KID website.

Food Forest Uganda

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Under the leadership of Gerald Nkusi, a dedicated environmentalist and travel entrepreneur, unused land is being transformed into productive forest gardens that not only provide food but also promote biodiversity. The project places particular emphasis on education, involving children, parents, and teachers in the process and providing them with practical skills and a deeper understanding of ecological relationships. Through training and community planting activities, local communities are empowered and raised awareness of climate protection.

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