6 schools, 500 girls and boys coached, 10 volunteers, 30 hours of coaching, 2 local clubs inaugurated as potential young leaders and the possibility of setting up a netball academy – NDT returns home with a massive sense of achievement after its second tour to Mbale, Uganda.
As the UK volunteers return home we celebrate the success of the second NDT tour to Uganda. So what did the team get up to…..
Upon arrival in Entebbe the team was greeted by 2 local Ugandan Tag Rugby Trust (TRT) employees Dot and Stesh. The heat was immense having left a rainy London some 9 hours earlier. The bus was loaded with our bags and we headed to our first camping ground, Jinja Rugby Club.
As the UK volunteers return home we celebrate the success of the second NDT tour to Uganda. So what did the team get up to…..
Upon arrival in Entebbe the team was greeted by 2 local Ugandan Tag Rugby Trust (TRT) employees Dot and Stesh. The heat was immense having left a rainy London some 9 hours earlier. The bus was loaded with our bags and we headed to our first camping ground, Jinja Rugby Club.
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