Everyday is a Special day at Tennis For All by Julius
At Tennisforall Uganda every day is a special day for our program. In TFAU we work 365 days a year to replicate and to be aligned with the values of this wonderful day, among them the most important ones👇 🏡Family&Community: We are more than a NGO, we are a family and that’s one of the […]
The highlight of my trip to East Africa by Marc Bienstock
The highlight of my trip to east Africa was coaching tennis to these kids from the slums of Uganda. Â Â Julius and his team raise money to send these kids to school, feed them and provide tennis lessons so the children have an activity to keep them out of trouble. The kids are so eager […]
TENNIS FOR ALL UGANDA 2021 by BY LAURA POLA
In the city of Kampala, Uganda, close to 50 children (most living in the slums) come to practice from morning to evening just to play and learn. These players range from 5 -18 years old, red to regular ball, beginner to instructor/coach, and have all been selected to perform under TFAU with their improved attitude […]
LIFT OFF TO UGANDA! BY LAURA POLA
I say we, as this has felt as though you are on board helping lug around 140lbs items to distribute to nearly over 200 children of Tennis For All Uganda — and with a huge smile! With this finally all packed, jumping over a couple hurdles at the airport, and arriving in Qatar with some eye […]
COMMUNITY CENTER FUNDING FOR TENNIS FOR ALL UGANDA BY LAURA POLA
https://www.gofundme.com/f/transforming-lives-through-tennis It’s Saturday morning, a bit chillier than the usual days of the heat and smog in the city of Kampala, where Julius (project coordinator), Betty (friend) and myself drive about one hour southwest outside of city to the village of MPIGI District. There, the biggest project is on hand for Tennis For All Uganda […]
BEHIND TENNIS FOR ALL UGANDA BY LAURA POLA
It all started with one net, three rackets and ten balls… Two men, Julius Kyobe and Vince Mwereza, cousins, fathers, and tennis coaches, doubled up in 2012 and said, “ if we’re going to do anything for our community, why not go and help those that are in similar situations we once were?” And that […]