Who we are - The Kisoboka Trust

Who we are - Trustees

Brian Arthur

Brian Arthur is a founding Trustee of the Kisoboka Trust. Brian is a Southampton UK resident and is a semi retired Chartered Accountant. In his retirement Brian carries out accountancy work and audits for several local charities.

Norman Martin

Norman Martin is a retired Chartered engineer and professional manager. With experience in several branches of engineering specialising mainly in Project Manangement, maintenance and facilities management.

On retirement Norman formed a “virtual” organisation known as Newtraid to provide an on line meeting place for volunteer consultants and clients. As a result of contacts made through Newtraid Norman became involved with hospital projects in Uganda and received requests for support from a school in Uganda. As a result of assistance from the trustees and others The Kisoboka Trust was formed to respond to such requests and support projects in water sanitation and health related areas.

Debbie Perkin

Debbie joined us as a trustee in 2013. Debbie is qualified with a Bsc Hons Community Nursing / Public Health, and the Diploma in Tropical Nursing from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

Her nursing has predominantly been A&E and overseas medical repatriation bringing ill patients home from overseas. Her voluntary work is in Kenya, in the Nairobi slums, and Sierra Leone. She started Wings of Mercy in the slums after working for another charity out there and seeing money going down a ‘black hole’ and the people needing help being ignored. She works there with Roger Molera her Kenyan colleague. This has been since 2004. Her charities main work is medical outreach where Debbie leads a team of volunteers to provide free healthcare to the local people. She also enables ladies to start small businesses through skills education and small loans with business training alongside and links with 2 schools in the slums.

In Sierra Leone she works mainly in Kamakumba, a remote jungle village in the North. She has been instrumental in helping to start the first ever health post in the village and liaised with government officials on her latest journey, to discuss registration for the ‘clinic’. This also brought about the first ever vaccination programme in Kamakumba.

Who we are - Volunteers

Graeme Kemp

Graeme responded to a request for more help in running the charity and has joined The Kisoboka Trust as a volunteer. Graeme is a retired Chartered Surveyor.

His career included many years as a senior public sector manager and more recently a period working for a small local charity working with homeless young people.

Emily Martin

Emily is a recent language graduate from Southampton University and has joined Kisoboka as a volunteer.

Emily uses her skills to edit our newsletters and develop our use of social media platforms. She also persuades elderly trustees and others to join in energetic fund raising activities.

This could be you

Whatever your skills and experience you would be welcome to join us!

Who we are - Partners and Donors

These are the groups and organisations without whom we would not have been able to make “it possible”. Not forgetting the many individuals who helped us through their generosity.

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NDCOA are a longstanding partner in Uganda and have worked with Kisoboka on WASH and other projects.

Notre Dame Community Outreach Association

https://ndcoau.wixsite.com/notredameuganda

KRA, a Kisoboka partner have carried out water and sanitation projects at several Schools in Kenya with financial support from various donors.

Kenya Rainwater Association

http://www.kenyarainwater.org/

Living Water Africa fights water poverty by funding the building, fixing and maintenance of water wells in rural Africa. They have supported several of our pump and water source refurbishment projects.

Living Water Africa

https://www.livingwaterafrica.org.uk/

ROPE are are UK based charity who provided funding for a water and sanitation project for a school in Kitengela, Kenya.

ROPE

https://www.rope.org.uk/

KTCT are a UK based charitable trust. They provided funding for several of our pump and water source reinstatement projects

Kitchen Table Charities Trust

http://www.kitchentablecharities.org/

The Waterloo Foundation are based in Wales and funded wash rooms and toilets for girls at a secondary school in Masaka, Uganda.

Waterloo Foundation

http://www.waterloofoundation.org.uk/

St Edwards School is a special school located near Romsey UK. The boys and staff have steadfastly supported many Kisoboka projects over the years.

St Edwards School

https://st-edwards.hants.sch.uk/