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You can help us restore, rebuild and resource, to break the cycle of poverty in Northern Uganda. Donate online All gifts over $2 are Tax Deductible in Australia* Donate *For your Tax Receipt, email details of your deposit with Date, Name, Amount and your address to contact@tamarindaustralia.org.au Or, wire your donation All gifts over $2 are Tax Deductible in Australia* BSB: 062-164 ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1053 8981 ACCOUNT NAME: Tamarind Australia. ​ ​ *For your Tax Receipt, email details of your deposit with Date, Name, Amount and your address to contact@tamarindaustralia.org.au Transparency Our 2021-2022 Financial Year Expenses. ​ "Development projects " costs directly further the work of Tamarind Australia. ​ "Staff Expenses" costs indirectly further the work of Tamarind Australia. ​ View all of o ur annual reports he re .

Our Methods The HEALS Model Our HEALS model (Health, Education, Agriculture, Land Redemption and Sustainability) developed in Gulu Northern Uganda is a holistic approach to community development. The goal is to reduce poverty by supporting families on their journey towards a sustainable future. Health Education Agriculture Land Redemption Sustainability Improving health in communities by supplying clean bore water via solar pump , and improving maternal and child nutrition by developing local agriculture. Tamarind Australia's Vision HEALS facilitates generational change by providing: ​ Future choices through ongoing training A pathway out of poverty for adults by incorporating sound development and training methods in livelihood and agriculture practices Vastly improving family health through supplying purified water and education on health practices Employment opportunities and advanced skills development through establishing markets for the products development as a result of better agriculture practices taught ​ Through these practices, communities are becoming sustainable and self-supporting. This is the key to a strong, healthy, peaceful and thriving community, which restores dignity to individuals and heals the poverty cycle. Moving From... Dependence to Independence After a war, what do you do when all the government aid trucks roll out of town? ​ ​ We seek to RESTORE a culture and community that has been ravaged by war, by changing the mindset of dependence upon aid to one of individual and communal opportunity and responsibility for future wellbeing. Restoration encompasses economic and social spheres and is concerned with restoring dignity and agency of people. Subsistence to Self Sustainability In a time of war you kill a chicken and eat it. In a time of peace you learn to like eggs. ​ ​ We seek to REBUILD a livelihood that knows nothing but poverty and to break down the mindset forged through trauma that leads to temporal solutions and lack of forward planning. ​ ​ Rebuilding encompasses education, counselling, and utilises coaching and mentoring to inspire and guide people to plan and live a better future. Poverty to Purpose You can't grow a plant without a seed, but if someone provides you with some seeds, soon you'll have a lot of plants. We seek to RESOURCE the local community through tangible projects to enable marginalised communities to become self -supporting and create ongoing economic opportunities for a sustainable future. ​ Resourcing encompasses practical assistance necessary to help communities develop their skills, breaking the generational cycle of poverty. We Operate Through Three Programs The Demonstration Farm The Farm is located in Pagak 20km north of Gulu city. We demonstrate, train and teach farmers in the Pagak community. This involves practical hands-on experiences with crops and animals . We also have a store house and training centre where we teach farmers forward planning and how to get the best out of their yield. We have impacted over 500 farmers in the last 10 years. The Operations Centre The OC is located in Bardege Te-Dam Gulu and focuses on developing the community . We teach farming , basic business skills, and demonstrate animal husbandry . ​ ​ Over 150 Bardege community members have had their lives changed by Tamarind. The Tribe The Tribe is a small group of artisan women who use their skills to generate income to provide for their families. We teach basic business skills, bead making and cooking. ​ ​ ​ ​ We have reached over 100 women throughout Gulu in the last 10 years. Why is Tamarind's work needed in Northern Uganda? Learn more about our story What are our programs achieving? Learn more about our projects

Get in touch! @TAMARINDPROGRAMS @TAMARINDLIFE @THETRIBETAMARIND contact@tamarindaustralia.org.au join our email newsle tter You can also use this form to contact us First Name Last Name Email Write a message Submit Thanks for getting in touch! Australia Address The Secretary, Tamarind Australia c/- Connect Church 131 Woronora Road Engadine NSW 2233 Australia Uganda Address Sarah and Chris Ochaya P O Box 647 Gulu Uganda Confused? We've compiled the questions we get asked the most, to help you out. Read our FAQs Haven't found what you're looking for yet? Use the search bar.

This area was built with consultation from the local community to serve their needs. Keep up to date with all of our projects by following Tamarind Australia on Facebook and Instagram. To contribute to more projects like our community area, consider donating to Tamarind Australia's work to restore, rebuild and resource Northern Uganda.

Our annual report for 2022 includes: Chairman's report Progress updates on all of our major projects Our finance report for the year Click below to download

INTERNATIONAL GIVING TUESDAY is an amazing opportunity all over the world to give to a charity and make the world a better place! Why not join the journey and donate to TAMARIND to be a part of breaking the poverty cycle in Northern Uganda. Thank you. Yours sincerely, Chris and Sarah Ochaya Founders of Tamarind