Written by Kinyera Melvin I am Melvin, a 15-year-old primary seven (P7) boy from Christ the King Demonstration school being raised by a...

Story collected by Akena Dickens, Communications Support We are proud of all of our term 1 graduates. But when we sat down as a team to...

Written by Dickens Akena, Communications Support In Lacor center, across from the hospital and stone’s throw away from our forest, 37...

Written by Dickens Akena Communications Support Officer and Hannah McCandless Managing Director “It wasn’t just because of COVID-19 that...

Join The Recreation Project team to learn about what we're proud of in 2020 and what's next in 2021.

We remain dedicated to empowering young people to thrive in the face of adversity through transformative play and outdoor adventure.

It is time to acknowledge that in the outdoors, just like everywhere else, Black lives matter.

A letter from our Managing Director to friends of The Recreation Project Dear Friend, I’m sure that this note is one of many updates...

We are healing relationships, nurturing thinkers, training leaders, teaching through failure. We are preparing young people to thrive.

About five months ago TRP bought a large stack of beautiful mahoganyboards. The wood is surprisingly easy to access as it is grown here...

Here in Uganda, as in many countries around the world, International Women’s Day is celebrated as a public holiday. It is an opportunity...

Dear Friends of The Recreation Project, My name is James Wagenschutz and I’m am thrilled to be The Recreation Project’s new Executive...

This past Saturday, The Recreation Project had the pleasure of celebrating the conclusion of the second semester of our Piggery Training....