• To establish clinics and health units for displaced people, including health education programmes for improving the living conditions of orphans and other disadvantaged children in rural and urban communities; working with widows to integrate them back into society.
• To improve the basic infrastructure in Ugandan communities — water,  roads, schools, hygiene, hospitals, and much needed social welfare and support programmes.
• To establish institutions to provide facilities for diverse training but with particular emphasis on agriculture, health, technology and sustainable living practices.
• To promote programmes for economic and social regeneration and self-sufficiency in order to bring back self esteem to communities traumatised by armed conflict, crime, violence, rape, malaria and/or displacement.

Currently, our Foundation is working closely with Lugazi Community Primary School in Uganda for urgent supplies of educational materials: books, maps, science equipment, language aids, audio visual devices and other learning tools, including computers and flat screen monitors. Additionally, Kawololo Hospital (Mukono District, Uganda) has been given no new equipment since it was built in 1968. The staff are very dedicated, but the roof is constantly leaking and old equipment is regularly failing — all this in one of the area’s busiest hospitals. Dr. Ivan, chief medical superintendant at the hospital, has been working with the Ganda Foundation since June 2009 — the Foundation making numerous new contacts in the UK for used but well-maintained hospital equipment including incubators, beds, operating theatre items and other much needed hardware and replacements.