Humanitarian Projects

BBT is involved in a number of humanitarian projects geared at promoting their livelyhoods according to their needs. This page focuses on a number of projects that we carry out in our different communities.

BBT Wheel Chair Projects.
Uganda has big number of people who have physical dis-ability due to Polio. Most of these people have never owned a Wheel Chair in their entire lives. So movinHg is quite a problem to them where by they have to be carried in wooden wheel barrows or bicycles which are dangerous to them since they can fall off. Here we were in Western Uganda where we distributed more than 100 wheel chairs to the physically handicapped people.    

BBT Sewing Machines projects
Under the Women of Siginficance Ministy in the BBT, after training various women groups in different development initiatives, one of the start-ups we give them is sewing machines. The main aim is to make these women self-reliant and able to look after their children because most of the women we work with are widows or single mothers.

BBT Bicycle Project.
BBT Bicycle Project aimed at providing cheap transport to Rural Church Leaders who have to go deep into the bushes to witness Christ and to encourage and disciple the young believers. BBT Bicycle Project aimed at providing cheap transport to Rural Church Leaders who have to go deep into the bushes to witness Christ and to encourage and disciple the young believers.

Vocational Training Schools.
Vocational Training Schools with a purpose of teaching young people life skills which will also give them a source of Income. BBT believes in empowering people to start their own business instead of relying on looking for jobs. We teach mostly young people and women to create jobs like Welding and Joinery, Cookery, Decoration, and Brick Laying. On left are some of our students in GULU undertaking a course in Welding and Metal Joinery where they produce Iron gates,windows and doors among others.

BBT Women Development Programs.
We at BBT believe that empowering and developing a mother is empowering and developing a nation. One of our programs is aimed at helping women find something to do with their own hands. We teach women tailoring to help them become self reliant. BBT provides an opportunity for children from poor and needy families,orphans,HIV/AIDS affected children,war-displaced children,and Pastors' children to acquire a formal education with the help of our partners.    

BBT Formal Education Programs.
BBT provides an opportunity for children from poor and needy families,orphans,HIV/AIDS affected children,war-displaced children,and Pastors' children to acquire a formal education with the help of our partners.

Good Samaritan Schools

Back to the Bible Truth is involved in helping, supporting, and developing the livelyhood of children in terms of education. BBT has a Nursery School to cater for the ages of 3-5, a primary school to cater for ages 6-13, and a high school to cater for ages 14-19 uner the name "Good Samaritan". Currently BBT is constructing a 5 stored building to serve as a home to 480 vulnerable girls. We believe that every child has a right to education. Our aim is to enable every African Child to acquire the necessary basic education.    

We bring hope to the hearts of these children because hope does not disappoint and hope makes the heart glad. Your kindness brings this joy. We bring We bring hope to the hearts of these children because hope does not disappoint and hope makes the heart glad.

We not only enable children attain formal education but also give them basic needs like books,uniforms,shoes and food among other things. We not only enable children attain formal education but also give them basic needs like books,uniforms,shoes and food among other things

In some places classrooms are mango trees. In other places where there are temporary structures as classrooms the children sit on the dirty because there are no benches.
   
In some places classrooms are mango trees. In other places where there are temporary structures as classrooms the children sit on the dirty because there are no benches.