Musana Community Development Organization is in Iganga, Uganda. Musana is a multi-faceted organization that started as an orphanage by two CU students and has now grown into a full-fledged community development organization. In addition to the school at Musana, there is a fish project, dairy farm, chicken farm, craft and micro-lending projects, as well as various agricultural projects. Musana also runs a local café, managed and employed by Ugandans. The organization is focused in the direction of 100% sustainability, where all funding is locally generated and injected back into the community. Musana is not just providing education and a loving home for vulnerable children it’s impacting a community for generations to come.

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