The exact details of the 2024 SERVE Uganda team are TBD, but our current direction is to start by building a youth fitness facility adjacent to the Livelihood and Sustainability Project that was completed in 2023. This team will simultaneously work with local village leaders and local fitness coaches from Pumziko Africa to mentor a comprehensive direction in character-centered curriculum in affiliation with the local church and school institutions.

Experience in the fitness industry and/or construction would be a relevant benefit to this team and the specifics of what we will be doing, but also not a strict requirement. All US travelers to Uganda are required to have a yellow fever vaccination in order to leave Uganda - all other vaccinations are voluntary and should be up to your discretion. You will have required reading and preparatory research and team meetings prior to departure.

You will be responsible for your own airfare. There is a $1300 registration fee that will include housing, shared meals and in-country transportation. A $650 non-refundable deposit will be required if or when your application is approved to secure registration; the remaining balance will be due prior to team departure. Depending on where you are traveling from or to, as well as food and incidental costs in Uganda, you can likely expect to spend approximately $2500-3000.

The Uganda Travel Advisory by the US Embassy is currently a Level 3 (Reconsider Travel). There are inherent risks when traveling to a third-world nation and especially one that is subject to the tribal and political tensions common in many African countries. Our aim is to keep everyone as safe as possible, but it is your responsibility to make a complete risk assessment and consciously consider what you’re stepping into. Feel free to email info@pointonevision.com with your questions.