Teams4U Empowerment & Health Team making a
difference in the lives of children through sport,
games, education and healthcare …
1st Female sports team in
the School
Each team member is a role-model to every
child they meet and for the teachers and our
Ugandan team. This positively challenges the
Ugandans on:
 Gender Roles
 Corporal Punishment
 Girls in Education
Testing for HIV
Allowing children to play
& enabling excitement for
sports & team games
The team actively support, encourage and
praise the girl pupils, set up netball teams in
each school with the distribution of donated kit
and also the women in the team are active
members of every program, demonstrating
mutual respect with the male team members
and the male Ugandan team.
Through alternative methods of crowd control
such as songs and catchphrases the team
demonstrate that children can have order
without the need for canes or sticks. Mike Otai,
District Schools Inspector for Kumi, has seen a
significant reduction in the use of corporal
punishment since the arrival of volunteer teams
with Teams4U.
The sports and games enable the children to play,
facilitate the interest and growth of sports in the
school and equip teachers with more ideas for their
Breaking down barriers
& gender stereotypes
Demonstrating mutual
respect
Screening for Cervical
Cancer
PE lessons. Poverty is not simply the lack of
clothes, shelter or food but also results in low selfesteem, low confidence, no self-belief and a
passive approach to life. The sports program,
through joy, laughter, encouragement and praise,
Messiah treated by T4U for is is about building hope back into these kids.
tendon damage from burns
The health program is about giving families a future.
Having fun!
Teaching  Transforming  Treatment  Teams  Training
Address : PO Box 2252  Wrexham  LL11 0BY
T: 01978 310110 Email: [email protected] www.teams4u.com
Registered charity no.1114131