Once there was a small Ugandan girl who lived in a small Ugandan village.  When it came to the world she was insignificant, but she had big dreams and high expectations. When she started school her teachers entertained her wide ideas of change but as she grew, teachers became more impatient with her unrealistic nature. Life was cruel to this dreamer.   Though inside she knew she was born to change things she found no support around her and soon her wide and idealistic ideas of progress and change turned into hopes, then dreams, then were forgotten all together.  And perhaps the one person who could have changed the course of history—didn’t.

Be the change you wish to see by volunteering with LEU, a program that mentors a Ugandan generation of teachers who in-turn build Ugandan statesmen through leadership education.  George Wythe University, in partnership with HELP International has created the LEU Program (Leadership Education Uganda).  Volunteering with LEU is a great opportunity for a field experience, grass-roots leadership, and serving a world in need. Not only will volunteers be able to have an immediate effect on the people they teach but they will also be a part of establishing programs that will continue to impact the Ugandan people long after they leave. This program is available all year round for students to participate in as part of their statesmanship education. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity that will truly move the cause of liberty across the globe by building statesmen who will, with the education we help them obtain, transform their country for future generations.

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