Nick & Tessa Laing
Medical and social justice support, Uganda
Since 2013, Nick and Tessa have been privileged to live and work amongst their local community in Gulu, Northern Uganda. Nick coordinates 18 Anglican health centres, and is launching new centres as part of a new initiative to extend healthcare to the rural poor. Tess works with communities to tackle local justice issues and is currently focussed on helping rural citizens fight for their land rights.
Help support Nick & Tessa
Find out more about partnering financially, or download resources for your church or prayer group.
Latest news
The Mayor Saga Continues
19 October, 2017
“He has arrived; he is in office.” Excellent. Against all odds, we have everybody in the same space. Media ...
Read more
The Health Centre That Wasn’t To Be
4 September, 2017
Phase 1 – Great hope In March, we rode out with our enthusiastic nurse Walter to the frontier town ...
Read more
Health Clinics by the Numbers
2 July, 2017
We’re 5 months into the trial of the 4 new clinics, with a total of 12 operational months ...
Read more
NGOs part 1 – Pay your workers less
9 May, 2017
I don’t usually preface, but in this case it may help people dislike me less. I believe that ...
Read more
More than the worst thing we’ve done
3 May, 2017
“You have to wash! Look at you! I’ll tell the school matron to beat you if you don’t ...
Read more
Clinic No. 3 – Borderline
17 April, 2017
Elegu is a “post-apocalyptic shanty town”, explained my wise anthropologist friend. If you only had four words and ...
Read more