News Articles

6 November 2017

Alex is home!

Alex is home and doing well after traveling to Germany for life saving heart surgery. Thank you to all those who donated to support this surgery.

31 May 2017

Celebration Day 2017 Report

Over 80 supporters gathered at Didsbury in May to celebrate to work of Potter’s Village. A craft stall and “Guess the Weight of the Cake” competition helped to raise £400. Speakers included Debbie Drew, who showed how to make lovely, but inexpensive clothing and other items for the Potter’s Village children. As always, Sue and Mike Hughes’ presentation on the ups and downs of life at Potter’s village during the past year and looking forward to the future was the highlight.

13 February 2017

Ugandan Masterchef!

Knock Presbyterian Church funded the building of a the demonstration kitchen for the Nutrition Unit. Last summer a group from the church visited Potter's Village and saw how the work was progressing. This is their story.

11 January 2017

Potter's Village Celebration Day 2017

Advance notice of the Celebration Day to be held on Saturday 6th May at St James and Emmanuel Church Didsbury.

29 December 2016

Mike and Sue's new Blog

On their return to Uganda, Mike and Sue have started a new blog about life at Potter's Village.

18 November 2016

Debby's Visit to Potter's Village

Debby McLelland, her daughter and two friends were able to visit Potter's Village in the summer of 2016.

14 October 2016

Alternative Gifts Christmas Catalogue 2016

We have just published our Alternative Gifts catalogue for Christmas 2016. The Potters Village has identified gifts that will help save the lives of children in Kisoro. You simply choose a gift for a relative or friend and we'll send you one of our cards for you to give to them, explaining about their gift. We also have a range of Christmas cards available to order.

10 May 2016

Hostel Appeal - 2016

Project: Potters Village is a Child Crisis & Medical Centre, offering a safe and secure environment for vulnerable babies and toddlers, many whom have been abandoned or their families are unable to look after them.