- Affordable, enriching and fun programs.
- Safe and inviting communities.

There are many attractions to see in Kampala such as: The Kasubi Tombs, which were the traditional royal tombs of the Kabakas of Buganda; The Namugongo Martyrs' Shrine, which commemorates twenty Ugandan Christians that were burnt alive in 1886 on the order of the Kabuki of Buganda; The Ugandan Museum featuring a display of Uganda's cultural heritage, and a vivid reminder of their fabled past; The National Theater of Uganda, which opened in 1959 and is truly a national theater for the people of Uganda There is religious landmarks of historical significance including the Bahai Temple ( the only one in Africa) set on a hill with a great view of Kampala, The Rubaga catholic cathedral, The Sikh temple and the Namirembe cathedral. Shoppers can absorb the pleasures of the Nakasero Fruit and Vegetable Market, the Owino Market in Nakivubo Place or the Ugandan Craft Center in downtown Kampala.

Kampala is awash with cheap internet cafes, international banks with ATMs which accepts VISA/MASTERCARD transactions. There are also plenty of local and international restaurants and pubs. Kabalagala is Kampala's pub/disco capital- a place where locals go, especially on weekends, to enjoy food, beers, music and dancing. There are several pubs and hotels in this area. Just out side Kampala there is the white water rafting either in Murchison falls or Jinja. You can also enjoy a visit to one of Kampala's 10 National parks or go Gorilla trekking to see the rare mountain gorillas.