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Volunteer With OSOF Uganda
One Sport One Family (OSOF) is a rural Ugandan based community charity founded by Ben Nteza, a youth leader, tennis player, and community advocate at 14 years old passionate about using sport and education as tools for social change. Growing up in rural Uganda, Ben witnessed firsthand how poverty, limited access to education, and lack of safe spaces affect children’s futures. In response, he founded OSOF to create opportunities for at-risk youth through sports especially tennis education, and life skills mentorship.
Through structured sports programs, a community study room, and character development activities, OSOF provides safe, supportive environments where children learn respect, teamwork, leadership, confidence, and discipline while strengthening their academic growth.

Who can volunteer

Who Can Volunteer;
-Volunteers aged 18+
-Students, gap-year volunteers, and professionals
-People interested in sports, education, youth work, or community development
-Tennis experience is welcome but not required
-Volunteers who are open-minded, adaptable, and willing to engage with rural life

Volunteer job

Volunteers work closely with Founder Ben Nteza and the local team and may assist with:
Tennis and sports coaching (basic drills, games, and fitness)
Supporting children in the community study room (reading, homework, typing, drawing)
Teaching life skills such as leadership, teamwork, respect, and communication
Organizing games, creative activities, and mentoring sessions
Helping strengthen daily programs and community engagement
Roles are flexible and shaped around each volunteer’s strengths.

What to expect

Meaningful, hands-on involvement with children and youth
Direct mentorship from a passionate local founder
A simple rural lifestyle with strong community connections
Limited resources but a strong sense of purpose and teamwork
Cultural exchange, learning, and personal growth

Management

OSOF is locally founded and led by Ben Nteza, who oversees project vision, daily activities, and volunteer coordination. The project is community driven, with support from local leaders, youth mentors, and volunteers. Decisions are made with the best interests of the children and community at heart.

Accommodation

We haven't constructed our own volunteer house at the project but we are looking forward to in the future. Volunteers at the moment can stay in basic, safe local accommodation at Rev, Fr. Vincent Karatunga Amoti's Haire integrated organic farm here in the village which is near to OSOF center. This setup allows volunteers to experience authentic village life and build strong relationships with the community.

Accommodation & Food cost

Volunteers contribute a small daily or weekly fee that covers:
Accommodation
Daily meals b (breakfast, lunch, supper)



Environment

The project is based in Kabweza village in Kyegegwa district Uganda, surrounded by a close knit and welcoming community. Volunteers arrive through Entebbe International Airport, then are picked up by our Founder Ben Nteza in a private car or van to the village where the project is based

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