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Help at our non-profit social projects in Mbale, Uganda

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Last activity : 19 Oct 2025

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Hi, i am Jeremiah the founder of a non-profit organisation dedicated to improving maternal and child health in rural communities of Eastern Uganda. We provide healthcare services, education, and community empowerment programs to vulnerable populations.
We welcome volunteers from diverse backgrounds to join our team and contribute their skills and time to support our humanitarian work. Opportunities include Assisting our medical team with health camps, patient care, and health education.
You can also support our education programs at Golden Hill Academy, community outreach, and empowerment initiatives in Mbale district.
Be ready to help with office tasks, project management, and there are benefits of Volunteering with us, you will contribute to improving the lives of mothers and children in rural Uganda.
You will Develop new skills and gain valuable experience in humanitarian work.
You will immerse yourself in Ugandan culture and learn about local customs and traditions more especially our Bagisu culture.
Duration for voulunteership, Minimum 2 weeks to 3 months commitment. We shall help you in Visa Application by sending you an invitation letter accepting to host you with a moderate accommodation in our house
Skills relevant and experience in healthcare, education and women empowerment, Music, Computer, Games and Sport, Fine Art/drawing, carpentry and construction. However you can learn all these while working with us.
If you're passionate about making a difference and want to join our team, please send us messages we shall reply instantly.
Join us in making a difference in the lives of mothers and children in Uganda!
Types of help and learning opportunities
Charity Work
Art Projects
Language practice
Help with Eco Projects
Elderly Companionship
Teaching
Gardening
DIY and building projects
Farmstay help
Babysitting and creative play
Creating/ Cooking family meals
Help around the house
Hospitality/Tourism
General Maintenance
Help with Computers/ Internet
Interests
Sustainability
Self development
Movies & TV
Farming
Fashion or beauty
Events & social
Culture
Charity work
Writing
Photography
Music
Languages
Gardening
Drawing & painting
Cooking & food
Carpentry
Books
Art & design
Animals
Architecture
Team sports
Outdoor activities
Nature
Hiking
Fitness
Dancing
Cycling
Camping
Beach
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Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
We will welcome you into our community and we will teach you all about life in Uganda.
Our home is situated on the top of the hill in the middle of a beautiful green environment.
We can teach you the language and teach you how to cook our delicious local food.
You will also get the opportunity to see ceremonial rituals that originated from this village.
Whenever you have free time we can arrange trips to Mount Elgon, the Source of the Nile, Sipi Falls, Sisiyi Falls, Wanale Falls, Grapevin Falls, the rock paintings, Murchison Falls, community tours and more. There are so many beautiful and cultural sites to explore, and I worked previously as a tour guide so I have plenty of experience in all Uganda.
Projects involving children
This project could involve children. For more information see our guidelines and tips here.
Help
Volunteers can help in many different ways, You can help the teachers and the children in school. If you enjoy teaching you can bring your skills and any examples from home for lessons in reading, mathematics, writing or any other topic you would like to teach. You can help in small groups on a particular subject to give them special attention. All children learn English, so you can help them to practice, even by talking and engaging with them, this can be a big help.
Children also need to learn about the digital world, very few children in Mbale have access to and know how to use computers. Bring your laptop, bring an extra, and let them explore the wonders of computers. Simply learning the keys and how to type would be great.

Teach them about hygiene, why it is important to wash your hands, why it is important to use a latrine. We encourage good hygiene and nutrition at school but it takes time for children to learn good practice.

Ugandans love music, singing and dancing. If you play an instrument, bring it with you and teach them new songs and sing together.

Do you like to play football or any other sport? If you can bring some balls or sport equipment we can arrange time to play games with the children.

You can help to develop relationships with the women groups and empower them to start a small business so they can earn a sustainable income.

Help with construction of the new school we are building, help with making bricks.

Do you love photography and videos? Make a report of your stay or make a movie about your time with us in Mutoto.
As you can see there are plenty of ways to help! Any help that you can offer either at the school teaching and helping with the children, empowering the women’s groups or helping with community groups to promote community health and safe motherhood related projects, would be very much appreciated.

There are plenty of opportunities to get involved in this friendly community. It is always positive to have visitors for members of the community to meet and get to know. We enjoy volunteers staying with us in our home and are very welcoming, you can read some of the volunteer reviews to gain a better understanding.
If this is your first time to Uganda the different culture and basic living circumstances can be a a culture shock. Take your time to adjust staying with us and learn about the beauty of living the rural life of a small community.

We hope to hear from you soon! Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.
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Languages spoken
English: Fluent
Luganda, Ganda: Fluent
This host offers a language exchange
This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
You can contact them directly for more information.
Accommodation
We will welcome you into our community and especially into our home. We will teach you all about life in Uganda. We can teach you the local language of Lugisu and teach you how to cook our delicious local food.

You will have a private room in our house and 3 meals per day in the beautiful green surroundings of rural Uganda!
What else ...
To get here you can take a taxi from Entebbe airport to Kampala. From Kampala you can use YY coaches which is a bus company, to come straight to Mbale where I will pick you up. I can also arrange private transport if you prefer.

We are situated in the Eastern part of Uganda near Mbale. On the back of a boda boda (motorbike) it is about 15 minutes to Bungokho Mutoto. With Mbale so near it is easy to go there for shopping, visiting restaurants or go to a Internet cafe.
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- Internet access
- Limited internet access
- We have pets
- We are smokers
- Can host families
Can host digital nomads
This host has indicated that they love having digital nomads stay.
Space for parking camper vans
We have ample packing and camping site on the Golden Hill where we stay so feel free to come along with your Campervan
How many Workawayers can stay?
More than two
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Workaway provides opportunities for non-monetary cultural exchanges where hosts provide food and accommodation in return for help from Workawayers. In some exceptional cases, a small fee/ donation request (typically no more than 5 dollars per day) may be approved for hosts such as registered charities with a history of positive volunteer feedback. Any fee must directly go to the charity and can only be used to cover the volunteers' food costs. This will be clearly marked on the host's listing.
Listings by agents, "middle-men" or projects that appear to profit from a volunteer's stay are strictly prohibited. Any fees must be discussed and approved in advance by the Workaway team.
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22 Apr 2025

Left by host for Workawayer (Lara & Mirco)

Dear Lala and Mirco,
I wanted to express my heartfelt gratitude for the incredible work you did as workawayers this year while you visited the project. Your dedication, enthusiasm, and positive energy were truly loved it.
Your contributions made a significant impact, and I particularly
you brought fresh ideas and perspectives to our projects.
You… read more

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20 Feb 2025

Left by Workawayer (Lara & Mirco) for host

We stayed with Jeremiah and his family for two weeks in Jan/Feb 2025. From the beginning Jeremiah was there for us before we even came to Uganda and answered any questions we had and sent us pictures and news which made us feel included from the beginning.

Our stay then was even better than imagined. We were included in daily life and the… read more

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3 Apr 2024

Left by host for Workawayer (Phillip)

Phillip and his friend Daniel visited us and volunteered with our Project for 3 weeks, meeting these two intelligent and talented friends at Our project proved to me their kindness, creativeness and care for work.
i would like to mention it here that your passion towards serving humanity was evidently seen in all project daily activities both in… read more

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2 Apr 2024

Left by Workawayer (Phillip) for host

This is the place to be in Uganda!
Me and a friend stayed in Jeremiah´s home for around 3 weeks and we couldn´t have ask for a deeper experience into the real Uganda lifestyle. If you are really interested in the local lifestyle you should consider this project. Jeremiah showed us around and in that time we experienced so much. We went to a… read more

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2 Jul 2023

Left by Workawayer (Sabrina & Roberto) for host

I and my husband have been with Jeremy and Kate for twelve days and it was a fantastic experience.
Jeremy, Kate and their children are wonderful people.
Their project to help the community is admirable.
We went to them in August and the school was closed, but in the afternoon all the children of the village got together and we played and danced… read more

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22 Apr 2025

Left by host for Workawayer (Lara & Mirco)

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20 Feb 2025

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3 Apr 2024

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2 Apr 2024

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2 Jul 2023

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29 Nov 2020

Left by host for Workawayer (Sydney & Jessy)

Hi Sydney and Jessy your time volunteering with us is still memorable to all our family, staff and children. You supported physically with your valuable construction skills, physical in building our school and fitness lessons to the kids was amazing dears. hosting you was a privilege than a right. come again to Uganda we were blessed indeed by… read more

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31 Mar 2020

Left by Workawayer (Raphael & Elisa) for host

We are a couple that took 3 months off to visit three countries in Africa. We are very happy that we chose to work with Jeremiah.
We reached Uganda in the beginning of january. More than two months before our arrival Jeremiah kept us posted about news from the place by Whats App which was a great preparation for us.
We reached Entebbe by airplane,… read more

(Excellent)

27 Dec 2019

Left by host for Workawayer (Johanna)

Uganda, Johanna you demonstrated a high sense of commitment and you were a dependable worker. You offered a great assistance to our organization by creating a digital presence for us, resource mobilization for the project, attending women empowerment training, participated in community health training, supported teachers during class time in our… read more

(Excellent)

19 Dec 2019

Left by Workawayer (Johanna) for host

The time I spent in Mutoto was truely amazing! Kate and Jeremiah took me in and made sure all my needs were taken care of. As an 18 year old girl in Africa I had several doubts about my trip but as soon as I arrived I felt completely safe and welcome with these two. The project is lovely and very divers. Not only did I get to talk on the radio… read more

(Excellent)

25 May 2019

Left by Workawayer (Tim) for host

I stayed with Jeremiah and Kate in February 2019 for three weeks as part of a longer trip to Uganda and Tanzania.

This was my first Workaway project and overall it was a great experience. The project, set up by Jeremiah and Kate had been putting the majority of focus on building a new school. The work completed over the months just prior to my… read more visit, was very impressive. The new school building was almost finished, after a lot of hard work from local people and volunteers.

This project in Mutoto is certainly a popular place to volunteer and I was greeted by Pia and Thomas from Germany, Charlotte from the Netherlands and of course Ayat, who had been accepted as a Mutoto villager, after a 4 month stay. It was clear the impact they had all made. Building and furnishing the school, helping out in the school, fundraising and setting up sustainable income groups. Jeremiah and Kate were very focused on utilising everyone’s skills and experience. It was clear that when funds became available, Jeremiah worked hard to ensure that the work was completed a quickly as possible.

From my own perspective it was a steep learning curve. I was keen to get stuck in and helped a little with some of the smaller building work and setting up some of the playground equipment Jeremiah and Charlotte had provided. Unfortunately I picked up some minor injuries, bring gloves for digging..if you have weaker hands like mine. I was however focused on carrying the 40 litres of water up the hill every morning and got some satisfaction, after I built up the strength to do this, it’s all relative :)

I wanted to contribute to the project as much as possible after it soon became apparent the extent of the problems in the community. From my experience of visiting some of the poorer households, I found the common difficulties stemmed from a lack of for food. The school fees were the major problem. Families with a number of children to support were not in a position to pay the fees necessary to cover the costs of the academy, teachers wages being the most significant cost.

I also visited households with disabled children and felt frustration at the extent of the obstacles they faced at the same time I was struck by their resilience and general positive outlook. I appreciated Jeremiah taking me on a trip to a local special needs school, this was helpful in informing what needed to be done to help the children in Mutoto. Ultimately I completed some household assessments, recording information about each household. I would have liked to set up a peer support group to support the children and their families. On reflection through preparation prior to my visit or a longer stay, this could have been achieved. I was in touch with the Ugandan Society for Disabled Children, who provided helpful information about existing support in Uganda. On reflection I can see that it is really important to understand what support and organisations are in place already and then work to compliment this support. Knowledge and experience of fundraising is also really Important to help the community as much as possible.

I supported with groups that Ayat had set up, including the computer skills class and the hairdressing group. It was very clear the enthusiasm and commitment from people of different ages in the village. The hairdressing group had already proven successful and a viable alternative to the more traditional farming jobs and the highly precarious nature of the crop seasons! The dry season had long overstayed it’s welcome when I was there.

I tried to help with the school but I’m conscious of the fact that I’m not a teacher. So this was more about sitting with the smaller kids and reading some story books with them. Language practice is vital support for kids of all ages!

It was lovely spending time with Kate and the boys, Joseph and Jessie. One of my highlights was taking Joseph and Jessie swimming at the local hotel. Such a pleasure to see them quickly adjust from fear to unrestrained enthusiasm. Kate creates such a lovely home environment and fully makes you feel part of the family. I have to say I still miss Joseph, perhaps the most awesome two year old I’ve ever hung out with!:)

So while it was tough at times, I felt fortunate to experience village life in Mutoto. As well as family life, I also had some good times hanging out with Haruna, Isaac and Davis and did eventually try the local ‘malwa’. I did want to leave a more lasting impact through setting up some more sustainable concrete support but I hope to support the Project and the local community in the future in some way.

Other highlights were:
- Going on local radio with Jeremiah to discuss teenage pregnancy.
- Climbing the glorious Mount Wanale and staring at it at sun rise and sunset.
- Going to different local church services with Jeremiah, Kate and the kids.

Thanks again to Jeremiah, Kate, Joseph, Jessie and the people of Mutoto, Uganda.

(Excellent)

8 May 2019

Left by Workawayer (Werner) for host

I stayed with Jeremiah, Kate and their family from 20th December 2018 until 17th January 2019 and therefore had the privilege to spend the Christmas days with the community.

I was deeply impressed by the commitment of Jeremiah and Kate for their various projects in the village and I would like to emphasise especially the non-profit private school… read more

(Excellent)

1 Mar 2019

Left by Workawayer (Vic & Ed) for host

Thank you Jeremiah and Kate! My husband and I spent two weeks with Jeremiah’s family which wasn’t long enough but we felt we were able to offer support with a few specific things during that time. For a more detailed review we would recommend reading Ayat’s review as she arrived the day we left and stayed for 4 months! Her review is very accurate… read more

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3 Nov 2018

Left by host for Workawayer (Vic & Ed)

Ed and Vic you have been a big blessing to Uganda and our community we shall never forget about your generous hearts, your time and action towards our community left a big impact in our lives. The women in our community and the children in our Golden Hill Academy still sing about the good things you did for them. One day think of coming back and… read more

(Excellent)

20 Feb 2019

Left by host for Workawayer (Ayat)

Ayat Amin I would like to thank you for the best decision you made to come and be part of this place, Only words can not describe you passion and good heart to support rural women and youth. Your name has been written on people's hearts and lips in this village. Your a good coordinator of things, me and wife Kate were always confident in all… read more

(Excellent)

19 Feb 2019

Left by Workawayer (Ayat) for host

There is a reason Jeremiah and Kate have such high reviews. They are hardworking, passionate people who absolutely deserve all the praise they receive. I stayed with Jeremiah and Kate for almost 4 months in Mutoto, the longest volunteer at that point, and could not have done so if their reputation was anything less.

There are a million things I… read more

(Excellent)

9 Feb 2019

Left by host for Workawayer (Charlotte)

Charlotte me, my family and community in Mutoto was blessed hosting you at the time when we need the right person to boost our energies in serving humanity. You showed us unexpected great love in the school and you left a life long mark stone on our memories by your kind support to the remote Golden Hill Academy school in Mutoto village.
Please… read more

(Excellent)

8 Feb 2019

Left by Workawayer (Charlotte) for host

I had a lovely time in Mutoto with Kate and Jeremiah. Together with other vulunteers we accomplished a lot: new furniture for the new school, a (natural) playground, books to read and thanks to a donation we could start a waterproject, so that the schoolchildren can wash their hands and drink filtered water.
It was nice waking up at the sound of… read more

(Excellent)

27 Jan 2019

Left by host for Workawayer (Christina)

Christiana me, my family and community we were energized from the time you reported and accepted to work with us in a little village of Mutoto. Your ideas, energy and experience was great. You and the team you came with, made a big impact in changing women Mutoto via skills development it was amazing dear, be blessed all of you. I pray that you… read more

(Excellent)

27 Jan 2019

Left by Workawayer (Christina) for host

Dear Jeremiah and Kate.

Thank you very much for hosting us in January and allowing us to be part of your project. The experience has been very rewarding. This is a fantastic project and we wish all of you all the joy in the world.
Kind regards Christina, Mie and Mikkel

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9 Jan 2019

Left by Workawayer (Matteo) for host

Fantastic experience, I had a great time with Jeremiah and Kate I learned a lot and I'm happy that they gave me this opportunity to realize my dream. They are good people who help children and the weakest people, excellent project with the school and not only.

(Excellent)

8 Jan 2019

Left by host for Workawayer (Matteo)

Matteo your coming to Uganda was a good thing and choice in your life and our project, the children in our community of Mutoto in Mbale were blessed throughout your stay and as a school the books you donated, the time you spent building the classrooms made a significant difference

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5 Nov 2018

Left by host for Workawayer (Theo & Laura)

Hello Theo and Laura your staying and working with our family and project was timely. Its the time we needs a couple like you. You introduced new things and ideas in our life, encouraged us and actively participated in our project both physically and mentally we shall never forget your contributions. Come join us in future if time allows our two… read more

(Excellent)

22 Sep 2018

Left by Workawayer (Theo & Laura) for host

We stayed with Jeremiah and Kate and their two beautiful kids for 12 days. They live in a small village called Mutoto around a 15 minute Bodaboda (motorbike ride) from Mbale town centre.

They are doing an amazing job building a school and raising awareness around safe motherhood within the small rural community. There are many challenges they… read more

(Very good)

20 Oct 2018

Left by Workawayer (James) for host

Home in Norway after 2 weeks at the Academy at the base of amazing Wanale Hill, I feel a great sense of awe, gratefulness and humility for what I have been through. As a part of the family of Jeremiah and Kate, I was accepted and treated well and was expected to find my place and simply fit in. This was a gift from their hearts which found its… read more

(Very good)

27 Sep 2018

Left by Workawayer (Alicja) for host

I stayed with Kate and Jeremiah for nearly a month. It was certainly an eye-opening experience. Mutoto is a beautiful village at the bottom of the mountain. You wake up to the breath-taking view (and also to almost 200 kids about to start their classes). The beauty of Mutoto sadly creates problems for the local community. The steep terrain hinders… read more

(Excellent)

23 Sep 2018

Left by Workawayer (Frances) for host

I was only with Jeremiah and Kate for one week but I still feel so involved with their project and would love to return. I was so touched by our meetings with some of the women's groups and how overwhelmingly welcoming they were especially when they discovered that I have residency in an African country. Jeremiah and Kate have so much energy and… read more

(Excellent)

7 Aug 2018

Left by Workawayer (Leonie) for host

Already before our arrival the words we received through WhatsApp and Facebook were extremely warm and welcoming. It was like this since the first day of contact with Jeremiah. His motivated, open and warm character was carried to us through the written words and in our first phone-call it was only more wonderful. Once we arrived we were welcomed… read more by him and his family and friends in the most open way. The children were interacting with us as if they would have known us for years. There was no shyness. Pure play. I could have played with them all day and every day. What Jeremiah organized for us with his deeply inspirational motivation was wonderful. He gave us a honest inside into everything, into his work, into his life, into the life of his community. We only needed to tell him what we are interested in and he directly tried and managed to organize an activity about it.
The accomodation is wonderful as you live in a real family way. Placed on the hill of Mutoto village, between all the green, flourishing nature. I felt wonderfully welcomed in Charles family from all family members and on our last day even their little baby Girl became open and I loved so much playing wit her. I loved the shower outside under the sparkling night sky and under the Mango tree. And I am thankful for the words and the prayers I received after my decision to leave early. Jacqueline and Charles are purely wonderful people and the openness with which they received and treated us will always stay as a very warm feeling in my heart.
Our food was always amazing and we always had a variety of local food and vegetables and fruits out of the garden. We were never hungry and even had more than we could eat.
How to bring an experience, in which you perceive thousand of new things, and pure aliveness into words. This experience was challenging for me, it was intense and it was changing me. It was beautiful. I wish I would have been able to be there for a longer time to experience and to understand and to help. I am continuing to be uneasy with the fact that my wellbeing to that time was not allowing me to continue to be there. My motivation remains and I will follow it in my future. I wish to contribute in creating environments, which enable individuals to develop their mental health, their physical health, their talent and their creativity.

I want to thank you for welcoming me in this experience of a life time. It changed my consciousness and my goals for the future. I am curious to now begin my Master in Applied Social Psychology and specialize in cultural Psychology and have you and your community in mind doing this. I deeply admire the energy you have and how you are committed to support your community. It is a lot on you…I know…and I admire your way of how you come with a clear mind and act wherever you can. With all the eyes and expectations of the community on you…but as well with all their blessings. And a ever growing community around you, in Mutoto and in the world. I wish that you find more and more helping hands. As you said about Benjamin once „brilliant brain“…you have a brilliant brain and are changing so much. You will always be a source of inspiration for me. From the depth of my heart: Thank you.

Wishes for this place in Uganda (which I gave to Jeremiah, his family and his community on my last day)
I wish you that you will encounter others who hold the energy to help you.
I wish you that you can experience that all the children will be flourishing.
I wish you that you and your family will be flourishing.
I wish you that all the buildings in which all these humans are growing will be finished and comfortable.
I wish you that there will be enough food and healthy water all days.
I wish you that there will be more and more parents contributing to their children education.
I wish you that there will be always enough material.
I wish you that your motivation will never vanish and that ideas will be growing like the green plants here in the pearl of Africa.
I wish you that there will be healthy mothers and babies because of your health centre.
I wish you that you will always experience the health to act upon your motivations and Ideas. (Love …Leonie)

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16 Jul 2018

Left by Workawayer (Marja) for host

If you are thinking about going to Africa, Uganda is the best choice you can make. It is a beautiful country and Ugandan people are the most welcoming and kind people I have ever met.
I have been so lucky, out of all the Workaway hosts in Uganda I choose this one. I had a wonderful two month with Jeremiah and his wife Kate and there 2 little boys… read more

(Excellent)

3 Jan 2018

Left by Workawayer (Magdalene) for host

While staying in Uganda for another workaway I got to know Jeremiah just by chance while he was still working on this workaway-web-page. In fact I was impressed by his spirit and strenght. As a father of two young children and a hardworking person he has still found the energy and time to built up a small private school to provide education for… read more

(Excellent)

24 Dec 2017

Left by Workawayer (Anna) for host

I met Jeremiah through a friend while staying with another family on another Workaway in Uganda. He led us on a hike up Mt. Wanale outside of Mbale, and while hiking he told us about the school he runs. Another volunteer and I visited a few days later, and I was blown away by how different Golden Hill School is from other Ugandan elementary… read more

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