We promote the spirit of Universal Family hood and endeavour to break down the walls of hatred that divide tribes, nations or religious groups by doing together anything which enables us to bear witness to our identity as brothers and sisters. We encourage others in our neighbourhoods to play, sing, dance, dramatize, work or celebrate life together as brothers and sisters inspite of their different tribal, ethnic, racial, or religious groups.

Undugu organises cultural festivals, sports,workshops,seminars, walks, training programs and income generating projects but focussing on the issues of conflict, inequality, violence, racism,ethnic intolerance or exclusivism, wars and division between first and fourth worlds which place more value on wealth than on the value of a brother or sister. All these are done with a view of making 2005 and beyond, the years of peace, equality, democracy and prosperity for all.

• UFCA Cultural Troupe - performs cultural music and dances at recreational centres e.g. Hotel Diplomat, various parties e.g. wedding, graduations, cocktails, corporate dinners, etc. They include: Kisugu Youth, Peace Stars, Bright Angels.
• Gogonya I Women Team - they bake doughnuts, prepare juice, hire chairs for various occassions and also print T-shirts.
• Technicians project - they do carpentry
• Undugu Family Computer Solutions (UFCS) - they do computer maintenace and repair tasks, video coverage and editing, music editing, graphics designing, printing and publishing, scanning, internet services, CD writing, networking, computer users training.
• Undugu Family catering team - prepares food for parties, special functions for hire.
• Undugu Family mobile disco sound - hired to perform in parties.
• Mwanza Undugu Family (birth place of Undugu Family) NGO registrered under the name MUEDA
• Kilimanjaro Undugu Family - includes men, women, youth, and children. They do farming, bee keeping,tailoring, catering, building and carpentry and small scale business project.
• Dar-es-Saalam Undugu Family - includes women, children and the youth. they do make batik.
• Adult literacy education project at Nsambya Mill Hill Primary School, Kampala.