Window of Life is a registered Ugandan NGO in Masindi District. It has been founded as a Ugandan-Polish initiative in 2011. Window of Life takes care of abandoned, orphaned and vulnerable children. The mission of Window of Life is to provide the children a lovely home, education and give them skills for their later life under their future responsibility. Currently, there have been living 27 children in the age from 3 months to 17 years. Additionally, Window of Life supports other children within the community who need special medical treatment.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the statement about the benefits of sports practices and training for women was a cause of controversy and resistance. Today, despite the popularization of martial arts among women, in the modern world there is still a common stereotype that "Women and combat sports are incompatible." Sambo, boxing, karate are for men. Women should keep being women, so there are more "appropriate" sports for them. "Daughter and father" is a portrait series of young athletes involved in various martial arts and combat sports. Participants of the project are not selected due to the same age group and sports achievements. What unites them is that they all train under their fathers. The project was created in sports facilities where fathers and daughters train. Each family is a unique world of the relationship between a coach and an athlete, mutual understanding and trust between daughter and father.