Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda

by Share Child Opportunity Eastern and Northen Uganda (SCOEN)
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda

Dear Globagives,

On behalf of everyone at our organization and the communities we serve, thank you for your kind donation to our  campaign Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda. This campaign attracted Governement support that elped us finis the construction of the classroom block.

Articles below were ran on different paltforms

https://m.facebook.com/ugandaobserver/photos/pupils-of-acomai-primary-school-in-kolir-bukedea-using-anthills-as-classrooms-fo/1406857942674445/

https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/bukedea-school-where-six-classes-share-open-room-3962142

https://ugandaradionetwork.net/story/bukedea-school-shifts-office-to-pit-latrines

https://www.independent.co.ug/tag/acomai-primary-school/

https://dailyexpress.co.ug/2021/09/30/kolir-youth-chairperson-asks-govt-to-construct-acomai-primary-school/

https://dailyexpress.co.ug/topics/acomai-primary-school/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0vpGvN5Cus

 

Each year, with the help of gracious donors like you, we are able to significantly expand our reach in the communities we serve. This year is no different, as we plan to start our new ___ initiative, which wouldn’t be possible without your support.”

With gratitude,

 

SCOEN TEAM

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Warm hello from the entire SCOEN team! Greetings to all our family of dedicated donor's, thank you for your continued support to the most vulnerable communities and disadvantaged households in Uganda and thank you for the continued generosity in seeing this project is a success.

Unfortunately, at the time of making this report, we have not yet raised funds to allow us finish up with the construction process, we the local government is stepping in to contribute 40% of the required funds. Once we the funds are realised, we shall give a comprehensive report and progress in the next three months. Onsite we have over 8,000 pieces of bricks, 5 trips of sand and availability of about 60bags of cement.

 

We still ask for your kind support to accomplish these works.

 

Thank you

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Warm hello from the entire SCOEN team! Greetings to all our family of dedicated donor's, thank you for your continued support to the most vulnerable communities and disadvantaged households in Uganda and thank you for the continued generosity in seeing this project is a success.

Unfortunately, at the time of making this report, we have not yet raised funds to allow us continue with the construction process. Once we the funds are realised, we shall give a comprehensive report and progress in the next three months.

The project is running on time and on budget. SCOEN staff on the ground have been happy with the progress, and with the quality of the work so far. However due o the flood that have hit the area all the roads to Acomai have been cut off for the las 4 months our active have posed a little on construction however we had to provide food items to the victim especially the learners. onsite we have over 8,000 pieces of bricks, 5 trips of sand and availability of about 60bags of cement.

Would you mind foregoing one dinner, a cup of coffee to give this school a classroom block?

Your support makes these types of pivots possible in our work, and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

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Ogaali entering into the office in the pit latrine
Ogaali entering into the office in the pit latrine
Hello GlobalGivers,

Warm hello from Agnes and the entire SCOEN! Thank your for the continued genorosity in seeing this project is a success. 

Currently there are no works yet on our classroom block after laying the foundations. We are short of funds however the parents and caregivers were able to collect some locally available building materials i.e. 8,000 pieces of bricks, 5 trips of sand we want to believe the works shall soon resume once we secure more funds.

The school population is increasing every team, as schools are set to begin for the second term in uganda, the rains have also returned. This will create and alarming situation in the school that lack classrooms.

As schools and the new tern begins we still run to kind people like you!, without you we can not make it alone, we must ensure all students return to the classroom and are given an equal opportunity to learn.


As schools are reopening for second term, Acomai Primary School a public school is lacking classrooms to accommodate and provide conducive learning environment to these rural students.

Would you mind foregoing one dinner, a cup of coffee to give this school a classroom block?

Your support makes these types of pivots possible in our work, and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
The deputy head teacher of Acomai Primary School s
The deputy head teacher of Acomai Primary School s

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Dear GlobalGivers,

We bring  you our warm new year greets! Thank your continued genorosity in seeing this project is a success. 

Currently there are no works on our classroom block after laying the foundations. We short of funds however the parent and caregivers were able to collect some locally available building materials i.e. 8,000 pieces of bricks, 5 trips of sand we want to believe the works shall soon resume once we secure more funds.

The school population has trippled after 2 years of being locked down caused by the COVID 19 pandemic.

As schools reopen we still run to kind people like you!, without you we can not make it alone, we must ensure all students return to the classroom and are given an equal opportunity to learn.

This means reaching the most vulnerable, including the 1-in-5 children globally who were already out of school before COVID-19

As schools are reopening, Acomai Primary School a public school is lacking classrooms to accommodate and provide conducive learning environment to these rural students.

Would you mind foregoing one dinner, a cup of coffee to give this school a classroom block?

Your support makes these types of pivots possible in our work, and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

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Share Child Opportunity Eastern and Northen Uganda (SCOEN)

Location: Soroti, Eastern Uganda - Uganda
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Twitter: @Scoenuganda1
Project Leader:
Lucas Akol
Fundraising/Partner Relations Officer
Soroti , Eastern Uganda Uganda

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