Project Report
| Nov 23, 2016
End of Year Quarterly Report
By Teopista Bwire | Project Leader
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Uniforms and supplies
The following reports are from the Women's Groups that support orphans in Rural E Uganda in their own words.
AMONIKAKINEI WOMEN GROUP NOVEMBER 2016 REPORT
Activities
Education:
Our children go to school
The group provides;
Uniform
Scholastic materials
These are from funds received from the River Fund.
Achievements
Children have been maintained in schools and kept healthy
Scholastic materials have been provided to the children by the group
Members have been able to take care of their families and kept themselves healthy
Challenges
Women have lost most of the seeds due to the long drought
No maize and beans were sold because of the poor yield
Both first and second season have not done well
Without rain, there is hunger in the nearest future
TORORO WOMEN GROUP
Activities
Care for orphans
Vulnerable
Agriculture
Use of wasted charcoal
Practice in long term survival skills
Tree planting
Under care for orphans, we provide scholastic materials and uniforms to the orphans and vulnerable children.
Women used wasted charcoal to mix with mud to make charcoal for cooking
The women practiced tree planting as a group
Achievements
• Children have been kept in schools
• Homes are clean and healthy than before
Challenges
• Long drought that has caused hunger in the communities
• One orphan supported by the women died this month from cerebral malaria. She was 14 years old.
Aug 22, 2016
Quarterly Report
By Onyango Joseph | Executive Director
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Children in Bugiri performing at school
Report for Educate 600 Orphans in Rural Eastern Uganda
August 2016
On behalf of the entire community of Tororo, Busia and Bugiri I happy share with you our quarterly report and send our sincere appreciation to all our development partners, donors and well-wishers for the financial contribution to support the project Educate 600 Orphans in Rural Eastern Uganda .We are thank full the cooperation of the members of our communities, Local leaders and development partners local and International particularly The River Fund and Global Giving among others for continuous effort that has contributed to wellbeing and hope for the bright future of these vulnerable population mostly orphans and other vulnerable children in Uganda.
I am happy to report that the children are beginning their midyear examinations for the year 2016 and request that together we join our hearts in prayer as we wish them success in their exams. I hope these termly exams will pave way for their end of year exam in next term thus making their future brighter and building a stronger healthy generation.
Project Focus
The project focuses on providing quality education to all children and build a generation with life skill centered mind so as to alleviate poverty from among youth and girl-children.
With your support we shall achieve our goals and also promote health education and awareness among children and HIV/AIDS related activities to improve and sustain healthy generation through counseling, nutrition, care and support.
Achievements
This project Educate 600 rural orphans in Eastern Uganda has benefited directly over 558 children every year despite of the overwhelming increase of the vulnerability among children due to abject poverty this raises our concerns to find measures to control dire need of the support for children and their families.
Challenges
As the schools opened this term there have been challenges including the fear of famine. This may affect the performance of our children as some were helping their household to look for food. Sometimes some children go late to school and some absent themselves from attending classes altogether.
Conclusion
In conclusion the project strives to improve the quality of education in order to have better future for the country as we all know education is key for any country’s development. Knowledge is power for a nation’s future.
I give my sincere regards once again to all our donors for supporting our cause of bringing hope to the vulnerable children we serve, the young generation.
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Children at Kavule school supported by project
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Children performing during school visit in August
May 26, 2016
Quarterly Report
By Jaya Canterbury-Counts | Executive Director
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Lunch!
The funds we received enabled us to send 600 children back to school. Thank you!
We purchased and distributed the scholastic material to the children registered across the project areas, while the uniforms were being sewn and were given out at Nambogo, Tororo, Amonikakinei, Busia and Bugiri.
These children are happy and excited to be in school and without our help they simply could not attend.
Needs
Hundreds of children show up hoping for supplies and support each time we distribute supplies and uniforms. These kids are usually orphans or other vulnerable children. It is important to keep them in school for as long as possible, especially the girls. One extra year of secondary school increases a girl's future wages by up to 25%!
We are so grateful that the children have gone back to school in time with all what they needed for their schooling. But we have to do it again and again. Education can and does change lives!
Finally, education is not enough in and of itself. These kids’ families need income generating training / activities. They need training in hygiene and sanitation.
Child headed households need to be trained in the many skills it takes to raise a family from home repair to animal husbandry and cooking and cleaning.
Thank you to our donors and friends for your help.