Project Report
| Jun 16, 2025
Slowly But Surely
By Jon Sait | Project Leader
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Your support has resulted in two more university graduates from our young leaders team, 11,000 meals for vulnerable children, and new desks for the community-built primary school in Agaria.
We now support two student maternity nurses who will graduate and return to their community in 2027, coinciding with the construction of a community-built clinic.
The law graduate is already working with Agaria Community Foundation, increasing leverage at the local statutory level.
Accreditation through GlobalGiving has helped us in successful applications to funders that will capitalise youth training projects and enterprises.
The impact of international funding by governemnts is already being felt in the areas where we work but individual giving can't be legislated away.
Thank you for your continued support.
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Feb 23, 2025
Education and enterprise
By Jon Sait | Project Leader
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The new classrooms are ready for final rendering
Your continued support has resulted in the completion of the first four classrooms of Agaria's new primary school and the graduation of two students from University. You are also continuing to support the training of four nurses, a nursery teacher, and a mechanic.
You also contributed to providing over 15,000 primary school meals per term. Without you, many children would eat less than once a day.
Because of the progress your donations have brought about, the team in Agaria received an award from the Iteso Cultural Union. This 'passport document' means that our work to empower and educate young people will receive increased statutory cooperation.
In the next financial year we are launching two youth-led events management social enterprises to provide training and generate income for 50 young people.
Thank you for your continuing support
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Lunch!
![Congratulations to Charles on his degree]()
Congratulations to Charles on his degree
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Recognition!
Nov 4, 2024
Young Leaders
By Jon Sait | Project Leader
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Heading for college
Your continued support has resulted in the graduation of three students who will return to their home communities qualified in teaching, public administration, and social work. You are also supporting four nurses in training and a nursery teacher.
In Uganda, most graduates fail to find employment after completing their studies, but our bursary programme allows young professionals to work with us and our partners, putting their skills to use and receiving ongoing support. Their impact on communities is long-lasting and they are the leaders of the future.
Your support also contributes to providing over 15,000 primary school meals per term. Without your support, many children would eat less than once a day.
You have also contributed to the completion of Agaria's first school, art materials in Busiliwa Junior School in Bududa, and the formation of a young women's group to develop vocational opportunties in the village.
Thank you for your commitment and continuing support.
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School meals in Agaria
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Young Women's Group in Agaria
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Laying the school floor