Project Report
| Oct 20, 2022
280 Women learn how to read and write
By Bukenya Muusa | Project Leader
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Mary Learnt to write her name
Thank you for opening our eyes now we leave in a whole new world! your generos contribution have supported us to change our lives.
“Before I joined the literacy program I was experiencing domestic violence at home, one of the many causes I discovered was poor communication and misinterpretation of basic facts which I dint have any idea, we were arguing with my husband and my family members a lot. The deepest pain I had was my inability to support my children with their school homework and challenges related to making daily losses with my small business". Said Mary
280 women have cpompleted their 8 month adult literacy training and bellow they are key otcomes among the participants.
- Reduced GBV in families
- Shared responsibility among men and women
- Improved savings skills
- Increased respect by women on for their spouses
- Improved governance at household level
- Improved writing skills
- Ability to express themselves
- Increased tolerance by learned women
- Improved social relations
- Better conflict resolutions
- Increased participation and inclusiveness.
Women like Mary are the reason why adult literacy program is important because the benefits lift the entire community.
We have achieved this together and we are committed to continuing training more women literacy skills. Consider giving a monthly gift of $50 to train 10 women in Uganda
Thank you
Volnteer Action network Team
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Jun 24, 2022
502 Women learn how to Read and write
By Bukenya Muusa | Project Leader
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Women learning how to read and write
Women continue to learn and improve on their literacy skills. 502 women are currently learning and continuing to improve, most recently with the business skills and record keeping in our Literacy Learning Center.
The women are now learning how to start getting educational and bbusiness materials from the literacy training . Women and instructors are grateful for the continued support.
We are truly grateful for your generosity. Every dollar donated makes an impact on women's' education. We warmly invite you to consider setting up a recurring donation to continue girls' education if you haven't already done so. Please also share this with your contacts and invite them to consider supporting this ongoing project.
With great appreciation,
Bukenya and VACNET Team
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Rose keeping Record for her business
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Oct 8, 2020
The ability to express my ideas makes me feel Confident and Proud
By Bukenya Muusa | Project leader
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Eunice
You can make a huge difference by investing as low as $50 it can help change someone’s life together with her family.
Meet Eunice a mother of 3 who formally was illiterate and had no source of livelihood. Her joining int the microloan program not only provided her the opportunity to get microloan but also gave her a chance to join the adult literacy training that has changed her life priorities
“ The most important benefit is that feels confident and proud of me, my ability to express my ideas is something I never expected but after learning how to read and write I can manage my business better and I want to give all my children the opportunity to go to a school that’s why I invested my savings in buying a solar panel that can provide lighting to facilitate my children’s education I know they will change our community in future”
Women like Eunice is the reason why microloans and women’s empowerment is important because the benefits lift the entire community.
We are committed to continuing to support women with all the tools they need to achieve self- reliance and we cannot do it without you. Consider giving a gift of $50 to women in Uganda
Thank you learn more about our work at www.vacnetwork.org
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