Project Report
| Jan 24, 2023
It is a New Year, New Hopes, New Dreams
By Andrew M. Niwagaba | Project leader
A happy New Year to all our donors, friends and well wishers. I hope you had peaceful holidays and are all fired up for the new year. Best Wishes for the new year.
It was a rough ride for the project in 2022. We failed to make significant progress with the project because we still lack the essential items to push the project. We however laid meaningful ground work by engaging the different stakeholders in the community. We are hopeful that with your support, we will achieve our 2023 targets.
The schools in Uganda are currently on holiday and will open in February 2023. We are engaging different entities to help with non financial resources for the physical items that we can use to proceed with this project but we have not been successful with this as of now. We are however still open to pushing the project forward because we strongly believe that every girl child needs to stay longer in school and should not be exposed to unnecessary risks from people who are in essence supposed to be their guardians. We pray that we get the funding we need.
We thank you for yourr support so far and ask for your continued support. It is a new year and we can only dream more.
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Sep 26, 2022
Together, We Create Sugar Daddies Awareness
By Hakim Ssentamu | Project Contributor
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Greetings to all our donors, friends and well wishers. I hope you are keeping safe. We are fine too. It has been a busy but peaceful term for schools in Uganda. We had the opportunity to execute our activities but still face a set back of lack of the necessary and crucial tools to rely the Sugar Daddies Awareness message across.
We still have not secured the equipment to relay the message. We have however tried to engage a section of the stakeholders in one of the nearby schools. We had an eventful session this term with interesting conversations.
The need for Sugar Daddies Awareness to school going young girls is still great. We however, have failed to secure the essential and necessary tools to facilitate the project message to the intended beneficiaries. We hope that with your help and support, we will be able to obtain these tools and meet our expectations as per the project plan.
We request that you keep supporting this project.
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May 29, 2022
The threat to our school going girls is still real
By Hakim Ssentamu | Project Contributor
Greetings to all our donors, friends and well wishers. Thank you so much for your generous support extended to our project so far.
We at NAF strongly believe that access to information and knowledge about some of the dangers that might befell our school going girls is an effective method of self empowerment in this post covid period. Whereas the projects main objective is to provide a safe space for school going girls in our area to enable and empower them to make informed decisions about their lives, we are still faced with a logistical challenge in regard to the equipment to relay or put across the message to the girls.
We are still committed to creating sugar daddies awareness to the school girls. We know that the right things is to equip these girls with information and knowledge through sugar daddies awareness classes and help build their confidence in this post covid era. The is no doubt that the two years covid pandemic lock down as experienced in Uganda has devastated many families. This has been complicated further by the rising essential commodity and fuel prices. The need for families to survive by any means possible is eminent. Sadly, the school going girl child is at risk because it is during times like these that sugar daddies strike most.
We still need to create awareness about the dangers associated with sugar daddies and thus continue to request for your help.
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