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A child that can read and write is more often than not every African parent’s pride. It is not a...

It is a time of new beginnings in Uganda. After months of COVID-19 affected lockdowns, schools...

If someone asked us nine years ago if starting a school of our own would be one of the things we...

Ebenezer! Look how far we have come! In 2012 when our organisation was a mere side project, all...

At a glance, it is easy to think that spelling words is a fun but useless endeavor.  Alright, you...

With the second wave of COVID 19 in Uganda, we have seen schools closed and movements restricted....

Interventions are great! When you hear that a friend is in trouble, maybe they have lost their...

Does everything that has come out of the lockdown seem dreary or depressing? Well, here is a...

Among the many uses of electricity, it has become essential for learning during the COVID 19...

We are on the road to Mityana district to one of our monthly highlights, the Malwa Umea Community...

Growing up with siblings, cousins and neighbors, we were never short of reasons for conflict. ‘I...

It is 5am on the 11th of March, and we are set to spend the long-awaited albeit unique Drop...

In the month just before Uganda locked down due to COVID-19, an 11-year-old boy called Mukisa...

“Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering...

The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed over 10 million primary and secondary children out of school....

Are you a leader at your organization? Do you sometimes wonder what to do when you feel low,...

The world has now taken on a new ‘'normal,” disrupting everything. The homes we live in,...

This year on 12th October 2019 at the Kampala Serena Hotel Victoria Hall, we held the 7th annual...

To the best of their knowledge, our parents/guardians raised us to become who we are today –...

It’s not news that children spend a good chunk of their time watching television. Several parents...