Project Report
| Jun 11, 2026
physical fitness at GAHOK
By KWAGALA SAMANTHA | FUNDRAISER
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Weekly Activity Report
*Purpose*
This report notes how physical work and time to play support children’s health and learning this week.
*Activities Observed*
Work: Children took part in sweeping the compound, arranging chairs, and keeping water areas clean. These tasks built responsibility and light exercise into the daily routine.
Play: Short games and free play time were included between lessons. Team games encouraged cooperation and gave children a break to release energy.
*Impact On Learners*
Children appeared more alert during lessons after active time. Teachers noted fewer restless moments and better focus. Play also strengthened peer support and confidence.
*Next Steps*
Continue daily work and play periods. Ask class teachers to share one short note each Friday on changes they see in focus or teamwork. Use these notes to adjust timing of activities if needed.
*Closing*
Thank you for your continued support and generosity. Your partnership helps us protect time for work and play that keeps children active and ready to learn.
Jun 11, 2026
health matters
By KWAGALA SAMANTHA | FUNDRAISER
what children use to wash hands.
Title: Help Us Buy A Hand Washing Machine
The Need
Many children at Gaba Hope For Kids still share one washing point during school hours. Crowds form, time is lost, and some children miss the chance to wash hands before porridge or after the toilet. A second hand washing machine will reduce lines and keep hygiene habits strong.
How Your Gift Helps
Your support puts a working station where children gather. It means soap and clean water are within reach. It protects health and helps pupils stay in class instead of missing school due to illness.
How To Support
You can give today to cover the cost of one hand washing machine, installation, and initial soap supply. Every contribution brings us closer to a school where every child can wash hands safely without waiting.
Thank you to our donors for your continued support and generosity. Because of you, small additions like this create big changes in daily health for children and families.
Jun 11, 2026
Thanks for kindness
By KWAGALA SAMANTHA | FUNDRAISER
Title: Rescued, Restored, And Back To School
What It Means For Us
Those three words capture the heart of Gahok. Children who were out of school get a safe place again. Wounds from hunger, illness, or missed learning are cared for. Then they walk back through the gate ready to learn.
How We Live It Out
Rescued: We meet children where they are with meals and basic health care so they have energy for the day.
Restored: Pupil champions and teachers help rebuild habits like hand washing and confidence in class.
Back To School: Clean water, supplies, and encouragement keep children coming back each day.