Keep her in school

Dear Esteemed Donors,

We are pleased to present this progress report on the Keep Her in School Project, which continues to support vulnerable girls in accessing and completing their education. Through your generous contributions, significant strides have been made in reducing barriers that prevent girls from remaining in school.

During the reporting period, the project provided scholastic materials, school supplies, and personal hygiene items to beneficiaries from disadvantaged communities. These interventions have improved school attendance, enhanced learners' confidence, and strengthened their commitment to academic success.

The project also engaged parents, guardians, and community leaders through awareness meetings focused on the importance of girls' education. These engagements have encouraged greater community involvement in protecting and promoting the educational rights of girls.

As a result of your support, many beneficiaries have remained in school and are performing better academically. Their renewed hope and determination are a testament to the positive impact of this initiative.

We sincerely thank you for your continued partnership and commitment to empowering girls through education. Your support is transforming lives and creating brighter futures for generations to come.

Yours faithfully,

F SSIBU MISSION FOUNDATION 

Dear Donors,

On behalf of everyone at f ssibu Mission foundation,I am pleased to share a heartening update from the field. Today, May 30, 2026, we successfully completed a shoe distribution for the children of Kirimwa Village.

Thanks to your generous contributions, a total of [number, if available] children received properly fitted, durable shoes. For many of these children, this was their first pair of shoes ever. The distribution took place at the Kirimwa Village community hall, coordinated by our field team alongside village elders and parent volunteers.

The need in Kirimwa was urgent: most children were walking barefoot on rocky, hot, or muddy paths to reach school and fetch water, exposing them to cuts, infections, and soil-transmitted diseases. Today’s distribution directly addresses those risks, helping protect their health and enabling safer travel to and from school.

Highlights from today:

· Children were measured individually to ensure proper fit and comfort.

· A simple hygiene talk was included, explaining how wearing shoes can prevent jiggers and other foot infections.

· The atmosphere was joyful—several children ran short races in their new shoes right after receiving them.

What this means:

Your support has not only provided footwear but also restored a sense of dignity and normal childhood activity. Parents reported that lack of shoes had previously kept some children from attending school, especially during the rainy season.

We will return to Kirimwa in one month for a follow-up check on shoe condition and usage.

On behalf of the children of Kirimwa Village—thank you for making this possible.

With deepest gratitude,

F SSIBU MISSION FOUNDATION-UGANDA