Project Report
| Apr 13, 2026
Installing Sense of ideas to Students through poem
By George Obua | Project Leader
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The students are re-echoing the poem
In this report, Kole Intellectual forum is grateful to report you that : the knowledge or set ideas they're exhibiting to help them gain trust from the donors on the platform of GlobalGiving, their beneficiaries and the entire society where they work for; is because the knowledge they are extracting from the website of GlobalGiving through their principles of, learn, listen, act and repeat. For instance, a poem extracted from Library of GlobalGiving nonprofit organization’s resource translated into the poem of Kole Intellectual Forum has built trust between the beneficiaries and the organization
A sample below:
A poem of thanking Kole Intellectual Forum
Designed by Director George Obua (GlobalGiving 2026)
I knocked,
The door, it opened
Kole Intellectual Forum’s door
I smelled the perfume of joyness and happiness
I entered with a tear on my cheek
Which got wiped with a gentle touch
Of flowers’ leaves
Kole Intellectual Forum
I found the hope that abandoned me
I found my soul that was lost
In my home, Kole Intellectual Forum
My home, Kole Intellectual Forum,
Brought me back my delight
In Kole Intellectual Forum
I found the light,
That made the darkness I was in, go away
How many flowers I need
To thank you Kole Intellectual Forum
Thank you, Thank you, thank you Kole Intellectual Forum.
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Apr 10, 2026
Research: Conducted among the community
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Community members being interviewed
Community research engagement meetings according to Kole Intellectual Forum are processes they used to involve community members in the research process, ensuring those research are relevant, ethical, and beneficial to the community. These meetings facilitate two-way communication, allowing KIFA team (researchers) to share information about their study, address concerns, and gather community perspectives on research priorities, design, and implementation. This collaborative approach according to the researchers aims to build trust, increase participation, and ultimately enhance the impact and sustainability of research outcomes.
Purposely, the meetings provide a platform to explain the research, its objectives, and potential benefits and risks to the community; allow researchers to understand community priorities, address concerns, and ensure the research aligns with community needs; and provide an open communication and collaboration foster trust between researchers and community members.
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Apr 10, 2026
School Picnic: Conducted for the second time KIFA
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Students in for an assembly to go out for picnic
School Picnic: The Importance of it to Students ...
Having understood the diversities of the world around us, Kole Intellectual Forum is exploring into the facts of matters that can bring about quality education in Uganda as had been before; this academic year 2026, its Institute of Home Economics has introduced school picnic into their their school program base on several reasons; because through it, their students can have mental and physical health benefits like stress reduction that can come about in nature, as well as concretizing their social development through teamwork and bonding with peers in a relaxed setting.
According to the observation of Kole Intellectual Forum, they consider picnic to be that tool that can offer a break from the routine, encourage creativity, and provide hands-on learning opportunities about nature and the environment.
Hence, the team of Kole Intellectual Forum have started to send their students out for picnic, this academic year 2025 Iin an attempt to find out what can bring about quality education in the education settings of Uganda.
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