Project Report
| Feb 24, 2021
Schools reopening soon in Uganda
By James Malinga | Project leader
Hi there
I hope all is well with you, thank you once again for your contiued support towards our programme, despite the fact tht children have not been able to attend classes for the last 12 months due to covid19 pandemic, your support has been enabling them to get study materials to keep them learning while at home, however, this progmme has also enabled us to reach out to the families and have talks with the especially girls so that they dont get married off during this period. The schools are set to be re opened 1st March 2021 after a one year long forced holiday due to the pandemic, this programme funding will enable more than 50 children to continue school especially at such a time where guardians have not been able to regain their small jobs that used to be a source of income.
Your continued support will keep enabling these children continue school, your funds will enable us buy new school uniform, shoes, books and pay some funds at school for meals and tuition, the need is much, we appreciate your help in this.
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Oct 26, 2020
Children on candidate classes report back
By James Malinga | Project leader
Hi once again,it has been a while since the last report, six months down the road the children could not attend school, but thanks to God that now at least some of them are reporting back to school, only kids on final year classes have started reporting back to school to study for their final year, the little kids are required to report to school with hand sanitizers, soap,face masks and other covid prevention materials, most of these can not afford these items,this project will continue helping such children to get the items so they can report back to school, although most of the guardians lost their jobs following the recent lock down,they will now be able to be helped.
Thank you once again for your help in this
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Jun 22, 2020
Considering giving children an education amidst Covid 19 pandemic
By James Malinga | Project leader
Hi
Thanks for your support towards Mountains of Hope programmes, this particular project wouldnt have supported childrens education had it not been because of you, however due to the out break of the corona pandemic, a total lock down was declared in Uganda and schools were closed down before the end of the first term, children are at home and the government of Uganda is making arrangements to have children learn at home using radios and television sets but most families do not have acess to such gadgets as rural areas do not have access to electricity.
The total number of Covid 19 cases in Uganda as of today stands at 741, 486 recoveries and no deaths, every other day, the numbers keep increasing especially from the truck drivers that carry cargo across boarders, the truck drivers infect Ugandan contacts hence increased community infections, the government of Uganda is most likely not to open schools now, there are local educational institutions which offer study material at a cost so that chidren keep studying even while at home, this project is cosidering taking that direction so that children are not left behind especially those that donot have radios, smart phones or television sets in their homes, this project has planned $30 per child to access self study materials to enable them continue schooling even when at home, at the moment this project is enabling 10 vulnerable children access quality education that they deserve.
We will be happy if you considered giving a child an education even amidst the corona pandemic, $30 per hild for 10 children.
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