Project Report
| Apr 13, 2025
Parents organize to form SACCO
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Students at Graduation with start-up pack: Leaving
Parents are organized to prepare for their children in terms of SACCO
Kole Intellectual Forum is working with the community of Kole District, northern Uganda to further the sustainability of the project; by ensuring parents of these children they sponsoring through Home Economics, their parents organize themselves into groups of SACCO and start collecting fund to support their children after they have completed their training at the Institute and the sewing machines are handed over to them.
The students above, are being graduated in 2024 and the package of the starting up capital being handed over to them including the sewing machines and the parents are also organized in time to collect fund for them to add onto what they would have been getting from the organization in terms of support.
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Parents organized at SACCO to support the project
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Apr 12, 2025
Sholarships that target a motherless child
By George Obua | Project Leader
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The beneficiaries of the project
In addition to the two mentioned projects clearly dealt with by Kole Intellectual Forum in the names of: Empower a Girl: For Self-Reliance & Promoting Real Healthy Families: Home Economics; the organization on the other hand, handling another quite interesting project of sponsoring children without mothers (either dead or no living together with their fathers) in public primary schools in Kole District, Northern Uganda. Those photo above are the beneficiaries of the project.
Thy had come to the organization at the beginning of term I, 2025 (February) to present to the team of the organization (Kole Intellectual Forum0 their report cards as well as collecting their school fees.
Although, this project is still ongoing, the findings indicate that: children that leave in any homestead without their mothers, psychologically suffer more than those who might have lost their fathers; reasons given that, any growing child, in the process of his or her growth needs to be closer to their mothers than anything else.
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Apr 12, 2025
The values of an assembly to KIFA
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Students are at daily assembly
The values of an assembly to KIFA
At Kole Intellectual Forum, school assemblies is treated with deep concern because it serves multiple purposes, that includes building community of students, fostering leadership and communication skills, promoting social and cultural awareness, and instilling discipline and values. The system also provides a platform for announcements, celebrations, and addressing disciplinary issues.
It is also taken to a place where students from different classes and backgrounds, creating a sense of unity and shared identity; fostering a feeling of belonging and promote social cohesion within themselves; as well as providing for opportunities for students to participate in performances, presentations, and public speaking, enhancing their communication skills and confidence.
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