My name is Anthony, I am 15 years old and I live in Orwamuge Parish, Nyikinyiki village, Abim District. I am a pupil of Orwamuge Primary School and a member of Young Angels Child Rights Club in Nyikinyiki Village which was formed in 2018. Before I joined the club, I was a member of an...
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Sumin; the speaker
My name is Adeke Sumin; I am 14 years old in P.7 at Barlyech Primary School. I am a member of Pamo Young Stars Children’s Club
“I am now a responsible child,” Komakech
As we approach a compound with three grass thatched huts and a granary, two of them are closed apart from the one in the middle. At the entrance of the homestead is a tippy tap with water and soap. I and my colleague wash our hands and proceed to the open hut. At the door,...
Thank you for the soap; SAO
This is 7 year old Flavia. She lives in Kaberamaido and is in Primary one. Before the lockdown, Flavia used to play netball and jump the rope with her friends. However, with the lockdown and the need to stay safe, Flavia no longer plays such games with her friends. “I live with my father, mother,...
Osukuru leaders commit to integrate SAO activities with local government activities
Leaders in Osukuru Sub County have made commitments to ...
Environment Conservation
SAO Uganda in partnership with Mbale Coalition Against Poverty have implemented the Tree Planting Project in selected sub counties of Mbale and Manafwa districts. During the financial year 2015/2016
SAO U promotes hand hygiene to prevent incidence of COVID-19.
The soap will be distributed in the two sub counties of Aperkira and Kaberamaido among vulnerable households
Legislators Pledge to Support SAO Activities Towards Farmers
Speaking at a breakfast meeting with legislators that was organised by Share An Opportunity Uganda at Imperial Royale Hotel
SAO Joins The Fight Against The Spread Of COVID 19 In Abim
The Resident District Commissioner (RDC) of Abim District, Mr. Samuel Mpimbaza Hashaka has flagged off the distribution of 200 boxes of soap
Harriet; The business woman
Two years ago, 38-year-old Harriet Kanagwa was a rural house wife who always waited for her husband to put food on the table. “I neither had a business nor start up income. My greatest challenge was providing food and medical care for my children.” But in 2018 she heard about women groups that were being...