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In February 2024, a signing ceremony was held in Kampala between Watanabe of Sprix's Overseas Business Division and Ketty Ramaro, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education. The ceremony was attended by approximately 10 people, including Mulindwa Ismael, Director General of the Basic and Secondary Education Bureau. It was confirmed that the Ministry of Education and Sprix will work together to encourage public and private schools across the country to take the TOFAS exam.
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Empowering educators and learners in Kampala with essential IT resources and training for digital success. This UNESCO-recognized program is transforming education through technology integration and capacity building for teachers and students alike.
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KCB Bank and Burgess Foundation conducted a three-day training in Namuwongo from May 12–14, equipping 50 teenage and single mothers with skills to make liquid soap, books, and reusable sanitary towels. Sylvia Nashuha of KCB Bank encouraged participants to use the skills for self-employment, while Stella Kyobutungi of Burgess Foundation urged them to save with financial institutions to grow their businesses. The program also included an outreach offering free HIV testing, antenatal care, COVID-19 vaccination, and family planning services.
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Our CEO Stella Kyobutungi joined #TeamMitooma to see the progress of the project for making Reusable Sanitary Pads. In a span of just one week, 39 girls had been trained and more girls in the area had expressed interest in learning this valuable skill that promotes menstrual hygiene management and economic empowerment.
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A team from Burgess Foundation undertook trainings in Soap and Book Making under the sustainability programme. This initiative aims to equip community members with practical skills for income generation and self-reliance, creating opportunities for economic empowerment at the grassroots level.
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The books raised from the #buyabook fundraiser were officially handed over to the PTA chairman, Head teacher and his Deputy at Nyakashojwa PS, Mitooma District. The Burgess Foundation Team also conducted a comprehensive training in Menstrual Hygiene at Nyakashojwa Primary School, addressing both educational needs and health awareness.
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Burgess Foundation is undertaking a training in making Reusable Sanitary Pads (RUSPs). This intervention is one of many that the foundation is undertaking towards improving menstrual hygiene management. The training empowers women and girls with sustainable, cost-effective solutions while promoting #menstrualhealth awareness in communities.
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