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Tag: Uganda

Art club at Nkuru College

The Nkuru Vocational College in rural Mityana has always been at the forefront of pilotting new ways of doing learning Founded by John Njendahayo, the focus from the start has been about holistic, and project-based learning, as well as embedding all the programmes firmly in the local community. As a…

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Helen Harrison 13th April 2022 18th February 2022News art, CRED, cred partners, holistic learning, NNF, Uganda, vocational training, wellbeing

Back to school after nearly 2 years – smiles all round

The following photos show for themselves just how happy the youngsters from Acholi Quarters have been to finally be able to return to school after almost 2 years of school closures in Uganda due to Covid. Whilst some schools provided online lessons, and some parents were able to afford private…

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Helen Harrison 23rd March 2022 18th February 2022News Acholi, CRED, cred partners, education4all, NNF, Uganda

Kids Joy Nursery: up and running again after lockdown

When Uganda went into lockdown back at the start of the pandemic in March 2020, like so many countries, all of the schools and nurseries shut down. For some children, they were able to access on-line learning, but for the majority of children, and all nursery age children, education stopped.…

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Helen Harrison 23rd February 2022 14th February 2022News CRED, cred partners, education4all, NNF, nursery education, Uganda

Introduction to artisanal gold mining.

This morning you left for work: picking up your car keys and headphones on your way out, ring finger already tapping against a mug of machine brewed coffee in anticipation of your favourite tune, you waved goodbye to your children safe in the knowledge that life for you and your…

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Helen Harrison 19th January 2022 10th January 2022News CRED, cred partners, F4M, Foundations for Mining, gold, Kenya, mining, Uganda, Zimbabwe

Josephine Aguttu’s story

This morning you left for work: picking up your car keys and headphones on your way out, ring finger already tapping against a mug of machine brewed coffee in anticipation of your favourite tune, you waved goodbye to your children safe in the knowledge that life for you and your…

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Helen Harrison 12th January 2022 10th January 2022News CRED, cred partners, F4M, Foundations for Mining, gold, mining, Uganda

Fitting a year into a few months

When Covid hit in March 2020, and most of the world went into lockdown, one of the aspects of life that was hit the hardest was schools. Across the world, children everywhere suddenly found themselves unable to go to school, as the buildings were closed and everyone told to stay…

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Helen Harrison 8th December 2021 13th December 2021News back to school, CRED, cred partners, Kenya, Spurgeons, Uganda

COP-26 ep4: Uganda

Welcome to the fourth blog in our mini-series on climate change, where different CRED Partners share their thoughts on how climate change is impacting their country and their work. This week we hear from John Njendahayo in Uganda. Uganda is experiencing significant impacts of climate change, which include changing weather…

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Helen Harrison 8th November 2021 8th November 2021News climate change, COP26, CRED, cred partners, NNF, Uganda

Uwero water reaches a new village

A few months back we reported about the water project that John Njendahayo and a team of vocational training students set up, to enable easy access to clean water for 28 homes in the nearby community. Well, we are pleased to report that, despite Covid restrictions, the project has recently…

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Helen Harrison 29th September 2021 2nd September 2021News CRED, cred partners, rural life, Uganda, water

Scouts Promise lived out in Acholi Quarters

Uganda is going through tough times at the moment with a surge in Covid cases forcing a nationwide lockdown. For some, the lockdown just means staying at home, working from home, doing school online, and only going out to get the bare essentials. But for all those who don’t have…

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Helen Harrison 30th June 2021 25th June 2021News Acholi, covid19, CRED, cred partners, Mercy Scouts, Scouting, Uganda

So much more than a water tank

This water tank is one of two above-ground water tanks that can be found at Nkuru Vocational Community College in rural Mityana district, Uganda. They are filled in part by water that is pumped up from a borehole owned by the college and situated about 600m down the hill. And…

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Helen Harrison 16th June 2021 27th May 2021News CRED, cred partners, Uganda, water
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