A Heart of Hope for the Boys of Greater Mukono
In the smiles that broke through, in the soft “thank yous,” and in the renewed sense of possibility, the true impact of the drive shone through
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A Seed of Hope: How a Simple Gift Changed One Boy’s Life
One ordinary afternoon, volunteers from Mvulana Foundation Uganda arrived. They carried more than bags of clothes they brought something far more precious: hope. Led by Eric Yiga, the team moved gently among the children, offering warm smiles and words of encouragement.
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A Plate of Hope: How Mvulana Foundation Feeds and Empowers Uganda’s Vulnerable Boys
many young boys grow up knowing hunger more intimately than a full meal. They scavenge for plastic bottles, sleep in sacks, or wander without a proper plate of food from one day to the next. For them, a warm meal is not everyday routine it is a rare moment of dignity and hope.
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Namakwa SSS Promotes Community Service to Empower Boys and Strengthen Communities
“We have engaged both girls and boys in community service, but we are giving special emphasis to the boy child because society has recently neglected him,” Mayemba said. “We believe that responsibility belongs to everyone. Cleaning homes and communities is not work meant only for girls. Boys should also take pride in keeping their homes and surroundings clean.”
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Empowering Uganda’s Vulnerable Boys: Mvulana Foundation’s Bold Mission to Transform 400 Lives
By reaching 400 boys, the foundation aims to break poverty cycles, reduce street vulnerability, and foster a generation of educated, resilient men who contribute positively to their communities. This investment yields long-term returns: lower social costs, stronger families, and economic growth.
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Changing the Lives of Boy Children in Uganda and Africa Starts with Us
Together, we can end school dropouts among boys in Uganda and empower them with quality education, opportunities, and a brighter future.
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Every Day an Orphaned Child on the street Misses Education is a day lost forever.
Every Day an Orphaned Child on the street Misses Education is a day lost forever.
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UCU Vice Chancellor Calls for Urgent Action on Boy-Child Education Amid Persistent Gender Gap at 27th Graduation.
Prof. Aaron Mushengyezi has urged the university’s Chancellor, council, and stakeholders to treat the education of the boy child as a matter of national urgency, citing a widening gender disparity in higher education enrolment and performance.
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Male Graduates Shine as UCU Celebrates 1,274 at 27th Graduation Ceremony
Out of the total graduates, 576 were male students who posted notable achievements, including 42 First Class honours part of a record 102 First Class degrees, the highest number in the university’s history.
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Journalists Save Child Strapped to Electric Pole in Ngogwe Town.
An unidentified woman was forced to release a minor she had tied with ropes to an electric pole after accusing…
