Today, our team conducted another spot check across our Youth Skills Training Centres in Arapai, Asuret, and Aukot Sub Counties and we’re pleased to report visible improvements and encouraging progress. From improved attendance and better timekeeping to more active participation and practical skill demonstrations, the difference is clear. Our beneficiaries are settling in well, showing increased confidence, discipline, and a real hunger to learn. These improvements reflect not just the commitment of our youth, but

The Rotary Club of Soroti Central, in collaboration with the Soroti Youth Development Initiative, has launched an impactful youth skilling project in the Arapai, Aukot, and Asuret sub-counties. Thanks to funding from Rotary International, over 240 young people aged 18 to 30 have applied to learn practical skills such as tailoring, providing them with an opportunity to build a better future. Local leaders, including Hon. Edoru Simon Ekuu and the Resident District Commissioner, have praised

E-Plus General Engineering Services Ltd completed the borehole construction in Angole Village, Kyere Sub County, Serere District. The project involved hydrogeological surveys and drilling at an altitude of 1,072 meters, along with an aquifer test and water sampling for quality and safety analysis. The project features include a 1,200 mm reinforced concrete apron, an 8-meter self-cleansing drainage channel, and a 27-meter stainless steel intake constructed on a durable concrete pedestal. To combat soil erosion, a

At Angole Primary School in Kyere Sub-County, Serere District, Eastern Uganda, the construction of a new washroom facility marks a significant step toward improving school hygiene and promoting inclusive learning. The contractor successfully mobilized materials and personnel, cleared the site, and executed the foundation excavation with precision. In the second phase, the substructure was completed in strict adherence to the approved design drawings and technical specifications. The superstructure, which includes all above-ground components, was constructed

A hands-on training session on the production of liquid soap and smearing jelly was recently held at Angole Primary School, with a total of 1,350 attendees. The session commenced with an introduction to the materials and equipment needed for both products. For liquid soap, the following materials were used: ½ kg Sulfuric acid 1 kg Ungalo 1 kg Salt 2 kg Caustic soda 2 ml Urea 2 ml Sodium tripolyphosphate 1 ml Coloring agent 1