World Resilience Uganda thrives to improve on the livelihood of the people in Uganda. We are therefore requesting for generous people and organizations to help in the building a four classroom block in that school which is found in Kayunga District.

With the aid from Mirembe Foundation and Tusaidiane Uganda, we are installing a modern computer laboratory for Bukeeka Church Community. Commissioning of this project is hoped to take place soon.

The members of Nazigo HQR Community were sensitized on effective childcare, relevancy of educating children and proper methods of feeding infants and children in Primary Schools. This Training was headed by Mr. Kiyaga Jona and Mr. Kakwese Saulo Grace.

With the help of volunteers from restless developments, Mr. Daniel Eric from Birmingham UK, took productive counseling sessions to Pupils of Bukeka COU Day and Boarding Primary School. This has seen a behavior change amongst learners.

The chief Executive officer together with the project manager invite the implementing schools of school enterprise challenge 2018 to a training on annual report writing that will take place on Thursday 6th June 2019 at 2PM at Kamuli Umea primary school in Kangulimila sub-county.

We request you to send a lead teacher and a lead student (learner). We wish you the best.

For details call Project Manager on 0783161480. Long live teach a man to fish, Mr. James Love and World Resilience Uganda.

World Resilience Uganda is a partner of the disadvantaged communities of Uganda. We trained Members of Nazigo Community disabled organization in craft shoe making. This Project was sponsored by Tusaidiane Uganda. Members of this group can now make craft shoes, which has changed their livelihood and improved on their economic levels.

Kirindi CU Primary School Received a Help Through World Resilience Uganda that made a Boost in the Infrastructural Development .We constructed A Four stance Disabled Friendly Pit Latrine with Modern Wash room and a Urinal for Boys.This was Followed by the construction of a Four Classroom Block at the same site.

What is the School Enterprise Challenge?

The School Enterprise Challenge is a global business start-up Awards Programme run by the educational charity Teach A Man To Fish which we Partner with that aims to create globally aware, socially responsible young entrepreneurs.

The Awards Programme is FREE and helps students to plan and set up school businesses that:

1. Generate real profits to help support their educational activities.
2. Give students the chance to gain hands-on experience of running a real school business.
3. Are sustainable, will grow and develop each year.

Students develop essential skills in business and entrepreneurship in a practical, fun and innovative way. There is $50,000 in prizes available for the most entrepreneurial schools, teachers and students.

In 2016, we registered 16 schools from Kayunga District that took part. The businesses They started small businesses and schools generated an average net profit of $400 in just their first three months of operation!

What makes the School Enterprise Challenge unique?

Schools set up real businesses. The Awards Programme is free, global, and open to all ages. For more information, download the Information Pack, School Enterprise Challenge in 2-pages or our Presentation.

How does it work?

The School Enterprise Challenge runs all year round. It is divided into three Awards levels of increasing intensity: Bronze, Silver and Gold. Schools pick the level to enter on based on their experience running a school business.

In 2018,We have Kamuli UMEA P/S and Bukeeka CU P/S at Silver level where as the rest of the schools are operating at Bronze level.