Sponsorship support

To enhance the effectiveness of the sponsorship programme and the development of the sponsored students, there are various supporting activities that are implemented.

These are examples of activities aimed at enhancing the educational progress and wellbeing of sponsored students.

  • Safeguarding. Teachers in partner schools receive training about safeguarding so that they can empower students and enhance their ability to advocate for their rights.
  • Career guidance. Career guidance sessions are run with a view to providing students with the knowledge required to make informed decisions about their future careers.
  • Life skills. Session are run during the school holidays to enrich the skills of sponsored students. These cover music, dance and drama, shoemaking, and production of reusable sanitary towels.
  • Review meetings and school visits. Termly review meetings are held with sponsored students to review their academic progress. Also there are regular school visits.
  • Meetings with parents. Termly sessions are held with parents and guardians with the aim of providing them with the knowledge required to develop a sustained learning environment.
  • Medical assistance. Students are given medical assistance at the Santa Maria Medical Centre, thereby ensuring their prompt recovery and uninterrupted education.

Participating in these activities has the potential to transform the wellbeing, educational attainment and life chances of the students and their families.

Charles Luwembo
Pharmacist
James
One of the sponsored children
Raymond
One of the sponsored children
Nabakooza Lillian
One of the sponsored children
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