Tell: (+256)772 888599 | Email: info@fichuganda.org | Location: Karacel Community Development Center, Akongatar-Iceme, Oyam, Northern Uganda.
Tell: (+256)772 888599 | Email: info@fichuganda.org | Location: Karacel Community Development Center, Akongatar-Iceme, Oyam, Northern Uganda.
Before the actual teaching begins using the Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL) methodology, a proven approach to help learners catch up with their peers, 14 schools in Uganda are assessing their Learners to determine their current learning levels. This…
As we step into the last quarter of the year, I am excited to welcome you to this edition of our newsletter. At FICH, we remain deeply committed to our mission of transforming youth, women and families through education, training,…
As part of its commitment to supporting the Oyam District Local Government’s development goals, FICH participated in the Oyam District Budget Conference, a requirement by the Government of Uganda. Representing FICH, Victoria Harriet Anyango, Program Manager for Education, presented the…
Foundational learning has a significant impact on how children learn more complex subjects at higher levels, especially with passionate teachers. A four-day training was attended by 36 teachers, 9 head teachers, and 8 mentors from nine schools in Northern Uganda…
FICH commences Girls’ Empowerment School Retention Program at Akwangi Primary School in Oyam District with support from Grassroots Nest for Innovation and Change (GRiC). This initiative stems from a proposal submitted by GRiC fellow Sharon Achan, as part of the…
According to the report, 64% of girls drop out of school before reaching Primary 7, compared to only 36% of boys.
In 2021, Uwezo Uganda, in partnership with FICH, conducted a Learning Assessment in 15 villages in Oyam district to evaluate children’s literacy and numeracy competencies. The key findings for Oyam district are alarming: only 5% of children in Primary 3…
Welcome to the June edition of the FICH Newsletter! This edition features some critical findings and initiatives that highlight both the challenges and strides we are making in the education sector. For instance, the recent Uwezo Learning Assessment report reveals…
Are our Children Learning? From July 2024, Uwezo Uganda in partnership with Foundation for Inclusive Community Help (FICH) will conduct the Uwezo Learning assessment in 15 villages in Oyam district to assess the competencies of children in literacy and numeracy.…
previously, less than 30 percent of parents visited the school for reasons beyond paying fees and attending PTA meetings
