The transformation of a school environment begins the moment its learners stop being spectators and

For years, Abaka Primary School stood as a sobering case study in the limits of

In 2025 the WASH program ignited a movement that transcended mere bricks and mortar to

The year 2025 marked a definitive turning point for the Gulu Disabled Persons Union as

In the geographically isolated village of Abaka, the total absence of government services has entrenched

Gulu Disabled Persons Union (GDPU) WASH program is built on a fundamental belief: that profound,

Good intentions alone are insufficient to solve the persistent problem of keeping girls enrolled in

In the marginalized, post-conflict districts of rural Northern Uganda, the educational institution should function as

For six weeks, I had the profound honor of working alongside two individuals whose visions

The deplorable condition of school latrines in rural North is a severe and dignity-robbing crisis,

“We don’t need another lesson that ends when the bell rings. We need constant, urgent

The story of Kulu Opal Primary School is a testament to resilience, set against the

For millions of girls, the simple lack of a safe toilet or private hygiene space—Water,

Leveraging the trust and groundwork established through our successful WASH initiatives, we continued our malaria

“The true measure of a man is not how he behaves in moments of comfort

An ordinary school day at Tochi Primary School, it was, much like any other, marked

“Our potential is not a negotiation” said Monica Prudence, the founder and Executive director at

Our recent monitoring efforts across seven schools paint a vivid picture in Tackling the Intractable!

In the first week of July 2025, two rural schools in Gulu District—Kulu Opal Primary

As July dawns, we find ourselves at a pivotal moment, one shaped by urgency, opportunity,