Somero Uganda

Empowering Kawempe through Green Energy! ☀️

​In partnership with and with generous support from , Somero is proud to host hands-on Solar Training sessions right here at our head offices in Kawempe division, Kampala city.

​Facilitated by expert trainers from , beneficiaries are gaining essential skills in:

*​Solar panel installation
*​System maintenance
*​Technical troubleshooting

#​Together, we are building a skilled workforce for a sustainable future. 🇺🇬

Still serving. Our computer skills training remains in full swing. During this school holiday, we are dedicating extra time to teachers from various schools to master basic programs.

This initiative ensures they are fully equipped to deliver the computer-based curriculum as required by the MoES.

Today, we celebrate the incredible strength, love, and resilience of all mothers and maternal figures. You are the heartbeat of our families and the foundation of our communities. Thank you for everything you do, today and every day.
​May your day be filled with the joy and appreciation you so richly deserve!

Today marks the successful completion of a 3-day intensive Mentor Training across 10 districts in the Buganda region! 🎊

We are proud to have empowered 2,602 mentors with essential skills to support and guide young fathers in their communities. These mentors are now fully equipped for the next seven months of dedicated mentorship! 🤝✨

📍 Covering: Lwengo, Lyantonde, Buikwe, Mukono, Rakai, Kyotera, Nakaseke, Nakasongola, Luweero, and Kayunga.

Today, we concluded a five-day Training of Trainers (ToT) held concurrently in Mende-Wakiso and at Ssaza Hall in Masaka city.

The sessions strengthened TOTs' capacity to help mentors adopt adult learning principles and implement the REAL Fathers approach to positive parenting within their communities.

We are pleased to announce the official launch of a five-day Training of Trainers (ToT) for the REAL Fathers project, taking place from 13th–17th April in Masaka City and Mende, Wakiso District. This cohort gathers participants from six new project intervention districts—Lyantonde, Rakai, Kyotera, Lwengo, Mukono, and Nakaseke.

The program aims to equip these trainers with the pedagogical skills, project models, and materials required to effectively train mentors within their respective communities.

Happy holidays

We have officially wrapped up our project inception meetings in the new intervention districts! Our final stop was Lwengo District, where local leaders embraced the project and committed their full support to ensuring its success during implementation.

It was a pleasure to meet with the CAO and Deputy CAO of the . We discussed the district's commitment to the REAL Fathers project and look forward to its successful implementation.

Strengthening the Coordinated Approach:

As we roll out the REAL Fathers project in Lyantonde District, we are pleased to collaborate with the Lyantonde cluster, supported by CRVPF.

Through this coordinated approach, the cluster implements programs that empower girls, boys, and parents. We are already successfully running these initiatives under the Kampala Girls and Nakawa clusters; bringing this same collaborative spirit to Lyantonde will create powerful synergies for our programs.