Kisoboka Africa carries out surveys for scalability of SCOBAs
Kisoboka Africa team has started carrying out a survey to...
It's Possible
Today, almost 70% of children who enroll in primary schools in Uganda are likely to drop out because of hidden costs proving too high for poorer parents
To solve this, Kisoboka Africa mobilizes parents to form school based groups to embark on income generating initiatives that are used to finance children's education, and improve family livelihoods. The organization also works to instill a saving culture, entrepreneurship and leadership skills in children.
Kisoboka Africa in action
Financial Literacy for Children is Key
We provide financial Literacy Training for both primary school and secondary school children
Enabling skills development for young people
In order to prepare them for the future of work, we have been creating partnerships with organisations like Mbajja foundation to empower youths in our school based Young Savers Clubs(YSCs) with livelihood skills like sweater knitting.
Culture of Saving and Play at our partner schools
It is usually exciting seeing you children participate in savings groups after playing their games at school. The children are being empowered for a very dynamic future through our initiatives.
Business Training catalyses prosperity in rural areas
We discovered that most of our group members lack the knowledge and skills to operate successful businesses. That is why we started training them in basic business skills and we have seen a rise in the number of them starting new small scale enterprises as a result of the knowledge and confidence gained from this training initiative.
Business Training catalyses prosperity in rural areas
We discovered that most of our group members lack the knowledge and skills to operate successful businesses. That is why we started training them in basic business skills and we have seen a rise in the number of them starting new small scale enterprises as a result of the knowledge and confidence gained from this training initiative.
700
Community Members Empowered
1500
Children retained in School
40
Income generating projects started
26000
Amount in dollars saved in SCOBAs
Latest stories from the field
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