
From Polio Survivor to Small-Scale Farmer: The Inspiring Journey of a Kisoboka Africa SCOBA Member in Bukumbula
In Bukumbula Lwengo, a village in rural Uganda, a young...
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Kisoboka now has 69 SCOBAs. Our Programs Team is doing amazing work sensitizing communities in rural Lwengo and forming New SCOBAs. Seen above is our Programs Lead speaking to Kasana School parents about the benefits of saving and school community banks. Kisoboka Africa has already created 69 SCOBAs and our aim is to have 100+ end of 2022. When …
Kisoboka now has 69 SCOBAs. Our Programs Team is doing amazing work sensitizing communities in rural Lwengo and forming New SCOBAs. Seen above is our Programs Lead speaking to Kasana School parents about the benefits of saving and school community banks. Kisoboka Africa has already created 69 SCOBAs and our aim is to have 100+ end of 2022. When …
In a bid to advance digital financial Inclusion for the underserved and underbanked in rural Africa, We recently provided mobile phones & digitalized the SCOBA groups he leads in Mayira Primary School & 33 other communities in rural Lwengo, Uganda to improve access to digital financial services. We are working with partners and friend to ensure that over 1000 School …
In a bid to advance digital financial Inclusion for the underserved and underbanked in rural Africa, We recently provided mobile phones & digitalized the SCOBA groups he leads in Mayira Primary School & 33 other communities in rural Lwengo, Uganda to improve access to digital financial services. We are working with partners and friend to ensure that over 1000 School …
When we started working with rural communities in rural Lwengo and Lyantonde, we created SCOBAs to improve income levels of community members in order to empower them to educate their children. We saw this as a more sustainable way of solving the rampant school drop outs and absenteeism that had become common place in the communities we were operating in. …
When we started working with rural communities in rural Lwengo and Lyantonde, we created SCOBAs to improve income levels of community members in order to empower them to educate their children. We saw this as a more sustainable way of solving the rampant school drop outs and absenteeism that had become common place in the communities we were operating in. …
Follow our journey as we work to keep thousands of children in school empowering poor parents in rural Africa with financial tools to prosper and educate their children
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