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Masimiliano Ochwo Omiel Memorial Secondary School 

The "Masimiliano Ochwo Omiel Memorial Secondary School" was built and has been in operation since 2004 so that young people have better chances on the already difficult job market in Uganda after 7 years of primary school. It has been fully recognized by the Ugandan Ministry of Education since 2007. In the first few years it was designed for day school students. In the meantime, a boarding school has been established primarily for students from more distant areas.

In addition to a classroom for science subjects and other classrooms, a school library, modern toilet facilities, teachers house, dormitaries for girls and infirmary have been added in recent years. The lessons were supplemented by training in the computer field in order to convey the requirements of today also in this rural area.

Since the School Year 2022, beginning the 10.01., S1, S2, S3 and S4 students are learning in our school as boarders. We began also with A-Level and lessons are ongoing for S5 pioneer students.

 

Masimiliano Ochwo Omiel Memorial Center with a sewing shop, hairdressing salon, office service shop, flour mill and bakery

The women's center was established in 2007 to give women the opportunity to improve their living situation on their own, increase household income and break the cycle of poverty. Often enough, the men have moved to the cities in search of a job.
In the past year a shop has been added offering secretarial services such as photocopying, writing and printing files, making color copies and binding brochures. There is also internet access here. This service avoids the rural population having to drive to the city of Tororo.

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Masimiliano Ochwo Omiel Memorial Center mit Näherei, Friseursalon, Laden mit Büroservice, Getreidemühle und Bäckerei

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Water and energy supply in the projects

In the villages in the Tororo district there is no electricity or running water for most of the people. Water sources are found at very different distances from the place of residence. According to African tradition, it is brought several times a day by the women and young girls in canisters that they carry on their heads. This tedious transport naturally leads to a rather economical consumption, also in terms of personal hygiene. This prevents different diseases such as B. diarrhea, skin and worm diseases, especially favored in children.
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