On-going projects
Menstrual Hygiene Training & Reusable Pad Making
– On going at 6 Primary Schools in Kirembe , Kasese District
Objective:
To equip pupils with knowledge on menstrual hygiene management and practical skills to make affordable, reusable sanitary pads, reducing absenteeism and improving dignity for girls in our community.
Key Activities:
1. Menstrual Hygiene Education
- Age-appropriate sessions for upper primary girls and boys on puberty, hygiene, and breaking stigma
- Involve female teachers and a local health worker as facilitators
2. Reusable Pad Making Training
- Hands-on workshops using locally available materials: cotton cloth, towel, waterproof lining
- Each pupil learns to cut, stitch, and care for reusable pads that last 1-2 years
- Pattern and safety standards guided by Ministry of Health guidelines
3. Community Impact
- Reduces monthly cost of menstrual products for families in Kasese
- Keeps girls in school during menstruation, improving attendance and performance
- Trained pupils become peer educators for siblings and out-of-school girls
More Resources Needed:
- Training materials: cotton fabric, towels, scissors, needles, thread, soap
- Facilitator allowances and training manuals
- WASH facilities: private changing space, water, and soap at school
Appeal:
We seek support from partners to provide training materials, sewing kits, and WASH upgrades. With your help, Primary Schools in Kirembe can ensure no girl misses class because of her period.
Recieving a healthy start
TIFOSE is giving vegetable seedling to farmers in Kirembe to boost their household nutrition and incomes. Farmers are receiving these healthy starts like egg plants, african egg plants and tomatoes ready for transplanting into their kitchen gardens and small plots. This support helps diversify diets, improve food security, and strengthen local livelihoods.
Taking a pause after CNP training
CNP TRAINING ON BOARD
*Community Nutrition Program Brings Healthy Habits to Hanne Primary School*
A community nutrition program led by Jill has made a positive impact on students at Hanne Primary School. The program aims to educate students about healthy eating habits and promote overall well-being.
*Program Highlights:*
- Nutrition education sessions conducted by Jill
- Hands-on activities and workshops for students
- Collaboration with teachers and school administration
- Focus on promoting healthy lifestyles and nutrition
The program has been well-received by students and staff, with many expressing enthusiasm for the interactive sessions. "I learned about the importance of eating fruits and vegetables," said one student.
Jill's efforts have helped raise awareness about nutrition and healthy habits among the students. The program is expected to continue, with plans for further expansion and engagement.
Hanne Nursery and Primary School Embarks on Kitchen Gardening with Globalrise support through TIFOSE
Pupils of Hanne Nursery and Primary School recently took part in an exciting initiative to promote kitchen gardening and nutrition. With the support of TIFOSE, the pupils were gifted green vegetables for planting in the school's kitchen garden.
Learning by Doing
The pupils, dressed in their school uniforms, were seen proudly holding the green vegetables donated by Globalrise through TIFOSE. This hands-on exercise not only introduced the young learners to the basics of gardening but also emphasized the importance of growing their own food for better nutrition. By engaging in kitchen gardening, the pupils are learning valuable skills about sustainability, food security, and healthy eating habits.
TIFOSE's Contribution
Globalrise's donation of green vegetables for the kitchen garden is part of their efforts to promote community health and dietary diversity. By providing the pupils with the resources to grow their own nutritious food, TIFOSE is helping to foster a culture of healthy eating and environmental awareness among the young learners.
Impact on the School Community
This initiative is expected to have a positive impact on the school community. By incorporating kitchen gardening into their activities, Hanne Nursery and Primary School is promoting a holistic approach to learning that includes nutrition, sustainability, and community involvement. The pupils are likely to share their newfound knowledge with their families, potentially influencing dietary habits at home as well.
At Hanney nursery and Primary school
Empowering Young Eco-Warriors: Hanney Nursery and Primary School Gets Tools for Environmental Conservation
In a bid to foster a culture of environmental stewardship among the young generation, pupils of Hanney Nursery and Primary School recently received tools to aid in environmental conservation efforts. The initiative, captured in a heartwarming image, shows pupils proudly holding small plants alongside their peers and educators.
Cultivating a Green Future
The pupils were equipped with essential tools for nurturing plants and participating in eco-friendly activities. With water containers and wooden frames(tree gaurds) seen in the image, it's clear that hands-on learning is a key part of this environmental push. By involving children in planting and caring for trees and other plants, the school is teaching valuable lessons about the importance of environmental conservation and its connection to nutrition and overall well-being.
Building Eco-Consciousness from a Young Age
Programs like this one at Hanney Nursery and Primary School play a crucial role in shaping the mindset of young learners towards sustainability and environmental responsibility. By providing pupils with the tools and knowledge to care for their environment, educators are empowering them to become active participants in protecting their community's natural resources.
A Step Towards a Greener Tomorrow
Initiatives like this one contribute to a broader goal of creating a more environmentally conscious society. As these pupils grow and learn more about the interconnectedness of human health, nutrition, and the environment, they are likely to become advocates for sustainability in their communities.
Christ the king junior school Learners planting tree
Pupils Take Root in Environmental Conservation
Through Tree Planting
In a heartwarming display of environmental stewardship, pupils from christ the king junior school in kasese municipality in Uganda recently took part in a tree planting activity aimed at promoting environmental conservation. The initiative saw the young learners actively involved in planting trees in a grassy area, fostering a sense of responsibility towards nature.
Cultivating a Green Future
Dressed in their vibrant orange uniforms with checkered accents, the pupils enthusiastically participated in the activity. One pupil was captured in the act of carefully planting a young sapling into the soil, showcasing the hands-on approach of the initiative. The event underscores the importance of engaging young minds in environmental activities to cultivate a culture of conservation.
Importance of Tree Planting in Uganda
Uganda, known for its rich biodiversity, faces challenges related to deforestation and environmental degradation. Tree planting initiatives like this one play a crucial role in:
- Enhancing green cover
- Promoting biodiversity
- Contributing to climate change mitigation efforts
Empowering the Next Generation
By involving pupils in tree planting, the school is empowering them with the knowledge and skills necessary for environmental conservation. Such initiatives help in nurturing a sense of environmental awareness and responsibility among young learners.
Community Impact
Activities like these not only benefit the environment but also foster a sense of community among participants. By working together towards a common goal of environmental conservation, pupils learn valuable lessons in teamwork and the importance of caring for their surroundings.
The tree planting event by the pupils is a testament to the impact young individuals can have on their environment when given the opportunity to contribute. As these young trees grow, so does the hope for a greener, more sustainable future for Uganda.
Community women training on environmental conservation_ charcoal briquettes making.
Charcoal briquettes is the kind of charcoal fuel that is produced by mixing cow dang, saw-dust and clay as raw matrials. This innovatoon is currently seen the best local attempt to metigate the high rate of defforestation where cutting of trees for wood charcoal is at the highest rate in uganda. When people adopt using this innovation, the rate of deforestation will be less than it is currently standing at 14% over the period between 2015 to 2023.
Tifose has intriduced this training to the community members of kirembe and the training kick-off happened on tuesday 1st of july,2025 with a women-based savings group of RUFI-uganda in kirembe.
TIFOSE SCOPE OF WORK
TIFOSE is mainly concerned with implimenting non-profitable social work in the field of youth, women, education, health, environment and economic development.
We focus on providing opportunoties and involvement of young generation , community enhancement and development and prosperity.
Basically Tifose functions in research and development of social issues. Youth proffessionalism and involvement in agriculture, natural resource conservation and climate change, women empowerment, social and economic advancement, primary health and education.
We promote and and secure vulnerable groups and provide opportunity to those people who are looking for proffessionalism.
We also make them initiative and capable with result-oriented research and programme.
