We dedicated the month of April to focus on our health care program. The Beatrice Tierney Health Clinics provide essential and critical services to the students and the communities we serve in Bududa and Namisindwa districts. Clinics are a lifeline for the people we serve in this region.
Our volunteers on the Teacher Trip led by Marymount University Professor Dr. Elizabeth Langran have arrived in Uganda to conduct teacher training workshops for our teachers at Arlington and Matuwa Junior Schools and the outreach schools.
A new academic year has started in Uganda! Arlington Junior School opened on February 6th. Our secondary and tertiary students also resumed their classes in February.
Your support last year allowed us to successfully run our education, healthcare and community development programs in Uganda. More than 1,000 students are enrolled in our primary, secondary and tertiary education programs.
The new way to exchange letters with your student is here! Our letter writing program is a special way to connect with your sponsored students.
We thank everyone who attended theREACH Mad Hatter Gala and for dressing up too! What a great event it was! We enjoyed having you and hope you had a good time. Thank you for your bids and donations. We exceeded our goal, raising more than $94,000 to support our schools and clinics in Uganda.
Catch up with what’s going on with projects in Uganda, including celebrating International Day of the Girl, exciting events, featured outstanding academic performers, and more.
We’re pleased to introduce you to The Marianne and Jeremy Rusk Library at REACH for Uganda’s second partner school – Matuwa Junior School in Namisindwa district. The library was made possible by the children of Marianne and Jeremy Rusk and their families in honor of their parents Marianne and Jeremy
Rusk.
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