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Changing Lives Through Great Education System in Uganda


By Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR

In all the years Enabling Support Foundation has been in Kenya and Uganda in early child learning, we’ve met some of the greatest teachers and students in the region. One of them is an extraordinary student, Nyegisa Naboth, a 19 Years old who just completed his High School Education in Uganda.

“I take this opportunity to thank all the Shantideep group members for the work done towards the organization.

Thank you for your contributions through empowerment of children in Uganda. Your work has been a success to many.

I have completed my High school education from Bishop Comboni College Kambuga with 16 points out of 20 Points in Entrepreneurship Education, Geography, Christian Religious Education, Information and Computer Technology, and General Paper. 

Thank you for all your support and motivation. I appreciate God For the above results.  As I am looking forward to University Education, I promise to continue supporting great education and to make children strive for the same or better achievements.  Thank you all.”

It’s stories such as that of Naboth Nyegisa which motivates Enabling Support Foundation and educators from across the region.

Don't forget to donate to Enabling Support Foundation through a GoFund Me Fundraising Campaign to support equality in education across the globe.

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