LITERACY CLASSES IN ENGLISH AND THEIR OWN LANGUAGE POSHU starts with a village meeting. Small things can bring change to a village. Small things get people talking and working together towards a common goal. Literacy classes begin with a box of text books, exercise books, pens and pencils. Also a roll book

SAFE WATER In Eastern and Northern Uganda where our POSHU Project operates, the priority for women and children is to cart water for their daily needs. Women carry 20 litre jerry cans from the bore or stream to their homes on their heads, often for miles. Children carry water from the bore

POSHU SPORTS PROJECT Team sports are important for young people in remote villages as it teaches them discipline. Teams representing male and female, playing against other like-sized communities that brought recognition and praise in the past. Young warriors travel outside the village to play against tribes that they previously were at war

SCHOOL FEE SUPPORT We provide school fees to marginalized children who would not be able to go to school due to poverty or disability. Poshu believes every child has the right to an education. Our sewing classes make uniforms for the children. We provide text books, exercise books, math sets, pens and

NETBALL & FOOTBALL Poshu donates netballs, footballs, wolleyballs, whistles, pumps etc. to use for different sports activities all this is donated to schools near our projects. We also provide netballs to the women in our sewing classes, so they can play after classes. Donate WALK SLOWLY

SEWING CLASS Poshu works with women in remote villages to establish sewing classes in the community. We provide 3 treadle sewing machines, black board and chalk, tape measures, scissors, needles and thread. The village provide the teacher and a small room to meet in. Most classes have 25 students, with previous students

TEACHING TRAINING In 2012 we held POSHU Teacher Training for all our teachers in a local hall. Among them were 2 women who were trained as Senior School teachers in Science and Math. They spoke good English and were committed to lifting up the women in their communities, women who never had

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