On March 30, 2025, the second day of the Simameni Project’s sewing machine training concluded at North East Villa in Kumi District. This initiative aimed to equip teachers from implementing schools in the Teso Region with practical skills to produce reusable sanitary pads, thereby enhancing menstrual health management among students.

27th March, 2025 marks the second day of the teacher training on using sewing machines at Tooro Royal Cottages, Kyenjojo District for Simameni implementing schools in the Western Region. The day begun with an engaging and interactive recap activity led by the Gender Officer.

Today, March 26, marked the beginning of a two-day teacher training workshop on the use of sewing machines, held at Tooro Royal Cottages in Kyenjojo District.

The Simameni Project marked a significant achievement with the launch and distribution of essential materials, including sewing machines and talking compound slates, to project schools in Teso region (Kumi, Bukedea, and Serere districts).

Kyenjojo, 8th February 2025 – A significant milestone in the Simameni project was marked at Kyenjojo Secondary School as UNATU, in collaboration with the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF), launched and distributed essential learning materials to beneficiary schools in the Western Region. The event, attended by key education stakeholders in the area, highlighted the project’s ongoing commitment to improving education access, retention, and skills development.

Kyenjojo, 8th February 2025 – A significant milestone in the Simameni project was marked at Kyenjojo Secondary School as UNATU, in collaboration with the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF), launched and distributed essential learning materials to beneficiary schools in the Western Region. The event, attended by key education stakeholders in the area, highlighted the project’s ongoing commitment to improving education access, retention, and skills development.