Nigeria - health camp optometry sessions dimension awareness - educational supplies - extra photographs

 As the results of huge demands  and  our visits to  schools and communities in  2025 we came to the conclusion  that we should  continue with free medical care and reading materials for children  and our free medicine and optometry outreach. Also dementia awareness in the elderly We are looking forward to meeting the needs of a further  three schools and in market places in different parts of the state.  We appreciate everyone who constantly supports us to reach these helpless children and the elderly in our communities.  We are grateful also to the doctors, nurses and specialists who support us with their time and expertise.

Mdlandizi, Tanzania - Girls Inspire:

 Girls Inspire:

Educational Materials Support to Primary School Girls Adjacent to the Ruvu Forest Reserve

Mdlandizi, Tanzania

This is the second implementation phase report following motivation by the previously completed education material support program among primary schools adjacent to the Ruvu Forest Reserve. The program focused on to address the challenges of schoolgirls from poor and deprived families struggling attending classes as compared to boys.

In this second phase, the project provided learning materials support to girls’ pupils in the two project schools namely Mpera and Mumbi. The aim was to increase attendance and reduce absenteeism among primary school girls in selected schools. The project noted a satisfactory increase in the numbers of girls completing Class VII during the end of school year 2025 compared to the year 2024. In Mumbi, we recorded a 30% increase in girls completion rate (78%) compared to (48%) in 2024. Similarly, in the other project school, Mpera, 87% completed primary school compared to 48% during the previous year, a 39% increase.

“I thank very much, the project leader Dorah Mbogo and team, and mostly important our donors, David Tyler Trust, for supporting this gathering, with the aim of strengthening learning access and support to our children, both girls and boys. I request that you continue with this good work you are doing of mobilizing resources and support to these schools, in order to address other existing challenges including poor learning infrastructures and resources such as computers, water and sanitation.”

Ward Education Officer Ms. Magreth Mbena

India - Deep Foundation's The 21st-century life skills 35 students

 Congratulations to Sujata and all her teams on yet another wonderful initiative --On May 29th and 30th, Deep  Foundation's Udaan Leadership Journey officially concluded its latest cohort in collaboration with PAHAL for local support. The 21st-century life skills initiative brought together nearly 35 college students for an immersive, three-phase experiential learning program designed to equip them for success in their personal and professional lives.
1) Formulating compelling career goals and adopting a growth mindset.
2) Developing emotional resilience and strong interpersonal relationships.
3) Building broader perspectives through structured debates.
4) Navigating conflicts and understanding the core values of integrity, trust, and commitment.
The program also equipped the participants with a thorough understanding of career planning and current trends. The session on financial planning highlighted the importance of wealth creation in the pursuit of their life goals.
By bridging the gap between academic knowledge and real-world leadership, the Udaan program has successfully prepared these students to navigate their future careers with confidence and character.

The comprehensive curriculum focused on vital personal development and leadership themes, including:

India - 2 initiatives managing stress and mental health - residential excursion life opportunities and experiences

 India - – congratulations to the inspirational Sujata and her teams  two further wonderful initiatives.

It's the examination season at the School of Happiness!-- We are grateful to Apollo Spectra Hospital, Chirag Enclave, Delhi for organizing a special session on Managing Stress and Mental Health by Dr Jyoti Mishra, Psychologist. 

Our offsite excursion to Aurovalley Ashram, Uttarakhand with our Senior School students of the School of Happiness.

Through the 4 day unique Ashram Life Experience, the goal was to give our children an opportunity to step away from chaos and immerse themselves in a structured, serene and spiritually enriching lifestyle that combines meditation, yoga, mindful routines, spiritual learning and community living to holistically nurture the mind, body and soul.

Their day began at 6am with meditation, followed by yoga, eating breakfast and all meals mindfully in silence, shram daan, gaushala + unidiversity visit and spending time with Swami ji. They also participated in outdoor activities like Ganga snaan and Ganga Arati at Parmarth Niketan, Rishikesh

It was a life changing and fulfilling experience for the children and they have returned with many learnings that they wish to apply in their day to day lives.

Myanmar - assistance for new school.

Myanmar – as well as the two new schools we are moving the children’s home to allow more space in the school complex as our numbers continue to increase  - The children are mainly orphans though we continue to accept children from families that can no longer  cope - your support this year will go towards the ever increasing need for computers, school and orphanage furniture and general educational supplies .

Ukraine - Support for schools and orphanages

 Ukraine - - Due to the war more and more children are homeless displaced or now without parents – our support for the orphanages will continue  with general necessities and educational items everything that will make their lives more bearable in their current situation which does not seem to be getting any better.

Uganda - Health Canp for disabled community

 Uganda – health Camp – from Sophie -I am pleased to inform you that the community health camp was successfully held, and the turnout was overwhelming. A total of 502 persons with disabilities and other vulnerable members of the community attended and received much-needed services. Your generous support through A Ray of Hope made this possible, and it brought vital health services closer to the people who need them most. On behalf of Feeble Care and the entire community, we sincerely thank you for your kindness and commitment to uplifting vulnerable populations.

Sophgenyi Feeble Care Initiative successfully held our Community Health Camp at Mparangasi Health Centre III in Kyabigambire Sub-county, and the turnout from the community was truly impressive

The Camp reaffirmed an important principle: essential services must be brought closer to the people, particularly persons with disabilities and other vulnerable populations who often face structural and physical barriers when accessing healthcare.

Community members accessed medical consultations, medicines, counselling, and health education delivered by dedicated medical professionals.

We also conducted a blood donation exercise, demonstrating the community’s spirit of solidarity and commitment to saving lives.

Importantly, the camp went beyond health services. Redeem International was present to sensitise widows, widowers, and orphans about their land right and to inform them about how they can receive legal support when their land has been unlawfully taken from them. Land security is fundamental to dignity, livelihood, and justice.

I extend my sincere appreciation to all partners and supporters who made this impactful outreach possible:

Hoima District Local Government for providing medical personnel, technical guidance, and essential medicines

The Reproductive Health Unit for delivering vital health education

Redeem International for championing justice and protecting vulnerable families through land rights awareness

Our generous donor, David Tyler Trust;  A Ray of Hope, for supporting this initiative

The dedicated team at Feeblecare and all volunteers who worked tirelessly to make the camp a success

When institutions, civil society, and communities work together, we move closer to a society where healthcare, justice, and opportunity are accessible to all—especially #PWDs and other vulnerable groups.