AKUORO RESTORE HOPE INITIATIVE - Uganda
We are Empowered to Transform
Transforming Lives Through Skills Acquisition, Water, Education and Health Initiatives.
Our Key Projects
Water and Sanitation
In Serere District, RHOI-Uganda constructed two key boreholes to tackle unsafe water and long-distance collection challenges. The first, at Omagoro HC II, ensures constant water supply for patient care, sanitation, and nearby residents.
The second borehole was strategically placed at Angole Primary School. This has directly improved hygiene, reduced absenteeism, and serves over 800 community members, including pupils and surrounding homes.
“Our pupils now drink clean water and concentrate better in class. This borehole is a blessing.”
— Headteacher, Angole P/S
— Headteacher, Angole P/S
“Fetching water used to take me two hours every morning. Now it’s within our school compound.”
— Ayo Justine, P.7 Pupil
— Ayo Justine, P.7 Pupil
✔ 2
Boreholes Constructed
Boreholes Constructed
✔ 2,000+
Community Members Reached
Community Members Reached
✔ 40%
Drop in Waterborne Illnesses
Drop in Waterborne Illnesses
RHOI Skills Development Centre
The Skills Development Centre in Kyere Sub-county trains youth, women, and persons with disabilities in tailoring, building, carpentry, and business skills. The initiative is transforming lives by enabling financial independence and reducing unemployment.
“I never imagined I’d have a source of income. Thanks to RHOI, I run my own workshop now.”
— Akello Mariam, Trainee
— Akello Mariam, Trainee
RHES–P (Education Support)
The RHES–P program supports vulnerable children with school fees, uniforms, books, and mentoring. It has empowered over 50 children in Serere District to stay in school and aim higher in life.
“I’m no longer afraid of missing school due to fees. I want to become a nurse.”
— Abura Sandra, P.5 Pupil
— Abura Sandra, P.5 Pupil
RHOI Community Medical Clinic
Based in Kyere Sub-county, the clinic offers outpatient services, maternal health care, health education, and community outreach. It serves as the first point of care for hundreds in hard-to-reach communities.
“We no longer travel long distances for treatment. This clinic is our lifeline.”
— Okello James, Elder
— Okello James, Elder