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Blossom Empowerment Initiative will hold its Term One 2026 Back-to-School Charity at #Saaka Primary School, Kaliro District on 3rd March 2026. Kaliro was selected through a public survey, reflecting our commitment to community-led impact.

BLOSSOM EMPOWERMENT INITIATIVE (Back-to-School Charity )Term One 2026 is heading to Kaliro District! 🎒📚 This decision was guided by a public survey where Kaliro received the highest votes (29%). A beneficiary school will be identified soon.

Greetings friends, partners and donors! As we step into term one of Uganda's academic calendar, 2026, we're requesting you to help us decide on which District we should take this germs BACK TO SCHOOL CHARITY. Kindly fill this form 👇👇👇👇 forms.gle/SNYLWDjS4P2sZ6…

📢 We’re Hiring! Join the @TEACH4UG Team! Are you passionate about transforming education and developing young leaders? This is your chance to make an impact. We’re looking for: ✅ Design and Training Coordinator ✅ Programs Manager ✅ 6 Program Officers If you’re driven, innovative, and ready to shape the future of education in Uganda, we’d love to hear from you. 📅 Apply before October 23, 2025 📧 Send your CV to: careers@teachforuganda.org 🌐 Learn more: teachforuganda.org/careers #TeachForUganda #NowHiring #Education #SocialImpact #Leadership #JoinOurTeam #JobseekersUG

Back from @USAlumniUganda Homecoming. This community is a rare treasure, infectious with good energy&impact. Reconnected with familiar faces (and met some incredible new ones!), laughed, paused and had some good time to breathe. Showing up & creating warm spaces is the #realwork

On 23rd Oct,we will be at Nanvunano P/S in Mayuge District for our Back to School Charity, supporting learners with scholastic materials and motivation to thrive. You could be part of this impact by donating towards the event! #BackToSchool #EducationForAll

Members further highlighted that underemployment was just as urgent a concern, with many youth surviving on low-paying, informal jobs that neither match their qualifications nor offer security. They emphasized that the lack of access to dignified and sustainable employment options continues to discourage the youth and fuels poverty, migration to urban slums, and vulnerability to exploitation. They called for the redesign of youth skilling programs to be linked directly to employment pipelines and local economic needs in the subregion. #YouthParliamentUG

The Busoga Subregional Youth Parliament successfully concluded with powerful youth-led deliberations and resolutions aimed at tackling some of the most pressing challenges affecting young people in the region. Over the course of the session, youth leaders debated and passed motions urging the Government of Uganda to: 1. Address the rising levels of unemployment and underemployment. 2. Improve access to start-up capital to support youth entrepreneurship. 3. Enhance the availability and quality of medical services, especially youth-friendly and sexual reproductive health services. 4. And invest in accessible, affordable, and inclusive education to reduce school dropouts, especially among girls affected by poverty and early pregnancies. The Parliament also highlighted systemic issues such as underfunded health facilities like Jinja Regional Referral Hospital, menstrual poverty, limited grassroots civic participation, and the need for youth inclusion in service delivery monitoring. These resolutions will form part of a petition presented to the Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda, echoing the unified voice of Busoga’s youth demanding policy reform, equitable resource allocation, and meaningful engagement in national development. The Busoga Subregional #YouthParliamentUG once again reaffirmed that young people are not just beneficiaries of development but key drivers of democratic governance, innovation, and social transformation in Uganda.

One of the key motions being debated today urges the government to address youth unemployment, promote access to start-up capital, and enhance youth inclusion in electoral processes. Young people are demanding meaningful opportunities and representation. #YouthParliamentUG

I’m excited to be apart of this

Happy International Women’s Day! At @blossom_bei, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and impact of women in shaping communities. When women thrive, society flourishes. Today, we reaffirm our commitment to breaking barriers,and championing gender equality everyday!

The long awaited moment is here. We will welcome mentees of YPMP Class of 2025 through an orientation Session. Date: 22nd February 2025 Time : 2:00-4:00pm Dear mentees, we are excited to have you all onboard. #YPMP2025

The best team ever. Proud of each one of them.

@nakajjugo Thank you for the great leadership

@blossom_bei @Omeri_meri @KajumbaPrisca @NatureTalk_A @KabilaObbo @Fridays4FutureU @BwambaleDickso3 @mulihiB @wambazu_eria @ademun_sharon Happiest Birthday 🥳

Happy birthday to our Co-Founder and Programs Lead @Omeri_meri .May this new age bring you love, peace and a renewed strength to accomplish more goals ahead! #BirthdayBoy

Merry Xmas from @blossom_bei. As we celebrate the joy of the season, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our supporters, partners and communities. Together, we've empowered lives and created lasting change. May this Xmas bring you a renewed hope for a brighter future.

Highly Recommended 🤝

Congratulations to our Co-founders @Omeri_meri and @joankabahu on winning the DISTINGUISHED FELLOW AWARDS from @TEACH4UG .Your dedication and impact are truly inspiring! #TransformingEducation #ChangingLives

@blossom_bei @Omeri_meri @TreescapeOrg @ASTUTESTRATEGY @Fridays4FutureU @GreenStoriesUG @NatureTalk_A @PhoenixCFDN @wambazu_eria @agape_earth @LCOYUganda1 Thank you for representing. We so much value the value of strong relationship 🤝

Our Co-Founder @Omeri_meri was on ground to represent us in the FRONTLINE ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENDERS(FED) end of year strategic meeting at #Joggies Recreation Center, Buloga yesterday 11th/Dec/2024. We remain committed to working as one network in tackling climate injustices!