What a beautiful way to start the week! 🙏 These young voices, lifted in praise, remind us of the joy of faith and the hope that inspires us. From nourishing bodies through school feeding to nurturing young spirits, every part of a child’s growth matters. This is the Windle International Uganda way: nourishing bodies, nurturing spirits and empowering young people to thrive. #WindleInternationalUganda #SchoolFeeding #Nutrition

In Napak, Karamoja, @WindleUganda , with support from @ConvoyofHope, is providing daily meals and improved feeding facilities for learners in 3 schools through the Children Feeding Initiative. We are grateful for this partnership in nourishing children and supporting their education. 🎥 Watch their stories this #WorldFoodDay. #SchoolFeeding @WFP_Africa @WFP_Uganda @MinofHealthUG @Educ_SportsUg

For Esther Ropani of Imvepi Secondary School, a bicycle has made it easier to balance the three-kilometre journey to school with household responsibilities. Her story reflects a wider effort by Windle International Uganda, which has supported learners with over 500 bicycles to help address long and sometimes unsafe journeys to school. Every kilometre made easier is an opportunity to save time and energy for learning. Read Esther’s story: windleuganda.org/esther-ropa… #GirlsEducation

DID YOU KNOW? People with lived experience of mental health conditions have valuable insights that can help shape the support they receive. This #WorldMentalHealthDay, let’s listen, include and act. Every voice matters. #MentalHealthMatters #LearningEarningThriving

In Kiryandongo Refugee Settlement, adults are returning to the classroom to strengthen their English literacy and communication skills, opening up new opportunities to participate, connect and navigate everyday life with greater confidence. Through our English for Adults Programme, Windle International Uganda is supporting 433 Sudanese refugees at Bidong and Ematong Learning Centres. And the goal goes beyond learning English. It is about helping people communicate, integrate, access employment opportunities and pursue livelihoods and businesses. Because when people can communicate with confidence, more doors can open. #WindleInternationalUganda #EnglishForAdults #Kiryandongo #EducationForAll @UNHCRuganda @Andrewomara2022

He learnt to repair shoes by watching his uncle. Today, Birungi Simon is learning to make them, and working towards a dream of owning his own shoe factory. 👞 From Lira to Nansana, his journey has taken him from repairing shoes to making and selling his own. How did he get here? Read Simon’s story. 👇 windleuganda.org/from-repair… @BelgiumInUganda #WeWorkUG #YouthSkills #WindleInternationalUganda #TeamEurope #GlobalGateway

On #WorldTeachersDay, we recognise teachers across the country whose work goes beyond the classroom, supporting learners, strengthening communities and keeping education moving forward. As we mark 60 years of protecting the teaching profession and advancing its status, we reaffirm the importance of supporting teachers so they can thrive and shape our futures. #StandingWithTeachers #WorldTeachersDay2026

Today, we hosted the 2026 DAFI Orientation & Award Ceremony, officially welcoming 50 new scholars to the Albert Einstein German Academic Refugee Initiative. Together with the @GermanyDiploEmbassy, @UNHCRuganda, and @OPMUganda, we celebrated the scholars and the opportunities higher education continues to create. Congratulations to the 2026 DAFI cohort! #DAFI #RefugeeEducation #HigherEducation #WindleInternationalUganda

What does a new week mean to us? Another child with a chance to learn. Another young person with a chance to build a skill or livelihood. Another opportunity to remove the barriers that stand in the way. That's our Monday. Learning. Earning. Thriving. #WindleInternationalUganda

Today, as the 4th National Special Needs and Inclusive Education Symposium concluded in Tororo, @WindleUganda brought this conversation to life through our work supporting learners who need a different pathway back into education. Our Business Development and Partnerships Lead, @muhamood_kimera , presented “Accelerated Education as an Inclusive Pathway,” highlighting how flexible approaches can help learners who have experienced disrupted schooling to re-enter, catch up and progress. Through our Accelerated Education Programme, implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Sports, we are supporting over-age learners through a compressed curriculum designed to help them cover essential learning within a shorter period. We believe that inclusive education is not about asking every learner to fit into the same pathway. It is about creating pathways that respond to where learners are, and helping them move forward. The symposium may have come to a close, but the work of turning inclusive education from theory into practice continues. #InclusiveEducation #AcceleratedEducation #EducationForAll #RefugeeEducation #WindleUganda #LeaveNoOneBehind #AEP

@WindleUganda is participating in the 4th National Special Needs and Inclusive Education Symposium in Tororo, under the theme: “Ensuring Inclusive Education: From Theory to Practice.” We are joining education stakeholders to share experiences, strengthen partnerships and explore practical approaches to ensuring every learner can access quality, inclusive education. 📍 Tororo | 📅 24–25 Sept 2026 #InclusiveEducation #EducationForAll #WindleUganda

Meet Candiru Hellen, a teacher and school librarian at Highland Primary whose library was transformed through the Reading for All Project, implemented by @WindleUganda with support from @Book_Aid. A reading club is thriving. Learners are reading more. Parents are borrowing books. But Hellen says: “We need more books.” This #WorldLiteracyDay, read her story 👇🏾 🔗 windleuganda.org/from-quiet-… #ReadingForAll #LiteracyForAll #EducationForAll

Yeye Edward arrived in Uganda after fleeing conflict in South Sudan. Through education and scholarship support, he was able to pursue higher education. Today, his journey has come full circle: from refugee learner → scholarship beneficiary → graduate → WIU employee. His story shows what can happen when education opens a door, and what can follow when opportunity meets determination. Read Yeye’s story in our 2025 Annual Report: windleuganda.org/wp-content/… #Scholarships #EducationTransformsSociety #WindleInternationalUganda

For young people, a skill can be the beginning of a much bigger journey. Across our programmes, 1,000+ young people accessed vocational, technical and market-relevant training aligned with labour market needs and emerging opportunities. From construction, tailoring and agriculture to hospitality, ICT, electrical installation, welding and other trades, the focus is on skills that can be put to work. Career readiness, workplace preparation, entrepreneurship and exposure to remote and digital work opportunities strengthen the pathway from learning to earning. Because a skill is not the destination, it is what that skill makes possible. Read more in our 2025 Annual Report: windleuganda.org/wp-content/… #LearningToEarning #SkillsDevelopment #YouthEmployment #WindleInternationalUganda

A school meal can change more than just a hungry day. For many children, being ready to learn begins with having enough to eat. 54,516 learners continue to be reached through school feeding, while school attendance increased from 84% to 91%. Behind every number is a child better supported in attending, participating, and learning. Discover the story behind the numbers in our 2025 Annual Report: windleuganda.org/wp-content/… #SchoolFeeding #Nutrition #WindleInternationalUganda

Behind every number is a person, a journey and a possibility. A learner finding support to stay in school. A young person gaining skills for the world of work. A community creating better opportunities. Over the coming days, we’ll share some of the stories behind our impact. Read the 2025 Annual Report: windleuganda.org/wp-content/… #WindleInternationalUganda #EducationTransformsSociety

Through the #WeWorkUG Project in Kampala and Wakiso, young people are gaining practical, market-relevant skills that respond to opportunities in the world of work. From baking and other hands-on training, the focus goes beyond simply acquiring a skill. It is about building competencies that young people can apply, develop and use to pursue employment, enterprise and greater self-reliance. Because a practical skill can be the beginning of something bigger. #TeamEurope #GlobalGateway #SkillsDevelopment #YouthEmployment @EnabelinUganda @EUinUG @Educ_SportsUg @Mglsd_UG @BelgiumInUganda