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3. 1st
Buikwe
District
Teachers’
Forum
Briefing
I
May
2014
THE PROJECT
1st BUIKWE DISTRICT TEACHERS’ FORUM
NKOKONJERU, UGANDA
4th – 15th August 2014
1st Briefing Session
Project Leader: Lissa Lourenco or
Suzanne Gowler
4. AGENDA
1
2
3
4
The Great Generation
On-the-ground
What to expect and recommendations
Fundraising
5. THE GREAT GENERATION
WHO ARE WE?
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
committed to solving the issues of
communities living
in tough social and
economic conditions.
provide professional and personal
development
opportunities
for students and professionals.
6. THE GREAT GENERATION
WHO ARE WE?
INCOME
GENERATION
GOOD QUALITY
EDUCATIONActing on
root causes
Income allows a family to pay for school
fees and keep children in school
Good quality education allows young
people to find jobs and earn an income
7. THE GREAT GENERATION
WHO ARE WE?
through local organisations
ü know their communities
ü are trusted by locals
ü experience the most pressing needs
ü need to be at the center of change
ü allow for the skills to remain in
country
13. ON-THE-GROUND
THE EDUCATION SCENARIO
Set Universal Primary
Education as a goal in 1997
• Enrolment drastically
improved
• Children not in school due to
high school fees or are
expected to contribute to
household income
Private x Public Schools
• In Public Schools parents have to pay
for uniforms, books, food…
• Majority of places is in private
schools
Gender Inequality
• Belief that girls should not
the educated
• Stay at home during their
monthly cycle
Quality of education
• More than 50 pupils per classroom
• Each class gathers children from
very different ages
14. ON-THE-GROUND
HIV
HIV (virus)
leads to
AIDS
You cannot get HIV:
• through casual contact such as shaking hands or hugging a person with
HIV/AIDS.
• from using a public telephone, drinking fountain, restroom, swimming
pool, Jacuzzi, or hot tub.
• from sharing a drink.
• from being coughed or sneezed on by a person with HIV/AIDS.
• from giving blood.
• from a mosquito bite.
15. WHAT TO EXPECT
PROJECT LEADER ROLE
carry copies of your emergency contacts,
passports and visas,and medical notes
Logistics & your well-being
Keep the project on track
Risk assessment
First-aid qualification
16. WHAT TO EXPECT
YOUR ROLE
Funding or Funraising
Project planning
Project delivery
Ambassadors for the community
18. BEFORE YOU TRAVEL
PREPARATION
1
2
3
VACCINATIONS PASSPORT VISA
As per information pack Valid for 6 months from
departure
Ugandan Embassy: form,
passport sized photo +£35
19. TRAVEL PLANS
FLIGHT OPTIONS
1
2
GROUP INDIVIDUAL
TBC – after this briefing Must arrive in Uganda
Sunday 3rd August in the
morning
PLEASE E-MAIL BRITTA
CONFIRMING YOUR PREFERENCE
UNTIL TOMORROW
20. WHAT TO EXPECT
ACCOMODATION
ü Basic, clean & safe!
ü Shared rooms and bathrooms
ü Hot water… urm… not really
ü Flush toilets
CONVENT IN NKOKONJERU
21. WHAT TO EXPECT
FOOD AND DRINKS
ü All meals at accommodation in Nkokonjeru
ü Packed lunch on the days you will be out
ü Simple and fresh
ü Bottled water provided by PL
ü Supermarket pit-stop
ü Feel free to take your own snacks
ü Tipping: is the way many workers make a
living
22. WHAT TO EXPECT
TRANSPORT
ü Mini-bus
ü We will use known local providers
ü Your Project Leader will pick you up and drop you
off at the airport
23. WHAT TO EXPECT
HEALTH & SAFETY
Zz..
H2O
SLEEP! It will help restore energies
BOTTLED WATER: drink lots, and use for brushing your teeth
BEWARE OF THE SUN: It feels different on the equator
Don’t forget your PERSONAL MEDICATION
Avoid MOSQUITOS…
and STRAY ANIMALS
WASH YOUR HANDS and use hand sanitizer frequently
24. WHAT TO EXPECT
HEALTH & SAFETY
We have established links with local western
doctors surgeries and hospitals
Zz..
H2O
BUT JUST IN CASE…
25. WHAT TO EXPECT
DAILY ROUTINE
Daily debriefs
- Plan for the next day
- Any required project preparation
- Checking in to see how you’re
feeling, coping, and enjoying
Spare time
- Evenings
- Middle weekend
26. LOOKING AFTER YOURSELF
WHAT WE NEED TO KNOW
1. Specific
medication you
are taking
2. Malaria
prevention
(tip: Know
Malaria)
3. Vaccinations
4. Two
emergency
contacts
5. Pre-existing
medical
conditions
6. Allergies and
dietary
requirements
27. LOOKING AFTER YOURSELF
…AND EACH OTHER!
Carry a compact
backpack or zipped
bag
Our group will stand out:
• Flashy clothing, shoes
& jewellery
• Gadgets and phones
USE COMMON SENSE
Keeping in contact
BE AWARE OF
Being approached for
UK visa assistance
Giving out your
contact information
Making commitments
and raising
expectations
