Presidential CEO Forum charity run targets specia
The Presidential CEO Forum in Uganda has launched a charity run to raise funds for the Entebbe Children’s Welfare Primary School. The initiative aims to build new facilities for students with special needs.
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The project addresses critical infrastructure gaps for vulnerable learners and demonstrates corporate social responsibility in the education sector.
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Presidential CEO Forum charity run targets special needs learners
Alice Basaaza, the headteacher of Entebbe Children’s Welfare Primary School, said the school currently has about 200 learners with different disabilities, including autism, Down Syndrome, epilepsy, spina bifida, hearing and physical impairments.
(L-R) Fabrice Rulinda, the Entebbe Municipality Mayor, Irene Birungi Mugisha, the head CEO forum and Alice Basaaza, the headteacher Entebbe Welfare School during their visit to the school of children with special needs. (Credit: Julius Luwemba)
The Presidential CEO Forum has launched a charity run to mobilise resources for learners with special needs at Entebbe Children's Welfare Primary School.
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