Results & updates

Omuto’s results for 2025

Read what Omuto reported in 2025 and a school outreach update from July 2026.

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Students taking part in GreenSchools tree planting — GreenSchools · Omuto project archive

From the full 2025 annual report

What Omuto reported in 2025

Leadership, learning and care for the environment. These are results Omuto reported for January–December 2025.

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Omuto facilitator leading a school session

175 student leaders trained

More young women taking part.

The report records 63% female participation in the Student Leaders Forum training across eight partner schools.

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Students and facilitators taking part in tree planting

1,100 trees planted and adopted

Planting is the beginning.

GreenSchools’ Adopt a Tree model gives students responsibility for caring for trees, with support from His Grace Demo Farm.

The GreenSchools story ↗

Learners holding certificates beside an Omuto banner

24 YoSkills graduates certified

A practical skill. A next step.

The report describes training in tailoring, hairdressing and ICT, followed by opportunities to take part in the YAP network.

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Source: Omuto Foundation, 2025 Annual Report. Figures describe the stated reporting period; they are not current totals. Photographs are from Omuto’s activity archive and do not verify individual results.

Results reported for 2025

These figures cover January–December 2025 and come from Omuto’s annual report.

Partner schools

Five schools in Mpigi and three in Butambala.

YoSkills graduates

Graduates reported as certified during the year.

1,100

Trees planted and adopted

Through GreenSchools and the Adopt a Tree approach.

Interns

Supporting programme delivery during 2025.

Read the annual report summary

Counts describe reported activities and participation, rather than a measure of long-term change.

Students in a discussion during the RED Campaign outreach — Bright Community Primary School, Kyebando

July 2026

School outreach in Kyebando

Omuto and Yambi Community Outreach held sessions on adolescence, menstrual health, hygiene and respect at Bright Community Primary School. The update describes a student RED Brigade to continue awareness in the school.

Read the outreach report