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Annual report 2025

Omuto Foundation annual report 2025

A summary of Omuto Foundation’s work in Mpigi and Butambala from January to December 2025.

The year’s focus

In 2025, Omuto brought its school activities together under School Xperience. The report describes eight partner schools: five in Mpigi and three in Butambala.

It also covers skills training, community youth groups, football, media and the role of interns in extending work into Butambala.

School programmes

Student leadership and debates

The Student Leaders Forum focused on public speaking, teamwork, identifying school needs and planning projects. Omuto also held two rounds of interschool debates across four secondary schools. The report names Mitala Maria Hill Secondary School and Christian School Kayabwe as the round winners.

Menstrual health

The RED Campaign combined menstrual health education, reusable pad support and advocacy for private, secure sanitation. Student brigades led discussions with girls and boys.

GreenSchools

The report records 1,100 trees planted and adopted in 2025. Under Adopt a Tree, students took responsibility for caring for trees. His Grace Demo Farm supported practical guidance and monitoring.

PureWater

The programme installed ceramic filters in schools and households, with training in care and hygiene. Contact Omuto for installation records and follow-up information.

Students with seedlings during a GreenSchools activity
GreenSchools programme photograph

Community programmes

Skills and youth groups

The report records 24 certified YoSkills graduates in tailoring, hairdressing and ICT. YAP supported community groups and teams that coordinated local activities.

Football

Omuto worked with Red Cross Mpigi on first-aid training. It also trained five team captains in leadership and five coaches in using mobile phones to promote their teams.

Media

Omuto Pulse shared youth conversations, creative stories and programme activities through its online channel.

Internships

Eight interns supported Omuto during 2025. The report describes their role in field delivery and work in Butambala.

Financial summary

The annual report gives the following breakdown of expenditure for 2025.

Expenditure shares reported for 2025
CategoryShare
Programme delivery70%
Operations and staff20%
Enterprise reinvestment10%

The published summary gives expenditure shares only; it does not state the total expenditure or explain the allocation basis. These percentages are not a complete financial statement. For the underlying accounts or a specific financial enquiry, request the records for the year you need.

Reports and document requests

Plans set in 2025 for 2026

The report set out plans to expand school partnerships, improve programme monitoring, increase Omuto Essentials’ contribution to costs, and develop the internship pathway. These are the priorities stated in the 2025 report.

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Source: Omuto Foundation, annual report 2025. This page summarises selected sections; the full report contains the original narrative and figures.

Related programme films

From the Omuto Pulse archive; separate from the 2025 report figures.

Water purifiers for families and schools

A field report from Kammengo about Omuto’s water work.

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Student Leaders Forum tour

Students speak during the School Xperience tour.

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GreenSchools tree planting

Students taking part in Omuto’s GreenSchools campaign.

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