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Out of sight doesn't mean out of mind. AKA working in partnership with DCI Development Companions International deliver masks to adult learners in Luga village to encourage and give them hope. The learners are hopeful to return to class after the lock down to complete their studies. Many say that the current situation of Covid 19 has taught them to always save for the future. They hope to use the skills they will acquire in Adult literacy classes to be better prepared for the future. Thank you DCI for the mask donation. The learners appreciated the kind gesture. #TogetherWeCanDoGreatThings

A 74 year old Gasole Sarafina never got a chance to go to school because there were no schools in the rural community of Luga. All her life she was living in the nightmare of illiteracy. But through the intervention of Access Knowledge Africa Adult literacy Program, she was able to learn how to write and read Luganda stories. Now, this lady is dreaming big to learn English when classes resume.... Thank you for giving people like Sarafina the gift of literacy. Because of your love and care, we can tell incredible stories like this one.

As schools remain closed amidst the coronavirus lockdown, homeschooling has become the available alternative for children. But the home study program remains a puzzle to many parents across the country since many cannot read or write. Nanyonga Philista aged 54 years old is an adult learner of Access Knowledge Africa adult literacy program in Luga villlage, during this lock down she helps her son Bukenya Valley with reading and providing solutions to some questions. She says "Before joining the adult literacy classes she could just look at her children while doing their home work but after one year of adult learning, she can now help her children while studying" Literacy has helped Nanyonga Philista to connect more with her children.

Our day just got better watching children having fun during the third term Holiday reading challenge. We hope this game brings you hapiness today. Life is more fun if children play games #Third_term_holiday_reading_challenge