REPORTS

BCU initiated its inaugural Parenting Training program in Adacar Village, Usuk sub-county, Katakwi District, Eastern Uganda. The three-month curriculum was conducted at the community coordinator's home, delivered twice a week, 12 of the 16 of the initial registrants completed the training.

Our program, is centered on child rearing and development basics, targeted young parents aged 18-35, predominantly farmers dependent on seasonal rains for their livelihoods. Notably, the training accommodated single mothers, caregivers, and couples, emphasizing inclusivity.

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Our goal is to equip parents with practical skills to catalyze their children's development. Bold Child Uganda aspires to extend this impact, reaching over 8 million young and prospective parents in the next decade, transforming parental involvement in child development across marginalized communities in Uganda.

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All 16 parents expressed gratitude for Bold Child Uganda's impact. They reported positive change in their homes:

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• Increased confidence in handling and responding to their children's needs.

• Enhanced leadership qualities, contributing to better parenting and children's growth.

• Improved ability to find engaging ways to communicate and build strong bonds with their children.

• Heightened understanding of roles and responsibilities in child development.

• Learned effective stress management and better parenting techniques.

• Acquired improved disciplinary measures, promoting a nurturing environment and preventing child abuse.

• Demonstrated readiness to identify and nurture the unique abilities in their children, pledging support as needed.

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You can read more about our first program here.

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