APID was established to stimulate development initiatives in the Teso region and link network members and partners locally, nationally and internationally.
Don't miss out on this chance to be a part of something truly meaningful. Let's come together to make a difference in Teso. See you at the Annual Assembly of Members!
#TesoIsRising
Indeed, the courage and selflessness of our martyrs serve as a reminder of the ultimate sacrifice for a cause greater than oneself. Their memory lives on in our hearts and continues to inspire us to strive for justice, freedom and our faith. We wish you a Happy Martyrs day
Through our earlier request to join Defend Defenders,
Glad to be undergoing a TOT training on resource mobilisation and financial management in Soroti under WHRDs (Women Human rights Defenders )for a period of 5 days..(from 27th to 31st may)
We are excited! Imagine all the big brains on this platform gathering on 28th june to determine the Agenda 2025!
Registration for the Annual Assembly of Members is in process
For more information kindly contact Secretariat Coordinator #Tom Akileng at 0789422036
@Atekerapid
Dear APIDIANS,
We're pleased to announce our Annual Assembly on Friday, June 28th, 2024 in kumi district. This event offers a valuable opportunity to share experiences, discuss progress, and shape our organization's future.Register with Diana A. Esele (07751977181 or 0703497917)
Registration for Annual Assembly of Members scheduled for Friday 28th.june.2024. All paid up members of APID shall attend the AAOM on 28th.June.2024 at Kumi and all are kindly requested to make a contribution of 50,000. Kindly register your attendance with Diana .A. Esele
"Head teachers have no choice but to consolidate the education progress made over the past few years, encourage the teachers and motivate students" Hon Minister Ecweru
#leadershipforqualityeducation
Happening now
Hon. Minister Musa Ecweru makes closing remarks after Dr. Ruth presenting Call to Action
Minister Ecweru appreciates Dr. Epodoi and his teams for being solution providers to the rich and the poor.
#leadershipforqualityeducation
Ms Akurut Hellen highlights teenage pregnancies, non communicable diseases among learners. "Parents have neglected their role and so it's the critical role of teachers to take on health education. The parents have no information about sex education and so teacher's have to fill.
*Dr Epodoi Joseph* its my second time to come to Soroti Secondary School and I am so glad to moderate a panel that is unpacking issues relating to students health in school. Healthy students always have the opportunity to excel if the health care challenges are managed.
"It's important for schools to set up health care-emergency systems to have functional sick bays" Silus Okullu Nursing Officer, Soroti Regional Referral Hospital
#leadershipforqualityeducation