In March, an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) training at the Ntinda Police School was held for 73 members of the police community. This training covered topics in peaceful conflict resolution and servant leadership. We believe that these training sessions are critical for those who lead communities and that as these leaders are trained, they will be equipped to become fair […]

In February, the ALARM Uganda staff attended the graduation of 44 officers who completed their time at the Uganda Police Senior Command and Staff College. ALARM has an ongoing relationship with the Uganda Police and was given the opportunity to conduct training sessions for the Senior Police officers at the college last November – December. This training

40 officers attended the 2nd training for the Senior Staff of Uganda Police. This was a 3-week training conducted using a hybrid approach. The ALARM Uganda staff partnered with the USA-Conscious Coalition to facilitate this training. The objective of their time together was to empower the officers with skills in servant leadership, operational excellence, effective

During the month of September, 160 children graduated from the Community-Based Orphan Support Program (CBOSP). Those who graduated received either a tool kit package or cash gift as a celebration from ALARM as they launch into their futures. These young people are sharp individuals who have demonstrated a good work ethic and commitment to develop

The Pastoral Leadership Training Institute (PLTI) trains pastors and church leaders in Biblical, theological, leadership, and reconciliation principles and practices while cultivating pastoral skills and encouraging an expansive love of God and others. The program seeks to achieve ALARM’s goal which is to strengthen and empower the African church by equipping the untrained leadership with

The Pader Technical School in Uganda was founded in 2011 and has since educated over 995 students. This school is a polytechnic school that trains students in skills such as fashion and garment design, building and construction, building and concrete, agriculture, computer science, automotive mechanics, and carpentry and joinery. On May 21st, term 3 closed

In June, ALARM checked in with the mentors and children who are part of the Community-Based Orphan Support Program (CBOSP). As of June, there are 360 children in this program and 50 mentors. The children continue to do well in school and at home; we are so grateful that all of the students’ school fees,

The government in Uganda announced that schools could safely reopen on November 1st. The Pader Technical School reopened on November 4th and 22 students have returned back to the school. More students are expected to return in the coming weeks, but some may be unable to return because of the economic hardship that they faced

40 officers attended the 2nd training for the Senior Staff of Uganda Police. This was a 3-week training conducted using a hybrid approach. The ALARM Uganda staff partnered with the USA-Conscious Coalition to facilitate this training. The objective of their time together was to empower the officers with skills in servant leadership, operational excellence, effective

During the month of September, 160 children graduated from the Community-Based Orphan Support Program (CBOSP). Those who graduated received either a tool kit package or cash gift as a celebration from ALARM as they launch into their futures. These young people are sharp individuals who have demonstrated a good work ethic and commitment to develop