Are you ready to make your time and talent count? Join our team of passionate changemakers who are creating waves of impact in education, environment, and community development across Kayunga District.
We welcome:

• Mentors for youth programs
• Trainers in life skills or vocational areas
• Event coordinators and field assistants
• Storytellers, designers, or digital volunteers

Whether you’re local or international, experienced or just starting, your time can transform lives.

Let’s build impact together.

BORE Foundation partners with schools, government institutions, corporations, nonprofits, and community-based organizations to amplify our reach and deepen our impact. We believe in shared value—where every collaboration creates mutual benefit and sustainable development.

Partner with us to:

• Sponsor a program or school
• Co-create youth empowerment or environmental projects
• Provide resources, training, or technology
• Support research or pilot innovations

If you’re looking to make a real difference in underserved communities, we’d love to work with you.

• conducted extensive community sensitization campaigns during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, reaching over 300 families in Busaana. Our efforts in educating residents on Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) played a crucial role in safeguarding public health and contributed to the eventual lifting of the government-imposed lockdown.
• distributed scholastic materials to over 1,000 students in both primary and secondary schools to bridge educational gaps. This initiative has significantly enhanced academic performance and ensured that more students stay engaged in their education.
• trained over 20 young people in hairdressing and tailoring, equipping them with hands-on skills that enable them to access job opportunities and start their own businesses. This initiative has been instrumental in fostering self-reliance and economic empowerment.
• Understanding the importance of legal identification, we have supported over 20 vulnerable youth in acquiring their National Identity Cards by guiding them through the registration process, connecting them with relevant authorities, and offering financial assistance.
• Received a national recognition from VOICE and OXFAM NOVIB for the outstanding Empowerment Initiatives of building confidence and amplifying the voices of marginalized groups through fostering advocacy, improving lives, and creating a more inclusive and equitable society.

• COVID-19: “300+ families supported with vital info.”
• Education: “1,000+ students thriving in school.”
• Vocational: “20+ youth turned entrepreneurs.”
• Recognition: “Honoured by VOICE and OXFAM NOVIB.”
• National Ids:20+ youths now fully recognised citizens

Names, Roles, and Brief Bios of Key Leaders

• Executive Director Lutakome Ivan:Experienced in community development, with deep roots in Kayunga District, being his home district, driving our education initiatives forward
• Finance officer, Bwowe Joseph Ssengabi, a young ambitious youth with experience in financial management, ensuring effective organizational resource utilisation and service delivery.
• Programs manager, Mwogeza Jonah, a social worker and committed youth towards humanitarian works, with vast knowledge in program design, management and evaluation.

At BORE Foundation, we’re a family fuelled by purpose. We celebrate every success, learn from every challenge, and grow together. Our culture of innovation and support encourages creativity and collaboration. Team members are empowered to take initiative, whether designing new programs or engaging with communities. We host regular team-building activities, like community clean-ups, to strengthen our bond. This vibrant culture extends to our volunteers and partners, creating a welcoming environment where everyone feels valued and inspired to make a difference.