CBS PEWOSA

28/05/2026

27/05/2026

ActNow youth exchange helps break stereotypes, promotes understanding, and inspires unity in a world that is becoming more connected every day. By embracing diversity, we not only celebrate our differences but also discover the values and dreams we share.
Let’s continue encouraging dialogue, respect, and collaboration among young people everywhere — because the future becomes brighter when every voice is heard and every culture is valued. 🌍✨

09/02/2026

"When you put the whole picture together, recycling is the right thing to do." – Pam Shoemaker
Let's make a difference, one recycled piece at a time. Every small action counts.
~Photo~ : CBS PEWOSA CVET participants sorting trash and creating something new from waste like briquettes and fertilizers for demo gardens.

17/12/2025

December 3rd marked the graduation day for our CVET participants in various fields such as poultry farming, tailoring, hair dressing, and motorcycle repairing. They received starter kits to kick-start their journey
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03/11/2025

The team leader of CBS PEWOSA empowering CVET youth with chicks to kickstart their poultry farming training. Local artisans will provide expert guidance to hone their skills.


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03/11/2025

October recap we were honored with a visit from and showcased some of our projects and programs supported by in Butambala focusing on money literacy youth empowerment through green jobs innovation and promoting education by keeping kids in school

23/10/2025

For youth who didn’t complete formal education, vocational training offers an alternative path to success by focusing on hands-on skills rather than academic qualifications.
Skilled youth contribute to the local economy by creating jobs, improving services, and increasing productivity in sectors like agriculture and traditional vocational disciplines.
Training programs often target vulnerable groups—such as young women, persons with disabilities, and rural youth—helping to reduce inequality and promote inclusion.

23/10/2025

For youth who didn’t complete formal education, vocational training offers an alternative path to success by focusing on hands-on skills rather than academic qualifications.
Skilled youth contribute to the local economy by creating jobs, improving services, and increasing productivity in sectors like agriculture and traditional vocational disciplines.
Training programs often target vulnerable groups—such as young women, persons with disabilities, and rural youth—helping to reduce inequality and promote inclusion. Strømmestiftelsen

29/09/2025

In Bulo, during the assignment of an SPG, the CBS PEWOSA team distributed banana tubers to ensure food security and sustainability.

11/09/2025

Empowering communities, one step at a time! Our CBS PEWOSA team visited Ngando CMSG to monitor progress and were impressed by the group's handmade products, including slippers and local treats. We also introduced the innovative Save 80 Stove, promoting environmental conservation and sustainability.
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