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FPSC Updates
226 learners across FPSC education institutions in 20262026 sponsorship programme supports 20 learnersWASH and boarding improvements recorded at approximately 75–80% progress on 18 July 2026Amani Hills Sports Academy reports an early football base of about 240 children and young peopleFPSC has served Mwanga communities since 2015
226 learners across FPSC education institutions in 20262026 sponsorship programme supports 20 learnersWASH and boarding improvements recorded at approximately 75–80% progress on 18 July 2026Amani Hills Sports Academy reports an early football base of about 240 children and young peopleFPSC has served Mwanga communities since 2015
Pathways toward greater household resilience

Livelihoods & Economic Inclusion

FPSC links community participation, practical capability and inclusive opportunity to the wider conditions that help families support children and young people.

Household economic pressure can undermine education, wellbeing and participation. Any livelihood work must remain community-rooted, clearly defined and accountable.

How FPSC approaches this work

  • Develop practical, locally relevant initiatives
  • Prioritise women, youth and vulnerable households
  • Connect activities to education and wellbeing
  • Publish verified project results rather than projections

Evidence and accountability

Future project-specific figures will be published only after an activity, participant base and verification method are formally approved.

Local roots. Clear responsibility. Practical partnership.

Speak with FPSC about an institution, programme, sponsorship, visit or responsible collaboration in Mwanga District.

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