Staff and Volunteers

At Mubaku community, our teachers don’t just teach,  but also help the local community in a number of ways.   They repair borehole wells so that the locals don’t have to go to the river Nile to get water and risk being attacked by crocodiles. They identify income-generating opportunities for the parents and youth that will keep the youth in school.   They encourage the youth to embrace their cultural heritage by teaching them their songs, dances, and crafts.  They teach youth and adults to be environmentally aware of how to improve the world around them.

However, the fundamental goal for every child is to be able to read and write so that they get good jobs.

 

Staff

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Atuganyire Humphrey – Head Teacher	Munguriek Samuel – Deputy Head Teacher	Wamani Frank – Head Nursery Section
Elweu Felix – Director of Study (DOs)	Asiimwe Monica – Nursery Teacher	Akello Janet – Teacher
Angida Winnie, Teacher and Dorm Matron.	Bonny Patrick – Teacher	Tekakwo Edna – School Cook
Amodi Jacqueline, School Administrator/Accountant	Juliet Baluka. – Women’s Empowerment Center Coordinator and Store Manager	Gilbert Opio – School/Dorm Night Security Guard
Onen Charles – teacher head of sport	Harriet – school Nurse	Said – Gardener/Janitor

 

 

 

Donata Kasangaki,  Treasurer of MUCCO,  Co-Coordinator of Sponsored Students.

Donata was born in Northern Uganda in the Lira district with a Rwandan father and a Lango (Luo) mother.  She completed her secondary education at Premier Secondary School Lira district in 2017.

Donate is married. Donata lost her mother at an early age and was raised by her grandmother.  She loves playing with children and dancing.  Her ambition is to become a nurse in the future.  She is currently pursuing computer study at the Kampala branch of the YMCA, at the Diploma level.

 

Charles Oyer, Founder and Chairman of MUCCO

Charles was born in Mubaku.  His family moved to Kampala, where he received his schooling.    When he traveled back to his home village, he was always aware of how little opportunity existed.   He became a professional tourist guide in 2007 and saw that he could help improve his home village.  He founded MUCCO with many of the leaders of the village.  He has helped establish the school, found employment for village musicians at a local lodge, and brought volunteers to help Mubaku in many ways.  When not working on MUCCO tasks he runs Pamoja Safaris.