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AMPE Foundation

AMPE Foundation is a faith based organisation that aims to build communities and build minds by engaging people in need and working to reduce poverty through formal education, community education and development education. 

This will have a lasting impact on literacy rates, educational outcomes and community development making it valuable investment for the future of poor and undeveloped communities.

Giving voice and dignity to the voiceless

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Alice and Peter in Uganda in 2019.

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Our Values

At AMPE Foundation, our values is to promote compassion, dignity, and transparency in all that we do. We believe in the power of unity and collaboration to create meaningful change in the world. 

Our Why

In 2019, during a visit to Uganda, Peter Gleeson, inspired by his mother Alice Gleeson's educational journey, visited the primary school she attended over 45 years ago. Witnessing the rundown state of the school and its lack of a functional library, Peter made a promise to help rebuild it. This promise laid the foundation for AMPE Foundation.

Alice's story is one of resilience and determination. Despite the challenges, her early education in Bukono County provided a solid foundation for her academic pursuits. Her journey from a rural school in Uganda to achieving success is a testament to the power of education and opportunity. Inspired by Alice's story and motivated by the need to give back, Peter, along with Alice and other dedicated individuals, founded AMPE Foundation to address the educational and socio-economic challenges in Uganda.

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Our Focus

At AMPE Foundation, we are dedicated to making a positive impact through our projects. We currently have two projects we are actively working towards.

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Bukono County Resource Centre - Vision

Bukono County

Resource Centre

The Bukono Community Resource Centre (BCRC) in Ivukula, Bukono County, Namutumba District, will serve as a community hub for education, skills development, health services, and socialactivities.

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St Johns Primary School - Current

St Johns Bukono Primary School Renovation

This project has the goal to renovate St Johns Bukono Primary School in Namutumba District to provide quality education and better services to benefit over 1480 school going children.

Our Next Steps

AMPE Foundation is dedicated to transforming lives in Uganda. We aim to empower communities in Bukono County, Namutumba District, Busoga Region. Together, we can tackle the challenges of school dropout rates and create a brighter future for the next generation.

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Raise Awareness

Your contribution to AMPE Foundation will make a significant impact on the lives of those in need. By donating, you are directly supporting our initiatives in education, healthcare, and community development. Join us in making a difference today.

Participate in our events to engage with our cause and connect with like-minded individuals. Whether it's a fundraiser, awareness campaign, or community outreach program, your presence helps us raise awareness and support for our mission.

Spread the word about AMPE Foundation and the work we do in Bukono County. By sharing our story and impact on social media, with friends, or at events, you are helping us reach more people and garner support for our projects. Together, we can create lasting change.

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Bukono County

In Uganda, the AMPE Foundation plans to first intervene in Bukono County, located in the Namutumba District within the Busoga Region of Eastern Uganda. This region is characterised by its high rates of school dropouts, which pose significant challenges to the community's socio-economic development and overall well-being.

The region faces widespread poverty, with many families unable to afford school fees, uniforms, and other educational materials.

Bukono County has one of the highest school dropout rates in Uganda. According to the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS), dropout rates in Eastern Uganda are significantly higher than the national average.

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Connect with us

Sydney, Australia

+61 411 407 935

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Thank you for submitting. We are excited to do this journey with you!

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