Discover how we're making a lasting difference through our comprehensive community initiatives.
A fully registered educational institution under the Ministry of Education and a proud division of LCDI.
Located in the Masaka region, offering both Ordinary Level (O-Level) education and practical vocational training.
Private, fee-paying boarding institution in Masaka region
To holistically prepare, empower, and inspire every girl-child through excellent education in a supportive learning environment for life in the 21st century.
To promote the unique development of each student intellectually, socially, and spiritually by providing an environment where young people maximize their potential in light of Christ's teachings.
Agriculture
Fashion & Design
Computer Studies
Hotel Management
Bricklaying
🏀 Sports
Basketball, Football, Netball, Athletics
📚 Clubs
Reading Club, Writing Club
🎭 Creative Arts
Music, Dance, Drama, Cultural Events
"We invite students, parents, families, and the wider community to explore our school and learn more about the opportunities we provide. We look forward to welcoming you and partnering with you in shaping a brighter future for every girl."
— St. John the Baptist School Administration
Six Months Progress Report
Prior to this intervention, many farming communities faced significant challenges that affected both productivity and livelihoods.
To build community capacity for sustainable food security, improved nutrition, and increased household income.
"The Organic Farming Project has demonstrated significant potential in transforming livelihoods through sustainable agriculture."
Partner With Us →Micro-Cottage Industry Development
Empowering women and youth by improving incomes and enhancing capacity for self-reliance through practical entrepreneurial and vocational skills.
On Saturday, 21st May 2016, LCDI successfully conducted a training session for 46 women and youth in sweet wine production using pineapples.
The wine underwent a fermentation period of approximately three months, demonstrating the potential of value addition to locally available agricultural products.
Schools Project - Moloney Medical Centre
A needs assessment was carried out by Counselors in consultation with Community leaders, Teachers and Parents during our HIV/AIDS School program. The study identified gaps related to availability of information and use of HIV services to youth in schools.
Several interventions have been put in place to prevent HIV/AIDS, but no long-term intervention specifically targets sexually active youth in schools. Our strategy is to support youth who die young in poverty, stigmatized and without help.
"ZERO NEW INFECTIONS, MY RESPONSIBILITY"
We need to keep these programs ongoing for at least 4 years. Your support can make a difference.
Support This Program →Beyond education, we're transforming communities through these initiatives
Training farmers in modern, climate-resilient techniques.
Mobile clinics, health education, and maternal care.
Skills training and microfinance for women.
Borehole drilling and water purification systems.
Vocational training and mentorship for young people.
Your partnership helps us expand these life-changing initiatives to more communities.
Real lives transformed through our programs
St. John the Baptist Graduate
"The vocational training in Fashion & Design at St. John's gave me skills to start my own tailoring business. I now employ two other young women from my community."
Agriculture Program
"The organic farming training doubled my harvest. I now train other farmers in my village and my children can afford school fees."
Women Empowerment
"The tailoring skills I learned helped me start my own business. I now employ 3 other women and can support my family."
Your support helps us provide quality education and vocational training to more girls.
