Supporting Sustainable Irrigation for Climate Resilience

The institution is taking a practical step toward addressing the growing effects of climate change by developing a sustainable irrigation system to support agricultural activities. As changing weather patterns, prolonged dry seasons and unpredictable rainfall continue to affect agricultural production, reliable access to water is becoming increasingly important. In response, the institution has taken the initiative to drill a water source.

The drilling phase has been successfully undertaken. However, the project is not yet complete. Additional activities and infrastructure are still required to make the water source fully operational for irrigation. These include the installation of appropriate water pumping equipment, storage facilities, irrigation infrastructure, and other essential components needed to deliver water efficiently to the agricultural areas.

We therefore invite individuals, organisations, development partners, alumni, well-wishers and other stakeholders to support this important initiative through financial or material donations.

Celebrating the 4th Anniversary of Blessed Joseph Ambrosoli

On 31st July 2026, the Blessed Ambrosoli Complex joyfully celebrated the 4th anniversary of Blessed Joseph Ambrosoli, a remarkable missionary, doctor, and servant of God whose life continues to inspire us through his dedication to faith, service, and humanity.

The celebration brought together students, staff, and members of the community to honour Blessed Joseph Ambrosoli and reflect on his legacy of compassionate service to others.

The main celebrant was Archbishop Odama, who led the Holy Mass and encouraged the congregation to embrace the values of faith, humility, service, and love for others that characterized the life of Blessed Joseph Ambrosoli.

Completion of water drilling process

The Principal Sr. Carmel witnesses the completion of water drilling process

Students participate in the annimation of mass for Blesses Ambrosoli day

The main celebrant Archbishop Odama during the mass