Demonstration build. Association records are not connected yet, so every event, figure and story below is clearly-labelled sample content and the member portal is closed. The setup steps are in the repository’s docs/UNCONFIGURED.md.
Reports written by the desk that did the work: what the bursary fund paid for, what came out of a clinic, and what was handed over when a project finished.
Gulu Market by Erinamukuta · CC BY-SA 4.0
Every entry carries the date it was published and the desk that filed it. Nothing here is anonymous, and nothing is written in the third person about people who have not agreed to it.
Female Acholi Dancers by Bettycath
23 Oct 2026 · KOSA Welfare Desk (demo)
A short report on what the bursary fund paid for this term, what it did not cover, and what the committee needs before next term.
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Women Sitted under an Elephant Statue in a Market Entrance, Gulu by Chapelle musa
11 Oct 2026 · KOSA Mentorship Group (demo)
Forty-two recent leavers met alumni volunteers across six fields. The most common request was not a job — it was a conversation about which course to take.
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Gulu Market by Erinamukuta
19 Sept 2026 · KOSA Projects (demo)
The association paid for materials; the traders' association organised the labour and now maintains the channels.
Read the storyStories come from the desks themselves: the welfare desk reports what the fund met and what it could not, the bursary committee reports on the term, the projects group reports at handover, and the mentorship group reports after a clinic.
Reports do not name a member who received help unless that member has agreed to be named. The figures are the story.
A reunion, a member’s work, a project that needs hands: send it to the secretariat and it can be published here with your name on it.
Women Sitted under an Elephant Statue in a Market Entrance, Gulu by Chapelle musa · CC BY-SA 4.0
Gulu city by Micheal Kaluba · CC BY-SA 4.0
Gulu Town Skyline 01 by Alemeneghini · CC BY-SA 4.0
Photographs of Gulu and Acholi life from Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0 / CC0). They show the world around KOSA, not the association itself.
