Other residents sell firewood and charcoal while others work in the schools around as cooks, etc. The eldest daughter together with their son go to day secondary schools in Mukono town which is about 6 km from Namilyango College. His son could not go to attend school at Namilyango College because the parents, like many others here, cannot afford the school fees and could not even get the required entry marks to enter the Namilyango College. There is not a single kid from here who is in the boarding primary school at Namilyango. Similarly in Namilyango College there is no student who comes from within a radius of 3 km.
Meat is eaten once in a while.
What is common here is fish from Lake Victoria. There is no piped water here. Water is drawn from a spring which is about a kilometre from Kisenyi. In addition these two schools have electric power from Owen Falls Dam and standby generators. There is a catholic church at Namilyango where Richard s family attends every Sunday.