Every child is a top notch mind.
Some of them just need a way to stay in school. We support 50 children in our community with meals, health care, mentorship, someone to talk to, and a safe place to grow.
children. Each one eager to learn.
Aged 2 to 14, from Musima Village and neighbouring communities. Many families cannot afford school fees, uniforms or books, and some days there is no food. Not statistics: children with names, talents and dreams.
fifty reasons to keep going
It started with a simple, urgent question.
After COVID-19 took away their families’ income, children in Musima Village began leaving school. Fees were out of reach. So were books. Often there was no lunch. Some lost hope before they found out what they could be.
On 10 April 2024 we decided to stand beside them. A small community initiative became a registered foundation, still small, still volunteer-led, and fully committed.
A child is more than a classroom.
So we look after the whole child: the lunch and the check-up, the worries at home, the family and the village around them.
- Education Support
Ready to learn.
Mentors and scholastic materials today, with school fees our next goal once funding allows.
- Child Protection & Welfare
Safe homes.
Home visits, caregiver support and a safeguarding policy with zero tolerance for harm.
- Health & Nutrition
Full plates.
Nutritious meals, medical referrals, and scholastic and sanitary materials for the children.
- Psychosocial Support
Open ears.
Guidance, counselling, life skills and play that build confidence.
- Community Engagement
Strong villages.
Parent meetings and sensitisation on why education matters, for every family.
- School Outreach
Brave classrooms.
Honest, interactive workshops on teenage pregnancy in secondary schools.
1,000 students. One honest conversation.
Between 1 April and 10 June 2026 we took interactive workshops on teenage pregnancy to five secondary schools in Bugweri and Mayuge. It was our first work outside Jinja City.
every dot is a student we spoke with- Busembatia370
- Kigandalo200
- Bubinga231
- Naigombwa Seed130
- Nkuutu69
What they told us.
“I learned that teenage pregnancy can end my education. I want to finish school and become a teacher.”
“Before this workshop, I did not know how to protect myself. Now I can talk to my friends about it.”
“This campaign opened a door for our students. They are asking questions they were afraid to ask before.”
A school of our own, that pays its own way.
Four acres, a nursery, then a primary school. Fee-paying families will help fund free places for disadvantaged children, and food crops will feed them.
Land
Acquire about 4 acres, starting with a feasibility study.
Nursery
The nursery opens, and school outreach grows to 3,000 students.
Primary school
A social enterprise that keeps the doors open for generations.
a month takes care of one child.
Food, clothing, basic medical care, hygiene supplies and other welfare cost $40 a month for each child, or $480 a year. School fees are $50 a term, $150 a year. In all, $630 gives one child a full year.
Help a child stay in school.
$40 a month takes care of one child, and $50 a term pays their school fees. Give, partner, or give your time.