Six programmes. One whole child.
The classroom, the kitchen, the clinic and the home all shape a child’s future. We look after all four.
Ready to learn.
We stand beside children who might otherwise struggle to stay in school.
- Regular mentorship from volunteers and Committee members
- Scholastic materials for the children: books, pens and mathematical sets
- We support 50 children today
- Our next goal, once funding allows: school fees, uniforms and more
Safe homes.
Every child has the right to be safe. Our Safeguarding Policy is binding on all staff, volunteers and partners.
- Policy in force since 2 July 2024, reviewed every year
- Home visits and caregiver support for families
- Everyone signs the Safeguarding Acknowledgement
- Zero tolerance for harm, abuse and exploitation
- From 2027, every home visit and incident is logged in dedicated registers
Full plates.
A hungry or unwell child cannot learn, so we combine nutritious meals with medical support.
- Routine feeding cycles for all 50 children: rice, beans, maize flour, vegetables and meat
- About 400 to 500 meals across 8 to 10 feeding events since April 2024 (estimate from purchase records)
- April 2026: we distributed scholastic and sanitary materials to the children, including books, pens, mathematical sets and toilet paper
- Medical referrals, and routine assessments by our volunteer doctor
- Health education alongside programme activities
- Meals and referrals logged in a register from October 2026
Open ears.
We nurture confidence and emotional wellbeing as much as grades.
- Guidance and counselling for children in the programme
- Life skills training through workshops and activities
- Recreation that builds friendships and social skills
- A dedicated Child Guidance and Support volunteer
- All 50 children receive psychosocial support
Strong villages.
Lasting change happens when families and communities are on board.
- Parent meetings that involve families in their children’s education
- Community sensitisation on why education matters
- Outreach across Musima Village and surrounding communities
- Partnerships with 5 schools in Bugweri and Mayuge
- Volunteers involved in programme delivery
Brave classrooms.
Interactive teenage pregnancy prevention workshops and life skills sessions, because discussion works better than lectures.
- 2026 campaign: 1,000 students, 5 schools, 2 districts
- Budget UGX 4,820,000 (USD 1,338.89): about USD 1.34 per student
- Goal: 3,000 students by 2028 with a standard workshop curriculum
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- Kigandalo200
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- Naigombwa Seed130
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On the drawing board.
Environmental Protection Initiative
Tree planting in schools and communities, conservation awareness, sensitisation on the dangers of burning plastics, and proper waste disposal.
needs supportDrug Abuse Prevention
School-based sessions and community sensitisation on the dangers of drug and substance abuse and on healthy decision-making, with schools, health workers and community leaders.
subject to fundingHelp 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.