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Access to Quality and Inclusive Basic Education is a Right for All

Literacy practices particularly amongst women and children in local communities to increase their access to and utilization of information is our pride.

Home Based Early Childhood Development

Pre-School children enrolled in Home Learning Centers (HLCs) with differently abled children

Family Livelihood Improvement

Parents trained in parental and financial literacy.

Community Development Through Home Learning Centers

Home Learning Centers Established across the refugee hosting and post conflict districts of: Terego, Koboko, Obongi, Yumbe in West Nile and Gulu , Nwoya in Nothern Uganda.

Our reach, in numbers

What we have reached since 2012, and who we are supporting right now.

2026 update

Little learners

Children in Home Learning Centres, and those moving on to primary school

Children (0–3 years)

548

207 in 2026

Children (3–6 years)

75,012

2,085 in 2026

Moving from HLCs to primary school

69,506

1,029 in 2026

In schools

Classrooms, teachers and young leaders

In-school children (P1–P3)

241,920

reached since 2012

23,984 supported in 2026

Schools

56

26 in 2026

Teachers

1,064

104 in 2026

Young facilitators (P4–P7)

987

157 in 2026

Families and centres

The people and places that keep learning going

Parents at HLCs

28,294

1,897 in 2026

Parent educators

936

107 in 2026

Home Learning Centres

234

68 in 2026

Model adopters

19

8 in 2026

Large numbers show reach since 2012. Bars show 2026 support as a share of that reach. Building stronger foundations for children, families and communities through education.

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