Keep her in school

The impact of donor giving is rarely limited to one activity. A contribution supporting a child’s education can connect with meals, menstrual health, clothing, shoes, caregiver support, protection, and community livelihoods. Through our work, we are building these areas together because children’s challenges are interconnected.

Under Keep Her in School, donor support has helped children remain engaged in education and has contributed to the journey of the second batch of children now completing their primary level education. Through daily giving, children have received meals that help them approach school with greater energy and dignity. Through menstrual support, more than 2,000 girls in different schools have received pads and related support.

Beyond the classroom, donor generosity has also helped vulnerable children receive clothes and shoes in Central and Eastern Uganda. Caregivers have received support to strengthen the environments in which children are raised. Meanwhile, improved farming approaches have helped communities work toward stronger food production and household resilience.

These interventions show the importance of sustained partnership. Donors are not simply funding isolated activities; they are helping create a network of support around children and communities.

We are deeply thankful to everyone who has contributed, whether through regular giving, one-time donations, sponsorship, or support for a specific need. Each contribution has helped us respond to real challenges faced by children and families.

Our commitment is to continue using donor support responsibly and directing it toward practical interventions that protect dignity, expand opportunity, and strengthen resilience.

Together, we can continue building pathways where vulnerable children are supported not only to survive, but to learn, grow, participate, and look toward a more hopeful future.