Tuition, uniforms, books
The full cost of school for one child runs about $500/year — tuition, uniform, books, transportation, exam fees, and meals.
We fund primary and secondary education for refugee children across six partner schools in South Sudan and Uganda. No salaries. No overhead. Just tuition, uniforms, books, and one good meal a day.

South Sudan has the lowest literacy rate in the world. Decades of war displaced millions of children, many of whom never saw the inside of a classroom. We change that — one child, one school year, at a time.
The full cost of school for one child runs about $500/year — tuition, uniform, books, transportation, exam fees, and meals.
Headmasters and teachers on the ground know what their students need. We resource them; they educate.
Gabriel moved his family back to Kampala in 2022 to be closer to the work. He visits the schools regularly and personally confirms head counts for tuition.
Two in South Sudan. Four in Uganda — where many South Sudanese refugee families have settled. Every one of them serves children who would otherwise have no access to school.






When a family in South Sudan can only send one kid to school, they usually choose the boy. So girls are the most under-educated group in the country. We're flipping that — sending more girls than boys this year.
"Educate a man, you educate an individual.
Educate a woman, you educate a nation."— African proverb

A few moments from our partner schools — the kids, the classrooms, and the days that make this work possible.




That covers tuition, books, uniform, meals — the works. $35 covers just a uniform. $25 covers a term of school supplies. Pick whatever works for you. We're an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) with about 1% overhead.
Donate now →