Six-Year-Old Girl Cares for Disabled Grandfather After being kicked out the house in Mukono
Six-Year-Old Girl Cares for Disabled Grandfather After being kicked out the house in Mukono Mvulana Team A six-year-old girl in…
Six-Year-Old Girl Cares for Disabled Grandfather After being kicked out the house in Mukono Mvulana Team A six-year-old girl in…
Into this harsh reality stepped two organizations: Mvulana Foundation Uganda and Literacy Aid Uganda. Their volunteers refuse to accept that these children are beyond help. They come to the ghettos not with lectures, but with patience, chalk, and the quiet conviction that every child deserves a second chance.
By reaching 400 boys, the foundation aims to break poverty cycles, reduce street vulnerability, and foster a generation of educated, resilient men who contribute positively to their communities. This investment yields long-term returns: lower social costs, stronger families, and economic growth.
Every Day an Orphaned Child on the street Misses Education is a day lost forever.
Prof. Aaron Mushengyezi has urged the university’s Chancellor, council, and stakeholders to treat the education of the boy child as a matter of national urgency, citing a widening gender disparity in higher education enrolment and performance.
Out of the total graduates, 576 were male students who posted notable achievements, including 42 First Class honours part of a record 102 First Class degrees, the highest number in the university’s history.