Helping UGanda Educate
Helping UGanda Educate
HUGE, which stands for Helping UGanda Educate, has been set up to make a difference to children in Uganda. It specifically provides financial and resource support to the Nabugabo Community Learning Centre, a primary school set up solely to provide free education and support to vulnerable and disadvantaged children, who would otherwise not be able to attend school.
HUGE has supported NCLC since it opened its doors in 2012. The school now has 125 children and 13 staff. It is located in South West Uganda, in a rural and very poor area approximately 20kms from the nearest town of Masaka and 150kms south west of Kampala.
HUGE has setup a fund to support the children after NCLC and help them progress to secondary school or vocational training.
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The Social Purpose of HUGE
The social purpose of HUGE is to provide vulnerable and disadvantaged children with an education through high quality teaching in a dynamic, caring and safe environment. The long-term aim of HUGE is to support the children of NCLC on their educational journey and to enable them to realise their ambitions. Above all, the welfare of the child is paramount.