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New books arrived!

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In October 2022 we had a volunteer/researcher from Poland visited us. It happened that Krzysztof from LibrAfrica in Poland started collecting English books for out pupils in Nakivale refugee camp and it was an opportunity to passed them to the researcher who delivered them to us. Apart from books, there were pens, pencils, crayons, and some coloured pencils and this was something great as our learners are passionate about art, and they enjoy reading and have been missing books. Thankfully they can now read. Although still sharing these books among themselves as they were not enough but we are grateful since they reached and this has brought a positive impact on their learning development. Now they are ever busy reading even in the absence of teachers.                                                                                                                    May of our thanks go to LibrAfrica foundation and particularly to everyone who donated to those materials. We added on th
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Nakivale LibrAfrica Educational Center

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As mentioned in previous post we have started a little community with the support from our friendly organization in Poland IICHD (www.iichd.org). We are trying to find the help from other agencies by applying for various grants. Most recently we have sent the following application to UNHCR, unfortunately again without any feedback. We are posting it here as it describes precisely what we are doing and what our goals are. We are a nonprofit organization known as LibrAfrica in Uganda. Our mission is to empower communities to become sustainable through quality education and handicraft.  We are involved the following activities:     • provide education access to miserable refugee children,     • train women in tailoring,     • group farming to support these 2 projects. We are operating in Nakivale refugee camp in Uganda since 15/8/2019. That day we started educating miserable and orphan refugee children who by financial limits and miserable lives they are forced to live in the camp where t
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  LIFE RESCUED This is a true story of my Life from my home country when I escaped a deadly incident until I reached the refugee camp in a foreign country where I started a humanitarian project. I'll share it with you in parts: Part 1 .  MY LIFE AT MY HOME   VILLAGE: Hello world, I am KASHINZWE CHANCE Innocent, I’m 23 years old male. I was born in Ngula village, South Kivu province of DR Congo. I was born in a poor family of 8 people i.e. 2 parents and 6 children among whom I am the 5th, in case the last born is still alive. We owned an enormous land but we didn’t live a happy life because we had no money to leverage it. We couldn’t join hands with our parents in cultivating it because of the school that took much of our time by the fact that we were all schooling at a far  distance (3km) where we were going daily. And this was hard for both us and parents because whenever they went to garden, we couldn’t have lunch meals when coming back from school. And sometimes when they were w
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