Reimagining learning, bringing hope and excellence into Ugandan schools
In Uganda, only a tenth of kindergarten children have access to public education.
Of the tenth, nearly 25% of those children are girls.
Of the 25%, only 4% of those girls make it to college.
As a result 0.1% of Ugandan girls go to college.
This is due to poverty, gender inequality and the lack of resources. This forces girls into early marriage and domestic work, as well as cultural norms that devalue their education.
“If Uganda is to build a strong education system, we must begin by giving our youngest learners the right start — through structured, well-resourced, and play-based early childhood education that supports the whole child.”
-Ananias Ssemusu, Principle of Kingdom Junior School
Build a future where our children in Uganda have access to joyful, high-quality education that nurtures their full potential and empowers them to discover, thrive, and lead in their communities.
BayGanda reimagines learning in rural Uganda—bringing early childhood education, arts access, and teacher leadership to life.
Through the art of sewing, we educate girls of color and gender-expansive youth to confidently embrace who they are and live empowered lives—mind, body, and spirit.
