We are excited to announce another important achievement in the development of IGRAO-AFRICA Headquarters and the IGRAO Nursery Block: doors and windows have been successfully installed, creating a safe, secure, and conducive environment for our staff, children, and community.
IGRAO-AFRICA is pleased to announce the start of Adult Literacy Classes in Swahili and English, designed to help adults strengthen their writing, reading, and speaking skills. Registration is now open at IGRAO-AFRICA Headquarters, Kyangwali Refugee Settlement.
Youth and community members in Kyebitaka village, Kyangwali Refugee Settlement, came together to participate in the collective mudding activity for the IGRAO Early Childhood Development (ECD) Nursery Block. This shared effort represents more than physical construction: it is a practical demonstration of community ownership, volunteerism, unity, and shared commitment to the education of displaced children.…
On August 13, 2026, the IROD GLOBAL REFUGEES ACTIONS ORGANIZATION (IGRAO-AFRICA) team conducted an intensive community mobilisation meeting in Kyebitaka village. The initiative was dedicated to deepening grassroots engagement, fostering community dialogue, and aligning local priorities around education, sustainable livelihoods, and child safeguarding. Held between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM, the mobilization session brought together…
Community sensitization and dialogue form the foundation of every IGRAO initiative. Recently, IGRAO team members and local leaders convened in Kyebitaka village for an interactive community sensitization meeting with parents, guardians, and residents living near the IGRAO Nursery and Primary School site. The primary focus of this meeting was to share upcoming activity plans for…
Peaceful co-existence between refugee populations and host communities is essential for long-term regional stability. In Kyangwali Settlement and surrounding Kikuube District villages, IGRAO builds social cohesion through joint agricultural labor groups where refugee farmers and Ugandan host neighbors work land side-by-side. Shared Work, Shared Harvests Through associations like the Kyebitaka Refugees Action Savings & Agriculture…
