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.…
Children growing up in refugee settlements face significant barriers to completing basic education, including long walking distances to school, overcrowded classrooms, lack of exercise books and learning supplies, and household economic hardship that forces children out of school. Bridging Educational Gaps in Kyebitaka To address these challenges, IGRAO works directly with parents, local leaders, and…
