programs

Children who are deaf

Deaf children have diverse needs influenced by social and environmental factors. A more nuanced approach is required to address these varied needs effectively. To support deaf children adequately, interventions should focus on making education more inclusive by training more teachers in deaf education, combating social stigma, and addressing the diverse needs of deaf learners. Additionally, providing financial support for education and improving access to specialized resources and services can contribute to the development of deaf children.

Menstrual Hygiene Program

Kyomubi Foundation's Menstrual Hygiene Program supports girls by providing free reusable sanitary pads, menstrual hygiene education, and improved sanitation facilities in schools and communities. The program also conducts advocacy campaigns to combat menstruation stigma and engages parents, teachers, and community leaders to promote positive attitudes toward menstrual health. This initiative ensures girls' health, dignity, and education are prioritized.

School Fees program

kyomubi foundation provides financial assistance to cover school fees and school supplies for children in the community who cannot afford them.

This program to helps children stay in school and receive an education that they might not otherwise be able to access..

By helping to cover the costs of education, the Kyomubi Foundation is aiming to promote equal opportunities for all children, regardless of their financial background, and to improve their chances of success in the future.