In Bwaise and Kawala, some classrooms have no roofs. Some have no walls. Many have no teachers.
But what they all have are children who still show up — sitting on the ground, holding pencils worn to the wood.
At Fecane Child Foundation, we saw this and decided: Enough.
We are not waiting for policy; we are building possibility.
The Rebuild Primary School Project is our blueprint for equity.
We’re retrieving abandoned schools and transforming them into beacons of opportunity — places where education becomes the first line of defense against poverty.
But this project is not just about infrastructure.
It’s about dignity.
Every desk we build is a declaration that learning is sacred.
Every teacher we train is a shield against the cycle of ignorance.
Every classroom we reopen is a vote for a child’s right to dream.
When donors support this mission, they don’t just fund construction.
They fund continuity — the unbroken thread between a child’s potential and a community’s future.
Education here isn’t just preparation for life.
It is life.
“A rebuilt classroom is more than walls — it’s a second chance for an entire generation.”
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