Furaha Junior School
Furaha Junior School, a project by Furaha Foundation, serves as a vital educational initiative in Iganga, Uganda. Focused on providing free quality education and essential resources to the less fortunate, and affordable to the students from middle class income, the school supports over 422 students from vulnerable backgrounds. Through this project, Furaha Foundation aims to foster academic success, personal growth, and a brighter future for children in the community.
Our school continues to grow, and we’re grateful for the progress made so far. However, we still face challenges, as our campus is under construction. To accommodate more students and create a conducive learning environment, we urgently need more classrooms.
Ways to Support
• Sponsor a child for $200/year.
• Contribute to our current school project.
• Fund a classroom at $15,000 to leave an enduring impact.
You can leave a lasting legacy by funding the construction of a fully equipped classroom. For $15,000, ‘
Another reason Furaha foundation established Furaha Junior School in Iganga was to create a sustainable source of quality education within the community. By investing locally, the school aims to build long-term educational resources, empowering future generations and fostering self-sufficiency within the region.
Furaha foundation started Furaha Junior School in response to the community’s urgent need for accessible, quality education. Many families in Iganga faced financial and logistical barriers to schooling, so the school was established to address these challenges, giving local children the opportunity to learn, grow, and build brighter futures.
