501(c)(3) Nonprofit | EIN: 93-1552982 | Uganda TIN G240304-3804
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Education & Sanitation Projects in Uganda
Speakers for Africa is a U.S.-based nonprofit improving education, sanitation, and student well-being through sustainable community partnerships in Uganda.
For more than 25 years, we've worked alongside local communities to provide educational resources, improve school sanitation, expand access to clean water, and create opportunities for young people to thrive.
Our commitment to transparency means every donation supports real projects with measurable impact and regular updates for our supporters.
Through digital storytelling and international partnerships, we connect communities in Uganda with supporters, schools, and volunteers in the United States—building lasting relationships that inspire learning, cultural exchange, and positive change.
Together, we're creating healthier schools, stronger communities, and brighter futures.
12,500+
MEALS PROVIDED
Nutrition programs & school gardens
44
STUDENT ATHLETES
Boys & girls soccer and volleyball teams
1,583
STUDENTS IMPACTED
Across three primary schools around Uganda
400
SANITATION & HYGIENE
Pit latrines & female hygiene
250
STUDENTS WITH DESKS
Classroom repairs & learning support
📊 Our Impact at a Glance
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🏫 2 Schools Supported – Uganda Youth Aid & Rwakobo Primary
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👧👦 1,450+ Children Reached with education, meals, and programs
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🪑 100+ Desks Donated for safe and comfortable learning
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🚻 1 Pit Latrine Built at Rwakobo Primary School (2025)
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⚽ 2 Soccer Teams Formed with uniforms, coaches, and equipment
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💻 Laptops, Tablets & Supplies Delivered to classrooms
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🍲 Food & Hygiene Programs improving health and attendance
✨ Together, we’re transforming education, health, and opportunity for children in Uganda.
2026 Projects
OUR FOCUS
Education
Building Schools
Dance
Athletic Teams
Pit Latrines
SOCCER
Boys and Girls
Soccer Clubs
(Kampala and Rwakobo)
Classrooms Need Repair
Speakers For Africa is a Colorado-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports disadvantaged students in Uganda. We are raising funds to rebuild classrooms for students in Uganda. Younger children (many of whom are orphans) are forced to study in a building on the brink of collapse.
Pit Latrine
In Uganda, inadequate sanitation remains a critical public health challenge, particularly in remote areas such as Kiruhua District in Western Uganda. Poor access to proper facilities contributes to the spread of waterborne diseases such as cholera and diarrhea, which affects children and vulnerable populations.
PROJECTS
Uganda Youth Aid School
A nursery and primary school in Mbuya, Kampala, Uganda.
Over the past 4 years, we have supported various programs—from sports and tech to food, fees, and supplies.
Ghetto Research Laboratory
Self-made researchers experimenting with ways to clean up the environment.
Nazarene School, Serere, Northern Uganda.
Orphan students at this school need our help. With very little, we can help save lives in the severe conditions of Northern Uganda.
TLC Youth Center
The TLC youth center in Kampala provides sports, education, dancing and chess. These are essential outlets for young people battling the harsh living of underprivileged neighborhoods in Kampala. These kids have a safe place to come to better themselves.
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Uganda Youth Aid Nursery and Primary School, Kampala, Uganda
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