At Kasuku Children’s Centre, we believe that education should nurture the mind, body, and spirit. Our programs are designed to provide holistic development for children, youth, and families — blending education, play, sports, agriculture, and family support to create lasting change.
Through these initiatives, we empower our community to build confidence, knowledge, and self-reliance while inspiring the next generation of lifelong learners.
Our formal Kindergarten to Grade 3 school provides children with a strong educational foundation aligned with the Ugandan national curriculum.
We focus on:
Our school ensures that every child — regardless of background — has access to quality education in a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment.
At Kasuku, we know that children learn best through play.
Our play-based learning program integrates games, creativity, and exploration into the daily learning experience.
This approach helps children develop:
Parents and teachers have witnessed incredible growth — children become more outgoing, cooperative, and eager to learn.
Sports are a vital part of our holistic education approach.
In Nakawuka, children often lack safe spaces to play, so our centre provides structured sports and physical activities that encourage health, teamwork, and social inclusion.
Our sports initiatives include:
Sports at Kasuku aren’t just about winning — they teach children how to handle both victory and defeat with grace and resilience.
Our Demonstration Farm offers practical agricultural education to children, youth, and community members.
It’s a living classroom where learning goes beyond books — participants get hands-on experience in growing food and understanding sustainability.
The farm teaches:
This program encourages self-reliance and supports families in building skills that can provide long-term income and food stability.
At Kasuku, we believe education is most effective when families are involved.
Our Parent Engagement Programs empower parents — especially teen parents — to actively participate in their children’s learning and well-being.
We offer:
These sessions help build stronger home environments, improve communication, and create a sense of shared responsibility between families and the school.
Our Play Zone provides children with safe, fun, and educational spaces outside regular school hours.
It runs every Friday after school and Saturday between 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM, offering engaging and creative activities for children of all ages.
Activities include:
During holidays, the Play Zone becomes a hub of community engagement, keeping children active and connected while preventing school dropouts.
Our Multi-Sports Centre and Scouting programs encourage leadership, discipline, and civic engagement. These initiatives offer children and youth opportunities to learn teamwork, responsibility, and service to others through sports and outdoor activities.
During school holidays, these programs help reduce idleness and promote positive social behavior. Children learn vital values such as tolerance, cooperation, respect, and self-confidence.
In partnership with donors and sponsors, Kasuku helps families establish small coffee farms as part of our sustainability and livelihood efforts.
This initiative helps families gain financial stability while supporting children’s education — creating a circle of growth and empowerment.
Volunteers are at the heart of Kasuku.
We welcome local and international volunteers to share their skills and passion — in classrooms, sports, arts, and community programs.
Volunteering opportunities include:
Every Kasuku program works toward one shared goal:
- Empowering children and families to build a brighter, more sustainable future.
From education to sports and farming, we’re nurturing confident, capable, and compassionate individuals who will shape a better tomorrow for Nakawuka and beyond.
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