
Lack of school to that proposed area and student suffer to a long distance to reach for thier school, lack of infastructure that support school
Hekima Primary School Uganda serves approximately 180 enrolled students in Kyaka II Refugee Settlement, Kyegegwa District, Uganda. Students are currently taught in a small church building that Refugee Donation Cup helped build. The school has already acquired land, but does not yet have purpose-built school facilities for its enrolled students.

Refugee Donation Cup, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, seeks $30,000 to construct Hekima Primary School Uganda on land already acquired in Kyaka II Refugee Settlement, Kyegegwa District, Uganda.
The construction plan includes 7 classrooms, a cafeteria, kitchen, 4 bathrooms, an office, meeting room, gym, and break area. The school currently serves approximately 180 students, who are taught in a small church building that Refugee Donation Cup helped build. The project will provide dedicated facilities for primary education and related school activities.
Hekima Primary School Uganda
Construction
New school construction
180
$30,000 + Installations
Received
7 classrooms,
A school canteen,
An office, a meeting room,
A gym and a recreation area
4 toilet blocks
A water fountain or borehole
120 desks and benches
180 school kits and teaching materials
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Lack of school to that proposed area and student suffer to a long distance to reach for thier school, lack of infastructure that support school


The klapleu modern middle school is a school established in a rural area. It is planned to operate on a two-track basis from sixth grade through ninth grade, which means a projected total of 8 classrooms. However, since its opening in 2025, there have been only 4 classrooms instead of the 8 planned. From 20 students at the start, there are now 173 students spread across 3 grade levels (6th, 5th, and 4th). The growing student enrollment. Therefore requires the construction and equipment of the remaining 4 classrooms.