Introduction
Language can be a gateway to new opportunities. At Uruma Children Foundation, our language classes help refugee children and vulnerable youth gain the communication skills they need to succeed academically and socially. From English to Kiswahili and French, our language programs are opening doors to brighter futures.

Breaking Barriers Through Language
Many refugee children in Uganda arrive without the language skills needed to integrate into their new communities. They often face challenges in accessing education and communicating with their peers. Our language classes are designed to break down these barriers, equipping participants with the tools to succeed in school and beyond.

Empowering Students Like [Success Story]
Meet [Name], a 12-year-old refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo who joined our English classes last year. When she first arrived in Uganda, she spoke only French and struggled in school. Thanks to our language program, she’s now excelling in her studies and even dreams of becoming a teacher. “Learning English has made me feel confident,” says [Name]. “I can now talk to my friends and teachers, and I love learning!”

Why Language Skills Matter
Language proficiency is more than just about communication—it’s about connection. By learning English, Kiswahili, or French, our students gain the confidence to navigate their new environment, access education, and build meaningful relationships. These skills open doors to better academic performance, job opportunities, and social integration.

How You Can Help
Our language programs are making a difference, but we need your help to reach even more children. You can donate to support our language classes and give children like [Name] the chance to succeed.