Shule Kwa Wote

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Empowering Childhood Cancer Survivors

Inclusive Education Support for Childhood Cancer Survivors Living with Disabilities

Many childhood cancer survivors living with disabilities face barriers to staying in school because of poverty, stigma and the indirect costs of education. While Uganda’s Universal Primary Education (UPE) and Universal Secondary Education (USE) programs offer free or subsidized tuition, the hidden costs such as meals, uniforms, scholastic materials keep survivors out of school.

To bridge this gap, CADAC launched SHULE KWA WOTE, meaning “Education for All”, a dedicated initiative that facilitates access, retention, and success of survivors in government primary and secondary schools.

The next academic year, 2026, will mark the official start of the program.

How SHULE KWA WOTE Works

CADAC supports beneficiaries enrolled in government UPE and USE schools, covering essential termly costs that their families cannot afford:

Our programs aim to address housing instability by offering emergency, transitional, and permanent housing options, coupled with essential resources like financial counseling, job training, and community engagement. By empowering people with the stability of a safe home, we foster a foundation for improved well-being, personal growth, and hope for a brighter future.

Educational Sponsorship for Childhood Cancer Survivors in Uganda

Primary Education (UPE)

The support provides $100 per term and a total of $300 per year. This amount covers essential expenses, including meals, scholastic materials, and in some schools, tuition.

Secondary Education

The support increases to $150 per term, totaling $450 per year. Similar to the primary level, this funding is intended to cover meals, scholastic materials, and in some schools, tuition.

Empowerment and Stability

Secure Housing Options provide stable, affordable, and reliable housing solutions for individuals and families facing

Building Self-Sufficiency

Secure Housing Options provide stable, affordable, and reliable housing solutions for individuals and families facing

The program’s Target Beneficiaries are school-going childhood cancer survivors who are also living with physical disabilities 🎗️. The financial support is specifically directed toward beneficiaries attending Government schools across Uganda, encompassing schools in rural, sub-urban, and urban areas.

The financial structure is split by education level:

Primary Education (UPE): The support provides $100 per term and a total of $300 per year. This amount covers essential expenses, including meals, scholastic materials, and in some schools, tuition.
Secondary Education (USE): The support increases to $150 per term, totaling $450 per year. Similar to the primary level, this funding is intended to cover meals, scholastic materials, and in some schools, tuition.

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