Education

Supporting 34 Children in Education

Greetings from Ophelia Foundation – Africa, Uganda

This month, I and my team, visited 11 different schools in Kamuli District, Busoga Region.

Our main focus was checking on our children and paying their school fees for 2 terms – Term 2 and Term 3, 2026. We also covered meals, books, and pens to help them learn well.

34 children were so happy and blessed because the Ophelia Foundation paid their tuition for the full year. For some children, we covered all 3 terms – Term 1, 2, and 3 – because their families could not afford it. Many are orphans or from very poor homes, and they would not have been able to return to school without this support.

Ophelia Foundation representative standing with three students inside a classroom in Uganda
The Ophelia Foundation team visited students at their schools throughout Kamuli District.

As Director of Ophelia Brown Foundation of Hope – Africa Uganda, I want to thank God on behalf of the team, the communities, and all the children for making this possible in 2026.

I also want to sincerely thank Dr. Sam Fulp and his family. Since meeting him in Nairobi, Kenya, Dr. Sam has stood with us. His donation made it possible for these 34 children to be blessed this year. God bless you, Dr. Sam, for changing lives here in Uganda.

If you would like to join Dr. Sam Fulp in supporting this work, or learn more about Ophelia Brown Foundation of Hope – Africa Uganda, please reach out to him on Facebook and Rev. Dr. James Howell. He will share more on how you can be part of this children’s ministry in Uganda.

God bless you all,
Lukoli Johns Brown
Director, Ophelia Brown Children’s Foundation of Hope – Africa Uganda

Students sitting beneath a tree with books, notebooks, and school supplies
Books, pens, and other learning materials were provided to help students continue their education.
Foundation representative standing with students holding books and school supplies outdoors
Students received books and supplies as part of the foundation’s 2026 educational support.
Foundation representative standing with three students outside a school building
The team visited 11 schools in Kamuli District to check on the children and support their education.
Foundation representative standing with two students in school uniforms holding books
School fees and educational materials helped students remain enrolled for the 2026 school year.
School staff member speaking with three students holding books on a school campus
The visits allowed the foundation team to connect with students and school staff.
Foundation representative handing books and notebooks to students in school uniforms
Students received books and supplies to support their classroom learning.
Student receiving school materials from an Ophelia Foundation representative
Educational support included school fees, books, pens, and other essential learning materials.
Foundation representatives and students meeting with school administrators inside an office
The foundation met with school leaders while confirming student enrollment and educational needs.
Foundation representative standing outside with two students holding books
Thirty-four children received tuition and educational assistance during the 2026 school year.
Foundation representative standing with a student holding books outside a school building
The foundation’s assistance helped children continue attending school despite financial hardship.
Foundation representatives speaking with a student outside a classroom with bright green doors
The team personally visited children at their schools to check on their progress and well-being.
Group of students standing together while holding books, notebooks, and pens
Children supported by the foundation received books, pens, and other supplies for school.
Foundation team and students walking across a school campus in Kamuli District
The team traveled to 11 different schools across the Busoga Region during the 2026 visit.
Foundation representatives meeting with a school administrator while a student holds her books
The foundation worked directly with school administrators to pay tuition and support student enrollment.