WHERE WE WORK
In Northern Uganda, families often survive on only a few dollars a day. Children walk long distances for water, share small mudhut homes with siblings, and take on adult responsibilities far too young. Many lack access to healthcare, safe housing, or consistent meals. These realities make education feel out of reach, especially for orphaned and vulnerable children.
A STORY OF HOPE
Richard’s journey reflects what becomes possible when a child is given the chance to learn. His story is one of thousands—and a powerful reminder of why your support matters.
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS COLLEGE EREPI (STACE)
A School Built on Faith and Determination
In 2020, E3 Africa built STACE from the ground up — classrooms, dormitories, a farm, a water system, and a solar power grid. In just a few years, it has become the top-ranked school in the West Nile Region with a 98% student advancement rate.
Ranked #1 West Nile Region
98% Advancement Rate
Established 2020
For many children in Uganda, secondary education is out of reach. School fees, uniforms, supplies, and transportation create barriers families simply cannot overcome. Girls are especially vulnerable, often kept at home to work, care for siblings, or marry young. STACE removes these barriers by providing a safe campus, daily meals, academic support, and a community grounded in faith and dignity.
Real Students. Real Change.
What Your Support Makes Possible.
Your generosity turns long walks for water into time in the classroom. It replaces hunger with daily meals. It gives girls the chance to stay in school. It provides stability for children who have lost parents. Most importantly, it builds future leaders—teachers, nurses, engineers, and entrepreneurs who will strengthen Uganda for generations.
Meet Richard
Graduate
Richard was told by teachers and family that higher education was not in his future. He ignored them. Today he holds a university degree and works as an engineer, crediting his E3 Africa sponsors with giving him the confidence to prove everyone wrong.
Meet James
Graduate
James graduated from Makerere University with a degree in Architectural Engineering. Today he owns his own firm — and helped design every building on E3 Africa's school campus, giving back to the program that once gave him everything.
Meet Jude
Graduate
Jude graduated from university with a degree in education and returned to his community as a teacher — paying forward what his sponsors gave him by shaping the next generation of Ugandan students.
Meet Steady
Current Student
Steady is one of E3 Africa's most spirited students. She wrote and performed a song that has been shared internationally to raise awareness for the program — a testament to what happens when a child is given the space to discover who she is.
One Yes Changes Everything
A child in Uganda is ready. One yes opens a door that changes not just their life — but their family's future.