We believe "leaving no one behind" into foundational education, healthcare, and economic empowerment for the children who need it most.
Poverty, distance, and hunger keep children out of the classroom before they ever get a fair shot at it. This is the gap LPF was built to close.
of P3 pupils in Uganda can't read a simple sentence
of children who start P1 go on to finish P7
Ugandan children are currently out of school
of girls are married before they turn 18
Everything LPF runs traces back to these — they're what we measure ourselves against.
A world where every girl and boy child has access to inclusive education and lifelong learning, skills, and opportunities.
To empower every girl and boy child from low-income households through inclusive, equitable, and high-quality education.
UBUNTU, Integrity, Accountability, and Resolute Passion for child wellbeing — Leaving No One Behind (LNOB).
Our activities in real classrooms and compounds across our current regions we are operating.
In community run learning centers, children build early literacy with hands-on tools like this handmade letter grid — matching, sounding out, and repeating until reading clicks. It's low-cost, high-repetition, and it works.
Our in service teacher training supports learners at fore front and center — simple flashcard like this one help pupils sound out unfamiliar words instead of memorizing them.
A chalk grid on the floor becomes a numeracy lesson — part of our push to make foundational numeracy exciting and repeatable in classrooms that often don't have enough printed materials to go around.
Games like these turn recall and counting into something children want to do again. Play-based learning is core to how we design ECD and lower primary sessions.
Hunger is one of the quietest reasons children drop out. Our nutrition support puts a proper meal in front of pupils at school — so an empty stomach is never the reason a child stops showing up.
For older girls and young women, we run hard-skills sessions — weaving, craft, and trade basics — that build toward real income, not just a certificate. It's the bridge between classroom and livelihood.
From foundational literacy to institutional independence — a look at where we put our effort to make a difference.
Equitable primary education, teacher training, and learning materials.
SRHR education and nutrition support for children and adolescent girls.
Vocational training and microfinance for youth and young mothers.
Green skills and community-led climate adaptation projects.
A ten-year-old girl in hard-to-reach Agago District couldn't read a single word at the start of Term 2 — until a two-week Numeracy and Literacy Camp, paired with a simple health screening, changed everything.…
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