Uganda Humanist Schools Trust helps schools in Uganda working to offer liberal, humanist education to needy children. Founded by Ugandan Humanists and run as charities, the schools are inclusive and do not discriminate on grounds of religion, social or ethnic background. Contact: stevehurd@uhst.org.
5Progress of 2028 Appeal We have already raised funds to refurbish Kahendero Primary School near Kasese, to construct new toilets at Lily van Haelen Girls’ Hostel at Isaac Newton School, to build a school hall at Kanungu Humanist Primary School, to refurbish Muhokya primary school near Kasese, to construct a hall at Isaac Newton Primary School and to construct girls’ toilets at Eagle’s View primary school. A big thank you to all supporters.
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Uganda Humanist Schools Trust was established in November 2008 as a charity to raise funds to support the efforts of Ugandan Humanists to foster secular education.
UHST wishes to congratulate Mustard Seed Humanist School on the appointment of a new headteacher. Owen Kafambe, a former student, was chosen from a strong field of applicants. The appointment process was rigorous, involving officials from Uganda’s Ministry of Education. Owen is a local boy, born and raised in Kamuli. The eldest of 6 children, …
Since we launched the 2028 Sustainability Appeal in November, UHST supporters have donated over £60,000. This makes it UHST’s most successful fund-raising event since we started the charity in 2008. It has enabled us to fund essential infrastructure to ensure that the Humanist schools meet essential Ministry of Education requirements. Below we can see the …
In the first phase of our 2028 Sustainability Appeal we are trying to raise £16,000 to help the Kasese Humanist Schools. Robert Bwambale opened his first school in 2013. He manages 3 primary schools and one high school. The main school site is in Rukoki, a very poor suburb of the western town of Kasese.It …
