


16
PRIMARY SCHOOLS
We work in 16 primary schools in and around western Uganda's Kibale National Park. |
8,000
STUDENTS EDUCATED
Our programs reach over 8,000 primary school students per year. |
158
SCHOLARSHIPS
We've funded over 150 students to progress to secondary schools and universities in Uganda and abroad. |
68%
IMPROVEMENT IN ATTITUDES TOWARD KIBALE
Since 2014, our students' attitudes toward Kibale National Park scores have increased by 68 percent. |
700
WILDLIFE CLUB MEMBERS
With over 700 members per year, our wildlife clubs promote environmental knowledge, prioritize active conservation and support the academic curriculum. |
2,120
INDIGENOUS TREES PLANTED
Students raise and plant indigenous trees. Over 2,000 tree seedlings from school-based nurseries have been planted in 16 communities. |
1,000
IMPROVED COOK STOVES INSTALLED
Teacher-led, student-run stove building teams have built and marketed over 1,000 fuel-efficient cook stoves in Kibale communities. |
22%
IMPROVEMENT IN ATTITUDES TOWARD ELEPHANTS
Since 2014, our childrens' attitudes toward elephants scores have increased by 22 percent. |
A child born in Uganda today will only be 38 percent as productive when she grows up as she could be if she enjoyed complete education and full health.
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The Kasiisi Project is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions to the Kasiisi Project are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. The Kasiisi Project's tax identification number is 54-2195079. |