Here are some facts and figures about Child of Hope’s work in the slums of Eastern Uganda, assisting in the development of disadvantaged children by providing education, health, welfare and income generation initiatives:
2026
Children
| Children in Nursery school | 157 |
| Children in Primary school | 361 |
| Children in Secondary school | 461 |
| Children supported at Karamoja nursery/primary school | 91 |
| Children supported at University/Vocational college | 12 |
| Total number in education | 1,082 |
Staff
| Teaching staff (FTE) | 37 |
| Teacher/pupil ratio | 1:27 |
| Support staff (FT: Admin/health/welfare/IGA/security/cooks/cleaners) |
42 |
| Total staff (FTE) | 79 |
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Educational
| • Child of Hope Uganda commenced work in 2008 |
| • We have an annual enrollment ratio of equal boys/girls at age 3 |
| • We take one child per family to reach as many families as possible |
| Average family size: people | 6-8 |
| Primary Leaving Exam 2025: children (39), pass rate | 100% |
| O-Levels 2025: Children (74), pass rate | 100% |
| Approx. number of individuals impacted so far: | 7,660 |
Welfare
| Children supported in foster families | 19 |
| Parents currently operating own micro-businesses | 444 |
| Nursery/Primary October 2025 children underweight (BMI) | 21% |
| Nursery (Karamoja) October 2025 children underweight (BMI) | 56% |
In the UK
In 2025 administration costs were just 10.9% of total income.
