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Nangiro sat on her wheelchair, outside, in a pink dress.

Will you help a child like Nangiro go to school and thrive?

For children with disabilities like Nangiro, isolation can last a lifetime. School should be a place of safety, belonging and opportunity – but too many are left behind.

Real change happens when people like you choose to act. VSO volunteers are breaking down barriers, helping children access education and the brighter future they deserve.

Teacher Denis helping Nangiro with her work in class.

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£5 a month could help train teachers to ensure children with disabilities receive the specialist support they need in order to excel.

Nangiro sat on her wheelchair (right) with VSO volunteer Semmy (left).

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£15 a month could enable a VSO volunteer to work with families and break down barriers to sending children with disabilities to school.

Nangiro sat at a desk, working in the classroom.

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£25 a month could help continue the push for rescue centres in all 400 schools across Karamoja, giving children a safe place to stay.

£5

£15

£25

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£25 could help train teachers to ensure children with disabilities receive the specialist support they need in order to excel.

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£50 could enable a VSO volunteer to work with families and break down barriers to sending children with disabilities to school.

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£100 could help continue the push for rescue centres in all 400 schools across Karamoja, giving children a safe place to stay.

£25

£50

£100

Sparking lasting change for everyone

Real change starts with people who choose to act. When they choose to stand with people, VSO volunteers spark others into action, to teach, to build skills, to rebuild trust and societies. Because around the world too many people stand alone - excluded from their basic rights, education, or a chance to earn a living. Through their time, skills and lived experience, volunteers spark lasting change, until no-one stands alone.