Good Samaritan Inclusive Community is an inclusive primary school and rehabilitation home in Nasuuti, Mukono, Uganda, where children with and without disabilities learn and live side by side, without stigma.
Fred’s story
Watch Fred’s story here, straight from the organisation’s YouTube channel.
The journey
2000
Good Samaritan Inclusive Primary School began its work in 2000.
2010
The permanent school building was established in Nasuuti, and the Rehabilitation Home began supporting children.
2020
2020 brought major developments across the organisation’s work, an important milestone on its journey.
Today
Every day, children are learning, being cared for, sharing meals, receiving rehabilitation and growing in a community that keeps moving forward. The work continues and there is more to build.
One community, two programmes
Inclusive education for children with and without disabilities and special educational needs, from Nursery through P1–P7. The Activity Class offers practical, hands-on learning for children with more complex support needs, and the Vocational Class builds skills for life after school.
A safe place to live for children who cannot stay at home, with caretaking, foster care, rehabilitation, medical treatment, physiotherapy and mobility support.
What happens here
Children with and without disabilities learning in the same classrooms
Nursery, P1–P7 and activity-based learning
Structured rehabilitation for children recovering or building strength
A safe place to live, with caretakers children know
Visiting families and training caretakers in their own homes
Access to treatment, surgery and follow-up care
Movement, mobility and physical rehabilitation
Wheelchairs and other equipment that restore independence
Practical skills for life after school
Counselling and emotional support for children and families
Care within a family setting
Individual school support where funding allows
Playing, competing and belonging
Fred and the people
As a child, founder and director Fred Migadde was denied access to education and neglected by teachers. That experience is why he set out to create a safe place where children in difficult circumstances would be taught and cared for instead of turned away.
The team
Good Samaritan Inclusive is led and run by a small, dedicated team across leadership, the Inclusive Rehabilitation Home and the Inclusive Primary School.
Leadership
Fred Migadde
Director
Moses Byekwaso
Board Member
Inclusive Rehabilitation Home
Enock Ssekamate
Warden
Olivia Neema
Head Matron
Malunda Charles
Coordinator
Home Staff
A rotating team of caretakers and support staff who look after the children day and night.
Inclusive Primary School
Veronica Mutenyi
Headteacher
Gideon Kintu
Deputy Headteacher
Lydia Khasalamwa
Bursar
Teachers
Qualified teachers across Nursery, P1–P7, the Activity Class and the Vocational Class.
Current needs
UGX 12,000,000
The six detailed cost areas shown above add up to approximately 39,500,000 UGX per month. These are approximate figures and may vary from month to month depending on the organisation's needs and circumstances.
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Support
Your gift helps Good Samaritan Inclusive give children with and without disabilities an education, daily care, good food and real opportunities.
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Donations, sponsorships and partnerships
Food & Nutrition
Healthy children learn better.
Education
Every child deserves a chance to learn.
Medical Care
Access to treatment and rehabilitation.
A Safe Home
Care, safety and belonging.
Trust and transparency
Public name
Legal organisation
Registration status
Location and postal addresses
Contact
General enquiries
Donations, sponsorships and partnerships
Sponsors
Each month, the school and the home need about 39.5 million UGX for staff, food, medical care, learning and transport. Every gift, large or small, keeps children learning and cared for.
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