Creating educational paths for children
and youth in Uganda
Supporting skill development and education
MindLeaps Uganda creates educational paths for vulnerable children and refugees in Uganda through a creative arts program that is built on data-driven metrics.
MindLeaps engages kids in fun dance classes that are part of a carefully crafted curriculum to develop the key cognitive and social-emotional skills vital to success in school and work.
Partnerships in Kampala
In Kampala, MindLeaps Uganda partners with Save Street Children Uganda, KAYP, CADI, and Agape Ministries to run dance classes for vulnerable youth and refugee children.
Oruchinga Refugee Settlement
MindLeaps operates multiple programs in the settlement including dance classes, school sponsorships, and Covid-19 relief.
Virtual Academy
Across all of MindLeaps Uganda's program locations, the Virtual Academy brings business entrepreneurship and life skills training on low-bandwidth smart phones to out-of-school and unemployed youth ages 18 -25, many of whom have taken part in MindLeaps' dance programs either as students or trainers. MindLeaps Uganda initiated a Virtual Academy for Girls pilot program, to increase the self-esteem, digital literacy, and business acumen of 40 young women and girls.
