PROJECT

The “Ubuntu Kids House Project” is a community-driven initiative designed to provide a nurturing and inclusive space where migrant children can explore, celebrate, and preserve their cultural identities while integrating into their new environment.

Mission: The mission of the “Ubuntu Kids House Project” is to create a welcoming and supportive environment that empowers migrant children to embrace their cultural heritage, build connections with their peers, and thrive in their new community.

Objectives:

• Provide cultural enrichment opportunities: Offer a diverse range of cultural activities and programming, including language classes, music and dance workshops, arts and crafts sessions, storytelling, cooking classes, and cultural festivals.
• Support academic success: Provide educational support services such as tutoring, homework assistance, language proficiency classes, and access to educational resources to help migrant children excel academically.
• Foster social and emotional well-being: Offer social and emotional support services, including counseling, mentorship programs, peer support groups, and workshops on resilience, self-esteem, and cultural identity.
• Promote community integration: Facilitate opportunities for migrant children to interact with members of the broader community, participate in local events and activities, and engage in cultural exchanges to promote cross-cultural understanding and integration.

Target Population: The “Ubuntu Kids House Project” primarily serves migrant children and their families who have recently relocated to the community. This includes children from diverse cultural backgrounds, including refugees, asylum seekers, immigrants, and displaced persons.

The “Ubuntu Kids House Project” is still under construction. More details about the project will be available soon.