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Jewel Michaels Foundation for Education
In Uganda, high school dropout rates demand urgent action. The Foundation focuses on mobilizing families, communities, and leaders to ensure children go to school, stay in school, and complete their education, fostering a brighter future for all children.
- Children Education
- Medical Care
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The Jewel Michaels Foundation for Education is a registered initiative under the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB), with registration underway at the NGO Board, Ministry of Internal Affairs. It was founded and inspired by Queen Jewel Michaels, a child leader, Miss Teen Pearl of Africa 2024, and Miss Teen of the Universe Uganda 2024.
Queen Jewel Michaels is a Ugandan child who is 14 years
old. Her father is Major General (rtd) Michael Ondoga and
her mother is Lucy Atekit Daxbacher Ondoga. Queen Jewel
Michaels comes from Pakele Town Council, Adjumani District
in West Nile and lives in Kyanja, Kampala as well.
She studies
at Vine International Christian Academy. At school Queen
Jewel Michaels is a worship team leader, a vocalist, a guitarist
and plays sports and games that include netball, athletics,
table tennis and swimming. At Church Jewel Michaels is a
Sunday School teacher to children.
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"2 to 30 children need education support."
In the beginning of 2024, Queen Jewel Michaels, started
paying school fees for two little boys in Kirinya suburb in
Kampala because they could not attend school due to
household poverty. Today she has a long list of 30 children
from Kyanja, Kirinya, Katakwi, Mbarara and Pakele who have
not gone to school for reasons of poverty and limited parental
capacity. Both boys and girls are out of school.
Addressing Education Challenges Together
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The Jewel Michaels Foundation works to break barriers preventing children from attending and completing school. It supports children in special situations through scholarships, mentorship, community outreach, and collaboration with government and partners.
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To mobilize resources and empower stakeholders to break down barriers preventing children from accessing, remaining in, and completing school through education, support, and community engagement.
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To empower all children to go to school, stay in school, and complete school, ensuring every child achieves their full educational potential and contributes to a brighter future.
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Leadership, child protection, responsibility, transparency, accountability, respect, cooperation, godliness, and pan-Africanism guide all our efforts to support vulnerable children’s education and well-being.
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