OUR IMPACT

Our work is dedicated to seeing the whole person transformed

Our work is guided & informed by our Theory of Change

Two smiling AsOne Nursery & Primary School students in uniform posing in front of a campus building in Idudi

2026 IMPACT

4,100

Students enrolled across nine AsOne schools. We operate both nursery & primary schools and high schools across Uganda.

36,700

Rural farmers trained by AsOne’s team of local agriculture experts through the FIPS Africa VBA model.

470

Ugandan leaders and employees building a better future for their country and communities.

95%

AsOne’s communities are 95% operational self-sustaining (OSS) through our Uganda earned revenue model.

510

Young adults receiving job training through AsOne businesses and high school job training programs.

65,000

Unique medical visits estimated to be addressed by our local team of health professionals across eight health center in rural Uganda.

The Outcomes

81%

of alumni are either continuing education or employed

AsOne Nursery & Primary School, Serere students clapping and singing during a classroom fellowship program

99%

of current students say they are engaging in Christian spiritual practices at least once per day

AsOne staff member at Mayuge Grain Millers packing branded corn flour bags

78%

of employees say their leadership skills have grown while working with AsOne

Patient receiving care at an AsOne Health Center in rural Uganda.

4.7 out of 5

average likelihood of patients to recommend AsOne Health Centers

Farmer learning sustainable farming practices through AsOne Ministries.

85%

of agriculture training participants saw their income increase

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See how Ugandans are being empowered to build a financially viable model that brings transformative solutions to rural communities across Uganda.

AsOne parent standing with her daughter in school uniform outside their home in Idudi, Uganda

There weren't as many good schools nearby before,  so when this school opened, I was very happy and glad the school was in my neighborhood. The teachers are so good to my daughter and teach her lots of things. They care about the kids and even us parents, and we all get along well.

Ms. Rose,

Parent of AsOne Nursery & Primary School — Idudi