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Family Support, Belonging, Washington

Family & Individual Support

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Academic success is connected to family well-being, mental health, practical stability, and belonging. Kubana’s whole-family approach is identity-affirming, trauma-aware, and grounded in trusted relationships.

Areas of support

  • Social-emotional learning and mental-health referral pathways.

  • Connections to food, clothing, housing, and transportation resources.

  • Financial literacy and parent English-language learning.

  • Mentorship for scholars and parent partners for newer families.

  • Umuhuro gatherings that combine school progress, cultural sharing, food, and community.

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Give through Kubana’s secure Stripe page or contact us about a program partnership.

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About Kubana

Frequently asked questions

A quick introduction to Kubana’s programs, communities, and ways to help.

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Kubana provides culturally responsive academic support, family-school navigation, mentoring, community connection, and practical family support. It also supports school development and education in Nakivale Settlement, Uganda.
Kubana works primarily with immigrant and refugee scholars and families. Washington programs focus on school-age youth and caregivers; the Nakivale project serves refugee children and their school community.
Kubana’s Washington work is based in the Kirkland and Seattle area. The Uganda program supports a school community in Nakivale Refugee Settlement.
Kubana needs consistent tutors, mentors, parent educators, and volunteers with program, fundraising, operations, and partnership skills. Contact the team to discuss current needs.
Use the Donate button anywhere on the site to open Kubana’s secure Stripe donation page.
Email info@kubana.org with your organization, community, and the kind of support or collaboration you have in mind.

Walk alongside scholars and families

Give, volunteer, or partner with Kubana to strengthen learning and belonging.

Learners documented in 2026

Education grows through consistent community support

113+

  • Washington and Uganda
  • Scholars and families
  • Learning and belonging
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