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Sponsorship Shares Explained
Due to the increased cost of living in Uganda, it now costs more than $35 a month to meet all the needs of one child; that's why we introduced sponsorship shares. SPONSORSHIP SHARES enable multiple sponsors to share the total cost of taking care of one child.
Realizing that not every sponsor will have the ability to meet the required total monthly cost of taking care of one child, it’s the reason why we introduced Sponsorship Shares. As a sponsor, you have the option of taking up all the SHARES of one child if you so choose. Depending on the academic level of the child, the number of SHARES will differ since the costs vary.
Agatha comes from a family of 5 boys and 2 girls. She is the 5th born. Agatha's parents are both living yet Agatha has never experienced par...
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5 of 6 Shares Sponsored
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Agatha is the third born of 2 girls and 1 boy in her family. Her parents separated when Agatha was still a baby. She and her siblings were left under their g...
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2 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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1 of 6 Shares Sponsored
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Agnes is the fourth born in a family of five children, 1 boy and 4 girls. Agnes and her siblings stay with both parents, the mother is a hair dresser a...
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1 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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Agnes lives in one of Uganda's most remote and poorest communities in need of some of life's most basic needs such as clean water and electricity. There is such a high illiteracy rate in her com...
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3 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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I live with my parents, siblings and 2 other relatives in a small village of Kikuba Mutwe in Eastern Uganda. My mother struggles to make a living through sel...
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2 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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Agnes has one sister and both her parents. She stays with her elderly grandma and her mother’s friend who is also a student. Agnes’ grandma is to...
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2 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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Agnes is the first born in a family of two boys and three girls. She stays with both parents but the father has other two wives. The second wife ...
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1 of 6 Shares Sponsored
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Agnes, the first born in her family has three sisters and no brothers. Her father has another woman with 7 other children. The father is responsible for prov...
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1 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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Agnes has 2 sisters and 1 brother. She is the last born in the family of 4. Her mother died when she was still a baby, then her father also died when she had just t...
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2 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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Agnes, the seventh born in her family has five brothers and two sisters. 2 children died before Agnes was born. Agnes’ mother was involved in a fatal a...
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1 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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I live with my 2 siblings and mother, in a small village of Kikuba Mutwe in Eastern Uganda. My parents separated and it’s my mother who solely ta...
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1 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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