Your support allows you to create a meaningful relationship with them. As a sponsor, you communicate love and encouragement through letters, photos, packages, and even visits! When you sponsor, every dollar goes directly to meeting your sponsored child's needs.
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.
I live with both my parents who grow a few crops basically for food. They find a lot of difficulties providing my tuition, medical care, clothing, and food. ...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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I live with my siblings and parents in the village of Rwenjiri, Western Uganda. Unfortunately, father is a drunkard and it’s mother who toils to provid...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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My siblings and I live with both our parents in a two room house in Namayuuni, Mityana District in Western Uganda. They carry out subsistence agriculture as ...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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Edward was born in a family of ten children; five boys and five girls him being the first born. He has grown up seeing his parents argue and fight every now and then till they decided to separat...
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0 of 4 Shares Sponsored
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I stay with my parents in the village of Kamusenene in Western Uganda. My parents rent a small piece of land on which they grow crops for home consumption an...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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Elisha is in his final year of kindergarten. He has two sisters and he is the third born. His parents separated while Elisha was still at a very young age. H...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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I live with my siblings and mother in a small village of Lusaka in the Central part of Uganda. My parents separated so my siblings and I were left under the ...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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My parents separated and father remarried. My brother and I live with our mother in a rented one room house in Lusaka, a Kampala suburb. Mother, being unempl...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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My parents separated a year ago. My father transports people on a motorcycle and my mother is employed to work in a retail shop. Both my parents’ incom...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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I live with my grandma, 2 of my sisters and 5 cousins in a 3 room house in Malindi, Buikwe district in Eastern Uganda. My parents work in a different town an...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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I live with both my parents together with my siblings in the village of Rwenjiri, Western Uganda. My parents cannot cater for most of my basic needs. They ar...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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