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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.
I live with my mother and sister. My mother separated from my father before I was one year old. My father never provided for me, my sister or my mother so we...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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I live with my parents and siblings. My parents operate a small retail shop. Our family lives in a slum, characterized by unplanned shelter, poor drainage ch...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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I live with my father, step-mother, step-brother and step-sister, in a small village of Malindi in Eastern Uganda. My biological mother abandoned me when I w...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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My sister and I live with my mother. Our father doesn’t live with us after he got a second wife. I love school and my dream is to become a teacher.
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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Adrina is the third born of 3 children in her family. She has 1 sister and 1 brother. Her parents are casual laborers who earn too little to provide for thei...
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0 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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0 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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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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I stay with both of my parents who are low income earners. They depend mainly on farming. In cases where there are low yields, my parents find it diffi...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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Aisha comes from a very poor family living in a two roomed grass thatched house. Staying in a grass thatched house doesnt mean it is the end of the world; th...
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0 of 4 Shares Sponsored
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Alex was born in a family of six boys. He is the second born. He has both of his parents, but they are separated. The mother left Alex and ...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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Alex is the first born in a family of 4 children. He has two brothers and one sister. He and his siblings live with both of their parents. ...
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0 of 6 Shares Sponsored
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I live with my sister and mother in Lugazi, Western Uganda. My father has two wives but he takes no responsibility for either family. Mother is in charge of ...
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0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
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