URGENT! SPONSORSHIP LOST!  Jean Claude has lost his sponsor.  While he is secure through the end of the school year he needs a new sponsor! Jean Claude will graduate from top nursery class this year. He would attend Primary 1 next year.

Issa lives with his mother and his 3 siblings. His mother earns by washing clothes and doing other odd jobs. Issa dreams of becoming a soldier. He often tells his mother that one day he will build her a good house. Issa needs a sponsor.

Teta Noella lives with her mother & three siblings. The family had to flee their father, because of abuse. Noella's mother now raises the family on her own & is often in fear. Despite her efforts, providing food, school fees, & other necessities is a constant challenge. 

Yves lives with his parents, four siblings, and two orphaned cousins who were taken in after their parents passed away, along with his very ill grandmother who requires constant care. In total, nine people depend on the same household. His father works as a security guard, but his income is very limited, while his mother stays home to care for the family and the sick grandmother. With high dependency and little income, meeting basic needs and school expenses is extremely difficult. Sponsorship would help provide Yves with access to education.

Benitha has 4 siblings, there is no father in the home, they all depend on their mother. Her struggling mother tries to provide rent, and food through small jobs like selling avocados and washing clothes.  Benitha’s Mom day dreams of seeing her healthy, educated, and with a better future. Without a miracle of a sponsor coming along Benitha, this is far from happening.

Oliver lives with his mother & two siblings. His father abandoned the family leaving his mother to raise the children alone. Despite farming & other jobs, she struggles to provide even food due to ongoing health issues & an unstable income. Sponsorship would help provide him an education, care & opportunity.

Being abandoned by his father, Mico's mom returned to live with her own mother, who suffers from a chronic illness requiring ongoing medical care. With no stable income & the responsibility of supporting the household, meeting basic needs is a constant struggle. His fears her child may not have access to education or a brighter future without support.

Emmanuel is the only child of a mother with a mental disability. He was conceived as a result of violence. His mother is unable to care for him or herself. He is being raised by his grandmother, who is also primary caregiver for her other six children. With no financial support from a father & multiple dependents at home, the family struggles deeply. Sponsorship would help provide Emmanuel with stability & a better future.

David’s father left due to family conflict, leaving the children in the care of their relatives. Two of his siblings now live with their grandmother, & all the children are unable to attend school. Their mother survives by working in other people’s gardens but often struggles to secure enough food. David needs support to continue his education.

Joshua is one of five children. His family farms for a living. His father also works construction when jobs are available. Neither of these is a regular income. They also care for a grandchild. Joshua loves playing with others. He dreams of becoming a soldier one day.

Mugisha Prince lives with his mother & 2 siblings. His stepfather is in prison and his real father is not known. His mother does different small jobs, but she does not earn enough to pay for school fees. This pains his mother, but her hands are tied until help comes! You can help change his story.

Scovia is the tenth of eleven children in a household which includes her parents. Her father works as a casual farmer in other people’s fields, while her mother cares for the children at home. Only six of the children are currently in school, four have not yet had the opportunity, & one older sibling dropped out to help support the family. Educational sponsorship would enable Scovia to attend school and work toward a brighter future.

Fred does not attend school, but dreams of becoming a doctor. His father is in prison, & his mother supports the family alone through casual work such as washing clothes or farming for others, though work is not always available. They often struggle to afford food. Fred lives in a small rented house with his mother & two brothers. Sponsorship would help him access education and pursue his goal of becoming a physician.