Measurable Impact – Immeasurable Gratitude!
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As you can clearly see above – our supporters have made a measurable and truly impactful difference in the lives of Ugandan families during this most unprecedented year.
And yet, what remains impossible to measure is the enormous extent of our gratitude!
Nevertheless, the most consistent message we have received from the families we support is profound gratitude for the food relief – 3 months worth of rice, beans and maize flour. Food security means everything to our guardians and the meals you have provided gave tremendous comfort to our kids.
Thank you for everything you have done and continue to do for women and youth in Uganda. We would be nothing without you.
Food Security:
Gideon Atwine and his mother, Monica, receiving their 3rd month of food relief 
Joel Atamba and his mother Sarah 
Maria Carol Mukhandooli and her family give thanks for their food bundles 
John Ssewankambo 
Patience Gloria Mukoda and her mother 
Shamim Nabachwa and her grandmother, Madina 
Joseph Muwonge and his guardian 
Christine Namiwanda and her mother, Flavia 
Blessing Mirembe Nalubega and her mother Jane 
Edwin Majwari and his guardian 
Christine Akweyo and her mother 
Immaculate Nassali and her guardian 
Maureen Namuyimbwa and her father, Godfrey 
Richard Bogere (in the white shirt) 
Edward Kyazze Sserunyomba 
Meal time! 
Richard Mboowa and Viola Namugalu with their mother 
Ronah Akankunda and her mother, Loyce 
Susan Ainembabazi and her mother, Peninah 
Jackie Nambejja 
Vianne Nazziwa and her mom 
Vivian Abiko and her mother, Grace 
Karim Ssegujja 
Christine Nanziri 
Edrine Lutaaya’s ailing grandmother 
Leticia Nakintu 
Lorian Wambuzi and his family 
Margaret Namuli and family
Anti-malaria & Dignity Kits:
Jeremiah Matovu happily receiving his anti-malaria kit and solar lantern. 
Sarah Konjo with her dignity and anti-malaria kits. 
Moses Mbuga and his mother 
Andrew Byamugisha 
Claire Nampeera 
Dalton Wasswa 
Esther Nanududu 
Jessica Ayesiga 
Edrine Lutaaya 
Fred Duncan Mulindwa 
Fred Kayiwa 
Harriet Nakisekka 
Jane Nabyoto and her mother 
Rayhana Nantanda 
Jovia Nakiyimba and her family 
Stella Naluboobi 
Teo Naiga
Economic Empowerment:
Counseling & Medical Care:
Student getting her blood drawn at our partner health clinic 
Families waiting to be seen at the health clinic 
Girls waiting their turn to be seen 
Individual counseling session for a student 
Group counseling session 
Doctor speaking with families 
Sponsorship Assistant, Rose, speaks privately with a student during a home visit 
Sponsorship Assistant, Rose, with Social Worker, Winnie, speaking with COU student and her father 
Winnie attending a home visit to check on the welfare of our sponsored student
