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Mukisa Foundation
Hope for children living with disabilities
Since 2006, Mukisa has supported more than 5,000 children from Kampala and three rural districts in Uganda who are living with various forms of disabilities.
Mukisa’s services include therapeutic care, provision and maintenance of mobility, posture, and support devices, medical and nutritional support, educational services, family empowerment programs, and advocacy and awareness campaigns.
Mukisa is quickly becoming a “disability hub” for holistic care and services for children living with disabilities and their families.
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Net vir Pret
Net vir Pret supports children living in an underserved rural farming community of Barrydale in South Africa’s Western Cape.
Net vir Pret provides their community with after-school, weekend, and school holiday activities, remedial support, arts and crafts workshops, music and dance programs, and various sports activities.
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Oonte Orphans and Vulnerable Children Organization
Empowering orphans and vulnerable children
Oonte is a humanitarian support organisation providing essential services to vulnerable children and households living in Ondangwa, a town in the northern Oshana region. They provide access to nutritional programs, early childhood education, psychosocial support, computer literacy, after-school classes, and extracurricular activities, reaching more than 700 children annually. -
Our Lady of Perpetual Support
Where there is love, great things happen
Our Lady of Perpetual Support brings health, wellness, and opportunity to vulnerable children and those living with HIV/AIDS in the Kisumu region of Kenya. OLPS runs a school that provides education to children from kindergarten to grade 8. Their children’s rescue centre offers orphaned and abused children a nurturing and safe environment creating a healthy space for them to thrive.
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Parenting Child Care Rwanda (PCCR)
Creating safe environments for children to thrive
Parenting Child Care Rwanda (PCCR) is dedicated to creating a nurturing environment where every child’s rights are upheld and their full potential is realised. The organisation advances this mission through high-quality early childhood development (ECD), child protection services, care for children with special needs, and nutrition programmes. In addition to its work with children, PCCR focuses on empowering parents and caregivers through positive parenting initiatives and support for income-generating projects that help build sustainable livelihoods. -
Pepo La Tumaini Jangwani
Restoration and rehabilitation of human dignity
Pepo La Tumaini Jangwani provides education, psychosocial support, and healthcare to child-headed households and families affected by HIV/AIDS, and to families in the pastoral communities of Isoiolo County, Kenya. -
Queen Elizabeth Adventist Children’s Home (QUEACH)
Queen Elizabeth Adventist Children’s Home (QUEACH), a registered residential institution established in 1952, is the oldest orphanage in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Founded by the Bulawayo Child Welfare Society and later entrusted to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1984, QUEACH has provided a safe and nurturing home for orphans and abandoned children for over 70 years.
Through shelter, education, spiritual care, and life-skills development, QUEACH empowers vulnerable children to grow in dignity, hope, and self-reliance. Generations of children have passed through its gates, many becoming thriving adults who contribute back to society.
We are now seeking to raise $10,000 to support daily care, education, and facility upgrades at the Home, ensuring that every child receives nutritious meals, access to schooling, and a safe environment in which to grow.
Your gift will help more children find stability, receive the education they deserve, and build brighter futures filled with hope and opportunity.
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Rahab Uganda
Transforming lives, one girl at a time
Rahab Uganda has a specific mission: to restore the self-image of girls and young women affected by sexual exploitation and human trafficking and empower them to proactively engage in personal transformation. In addition to fighting human trafficking and exploitation, Rahab runs a residential shelter in Kasangati Gayaza that provides holistic services to children and young people between (9 -18 years) who have been victims of trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. Rahab also operates and runs a drop-in centre that offers psychosocial support, education, economic skills development, early childhood development, health and nutrition services.Since 2005, their outreach programme has reached 15,000 children and has fully served 400 girls.
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Reach for Uganda
Helping children reach for a better future
REACH (formerly known as Arlington Academy of Hope) partners with communities in rural communities of Eastern Uganda to provide education, healthcare, and community development opportunities. In addition to providing education support to primary, secondary, and post-secondary students, REACH operates two health clinics, which provide the community with access to quality health care services. -
Shearly Cripps Children’s Home
Shearly Cripps, is a charitable organization under the Anglican Diocese of Harare’s education department, aims to empower orphans and vulnerable children to become socially adjusted, self-sustainable, and healthy responsible citizens.
We are seeking to raise $10,000 USD to meet government residential care standards, ensuring a safe and conducive environment for the children through the construction of a much-needed housing unit. Your support will contribute to providing a secure space for these children to thrive.
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Siyakwazi
Improving learning outcomes for children living with disabilities
Siyakwazi helps children living with disabilities to reach their full potential by providing therapy, education, and home-based learning interventions as well as advocating for the rights of children with disabilities and barriers to learning. They work with primary schools and early childhood development centers in KwaNzimakwe, KwaZulu-Natal, to ensure that children with special needs and learning difficulties and their caregivers are equipped with the knowledge and tools to access mainstream educational opportunities. -
Sponsorship of Orphans Uganda Project
Equip teachers, engage learners, empower communities
SOUP works in partnership with communities in Nabikabala, Iganga, and Kampala to address children’s most vital needs. In addition to an exemplary primary and nursery school, SOUP has facilitated a nutritional outreach program, sustainability projects, sponsorships to further education, and the creation of a national project aimed at engaging students through active learning methodology.