| Country of Origin | Uganda |
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Bakorenhema children’s home
Bakorenhema children’s home is a Private Voluntary Organization that is committed to safeguard the welfare of all vulnerable children in it’s care. It was founded in 1968 as a Technical college and was later registered as a children’s home in 2001.
The home seeks to raise $10 000, which will be going towards building water reservoir, backup pump to improve the children’s livelihood and promote the vegetable project the home is currently running and to start the broiler project. To improve nutrition and have a sustainable project that will keep generating income for the home. Your help will be greatly appreciated.
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