Author: Kassanda

Mrs. Nakintu, a grandmother, was living in a dilapidated house that posed a significant risk to her life and the lives of her five children. The house was on the verge of collapse, and the family’s living conditions were dire. Moreover, they lacked access to …

In a heartwarming turn of events, 100 children who had lost hope of continuing their education were given a second chance to study at Seed Junior School. These children, who had previously been unable to access quality education, were overjoyed to receive the opportunity to …

Kassanda Children’s Aid had been facing a significant challenge in providing quality education to its orphaned children. The organization was struggling to sustain the costs of educating the children in nearby schools, which were proving to be expensive. With a growing number of children in …

David’s story is a testament to the power of support and guidance. As a paternal orphan, David was living with his mother, who struggled to make ends meet without a formal job. We registered him in our OVC (Orphans and Vulnerable Children) program when he …

Mrs. Kyuuma Kyayesu, a widow living in Kitongo Cell, Kassanda Town Council, had been struggling to make ends meet after the loss of her husband many years ago. When she approached our office for support, we conducted a home assessment to understand her family’s situation …

Fabisi’s story begins with a painful past. She was brought from Rwanda to Uganda on a false promise of marriage, a common practice in some areas where agents sell women to men for marriage. Unfortunately, Fabisi’s experience was far from the happiness she had hoped …