Brenda Mukamuliza was a happily married woman with two children. However, during her third pregnancy, she was surprised to learn she was expecting triplets. When the time came to deliver, her husband was away at work. Upon hearing the news that his wife had given …
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 …
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 …
Nalongo, a mother of twins, once faced a very difficult period in her life. After misunderstandings with her husband, she was forced to leave her marital home and began renting a house with her children. Unfortunately, unaccustomed to the challenges of rental life, she struggled …
Prossy, a devoted mother of three, had been struggling for years to provide her children with a safe and dignified place to call home. The family lived in a small, stretched house that was overcrowded and vulnerable to harsh weather. With little space and limited …
The Pigs for Prosperity project is a transformative initiative dedicated to empowering 40 widows and orphans in rural Africa. Through sustainable pig farming, this project aims to provide vulnerable individuals with the resources, training, and support they need to break the cycle of poverty and achieve …
Bold Beginnings: Cultivating Confidence in Your Child In an era where resilience and self-assurance are keys to navigating both personal and professional landscapes, the role of parents in fostering self-confidence in their offspring cannot be overstated. Through nurturing guidance and example, you can lay the …
All these pictures were taken during Community Outreaches in the Gold Mine areas of Kitumbi and Bukuya Sub-counties of Kassanda District. Activities that took place include;
Since we started Seed Junior School, we have struggled with the problem of water and we are always looking for possible ways to have a permanent provision of water for the staff, students and residents in our girls’ dorm. Our donors have helped us purchase …
A couple of years ago, Seed Junior School had an opportunity to purchase a van to transport our children coming from long distances and also to transport our food to protect it from rain. Since we bought it, we had not yet replaced any tires, …
