Keep Impoverished Refugees in School in Uganda

This coming Christmas our hearts go to Refugee children who has no opportunity to study due to poverty and instability. Please consider giving a tax -deductable of $25 - to keep a child in a day school for one month, $35- to keep a child in a boarding school for one months, and $105 - to keep a child in a boarding school for three months.

 Thanks for your continued support to sponsor children in Uganda.
Together with your donations and funding from others you paid school fees for 65 new children.

You provided medicine, school uniform, accommodation, and study materials. As we work toward a further sustainable future, your partnership is essential.

Hope Ofiriha will be posting a new field update after three months so that you get to know the impact of your contribution.

 Breaking News:
Alice Amwony had been ambushed in Magwi County South Sudan in her car. In Hope Ofiriha, this was a sad news, and the charity decided not share the News out with friends and donors. Hope Ofiriha wanted to make sure she is safe, and is injury free.

The hospital in Magwi County had discharged her out in good form and healthy. Alice said, "I quote"- South Sudan is a new nation with many problems and difficulties, I will continue working to make it a better country for nationals and foreigners.

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Thanks for your continued support to sponsor children in Uganda.

Hope Ofiriha had supported refugee children from Magwi County South Sudan, who are living in Kampala since Sudanese longest conflict in Africa that ended in 2005.

When the recent conflict broke out in 2013 in Juba, we started to sponsor Dinka, and Nuer children who escaped to Uganda due to instability in Jonglei and Upper Nile states. These children approached Hope Ofiriha to help.

Presently, we are not able to help because the current global slowdown made our corporate donors to stop temporarily funding until the world crisis improves.

Also, the sponsoring families from oversea had cancelled their contract citing inflation had an adverse impact on their incomes. They will continue to assist when the depression improves. The project does not has the fund to send several children to school.

Our strategy is to help each child per family and from a different part of a country. We do this to expand the educational development across the country and societies.

With pressures, we are paying fees to keep two children at school due to shortages of sufficient cash flow.

When you get this report, please know that your generosity makes a huge difference in the lives of the children we serve.

After three months a new field update be posted, so you get to know what impact your contribution.