Project Report
| May 15, 2024
Ewafe Project: Spring Update 2024
By Andy Brown | Individual Giving Manager
Ewafe Project - A Family Reunion
In much of our work it is easy to get lost in the numbers, without slowing down enough to recognise and celebrate the impact of each one of those numbers. It is particularly easy to do that with the Ewafe Project. The Ewafe Project is and has been such an important place for so many children and families over the years. We can't give enough credit to the wonderful team there, as well as the wonderful people who fund it.
Earlier this quarter we had two siblings, *David and *Daisy, staying with us at our Ewafe Home. However, at Kids Club Kampala we believe that children belong in a loving family which makes reintegration an integral part of our work. Therefore, after successfully managing to trace and contact the children's mother, we then provided her with counselling and supported her in learning some positive parenting methods. Following these interventions the siblings have since been happily reunited with their mother. (*names changed)
Here are some of the other key highlights from the quarter at Ewafe:
- 3 new children were rescued and admitted to the home
- 85 children have been receiving loving care at the home
- 6 families were traced and 6 family follow ups were conducted
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Jan 29, 2024
Ewafe Project: 2023 Highlights
By Andy Brown | Individual Giving Manager
I hope that the following update on our Ewafe projects, reflecting on a few of our key highlights from 2023, is able to inspire you and provide further encouragement that your kind support continues to make such a life changing difference.
Ewafe Project - Reintegrations and Renovations
Over the past few years the demand for our Ewafe Project has sadly continued to increase. As such, we've had to make a number of adjustments and improvements to ensure we can fully support and care for the children who stay with us whilst we look for their family or find them foster care. Some of these include building a cattle enclosure and a brand new toilet block. In 2023 we rescued a further 33 children and reintegrated 20 children with loving families. As we move into the new year we currently have 86 children staying at the Ewafe home.
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Nov 1, 2023
Ewafe Project: Autumn Update 2023
By Andy Brown | Individual Giving and Supporter Care Manager
Exciting Renovations at the Ewafe Project
The Ewafe home has been a hive of activity this quarter! Last time we updated you on the cow’s new calf. Well in order to accommodate this new addition to the Ewafe home, a new cattle enclosure is being built. This sort of activity will help to encourage the home’s self-sufficiency and sustainability, helping ensure the long-term viability of the project and make it more resilient to external challenges. A brand-new toilet block was also constructed to accommodate the large number of children we have staying at the home. Despite the challenging nature of our work at Ewafe, the team have been doing an incredible job.
- Admitted 7 more children to the Ewafe home
- 85 children have received care, support and rehabilitation
- Reintegrated 2 children with family members
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