Restore education,build an ophanage school & home

As the year 2022 has come to an end, the Volunters and staff of Mama africa the voice Uganda wold like to recognise all the hard work you our friends and donnors  have put in so far in the slums of kosovo.

we want to thank you for your support and continued giving through out 2022. feeding the children through out the year educatibg them and making slums a place to clelebrate xmass like any one else in the world.

Christmass holiday if to spend time with family,relax and reset and make amazing memories though this is not for every one aroung the world to some its the most lonley time to the homeless and parentless but the slum banquet makes it feel like the world is around me so thank you.

Happy chrismaa from winnie 

happy xmass from all us.

happy 2023

Links:

• The slum banquet

Despite a change of  income and covid19 financial recessions around the world, nothing has changed for the ordinary girl  child like Fraida. Prices keep escalating and unemployment is around 99%.nhowever school has to happen. Mama africa the voice Uganda  visions to assist the 250-  scholars at local Primary Schools and primary. all this will erandicate ppver in Uganda from the grassroot. with daily nutritious lunch, essential stationery, exercise and textbooks, by assisting with these essential resources we hope to alleviate external struggles so that the children can focus on their education and continue further.

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A donation of $ 30  will keep a girl like farida in school . she can now see the future and hopes for the best.

Thank you Mama Sarah for the continuing support. may God bless you all. 

We are seeing the first signs of progress on the office project completion, but temperatures remain low in and around Uganda. And the health conditions for millions of people here continue to improve daily after being hit by COVIID19 . We are incredibly grateful for your kindness, generosity, and expression of solidarity with the Ugandan children and  people during the last year's hadest time through your donation to the Restore education build and ophanage Project.

Since  covid19 hit the world amongest which Uganda  was part of the many effected that started over a year ago, almost a quarter of the Ugandan  population have been effcted by extreme poverty. Some of which men have left women alone with children and flee their homes. thanks to the few mothers who have stood have stood by their children through it all even at the most difficulties  This  has broken up families and forced more than 4 million people—mostly women and children—to bravely take long, dangerous journeys by  foot into neighboring vilages and sub counties to be able to dig in the rich people's farms in order to feed their children like the credit crunch is every where in the world..

Thank you for your generous donation to Mamaafrica the voice uganda  that supported these efforts. As the poverty levels are raising in the ugandan rural and slums where we operate , the recession 2022 is hitting the world we know,,,, . We are committed to providing humanitarian and long-term support to our children plus empowering the communities through job creation and employemnt. And we will keep you informed about how your donation is impacting the lives of people who are suffering because of these effects

With deep gratitude,

Mama africa the voice uganda.

Dear Project giver of the Month,

For many of you our donors and friends, summer is coming to a close to most of you yet our rainy season is here —but not for our October Project of the Month  Mama Africa the voice of Uganda in general!

From surfing and other outdoor activities to community-building in the sun, Mama Africa gives young and vulnerable children who are living in extreme poverty in the slums of Kosovo and the village of kayindu the chance to grow, play, and build a better life for themselves. This is a safe space to build community through providing safe clean water, education, and community support as well as learning life and professional skills. These resources not only support healthy development but also help break the cycle of poverty.

Executive Director winnie Kyewalabye shared that this extra support would be vital as the impacts of COVID-19 continue to alter programming. 

“Due to the pandemic, being able to spread out and have more open-air spaces has become essential. These donations will assist us with maintaining those spaces and making sure that all the children under the care of Mama Africa the voice Uganda learn, eat, and be active as safely as possible.” As well as the community access clean and safe water.

Thank you so much for your compassion.

With gratitude,

Winnie Kyewalabye

Dear sponsor of the Month,

Thank you for yet another month of astonishing generosity! Your commitment to supporting community-led programs at Mama Africa the voice Uganda.This truly gives me hope for the future. 

In December, you joined a total of 8 compassionate donors, raising $ 1500 to support Edward’s  colostomy reversal'!

Today, I’m beyond excited to update you about his Health and experience after surgery.

In 2020 Ed, 10 years old fell from a tree at his grandmother’s home and the branch pierced his intestines causing severe damage. the doctors believed they ccould reverse. as he had been ostracized by the community due to the odour associated with his issue.

You our special Facebook friendsfunded his bills. he is now back to life,

When Ed learned that friends that never knew him were meeting his medical bill where he could never have no surgery due to financial constraints ,he got so excited. He could ask every after 3 hours if there is any good news after praying every day. Isn’t that amazing that his hopes and faith opened doors for him?Ed, expressed his heartfelt gratitude, saying:

“I can jump up and down, move round my communityand no smell...I am grateful to everybody who made this possible for more children to be rescued from an odour environment that sent everyone away from me and better enjoy their childhood.

 I can already see the cheerful faces of my grandmother and the community  .

With this financial support, I had good food after surgery and now I am healing slowly but very grateful. 

Thank you so much for your invaluable support!”

With gratitude,  

Ed