Keep her in school

Recently you supported her, you brought dignity to her with his family, she received what you supported for. Now we're pushing a reminder about her life , we want to improve the environment where she stays.

We want renovate a house where she sleeps , provide her with solar lamp to enable her do her homework. Through our program we are committed to provide what is more necessary to the children whom you're supporting.

We want to provide seeds to enable a grandfather cultivate for her through this it will reduce pressure on the organization resources thus enabling us cater for more children in the communities.

You can help us empower lives of 20 care givers this season to enable them do some farming and make them have a stable food for the family, and also earn something from the excess harvest. 

For all those words thank you for your support ever since you heard our cry.

Thank you for rescuing a child in the community 

Gratitude from,

Seguya Ivan CEO f ssibu Mission foundation 

Walk into this classroom, and you will see walls with no doors, no windows—just hollow openings where wind and dust enter freely. The walls themselves are dirty, stained, and rough to the touch. Beneath your feet, the ground is uneven, hard, and broken. And above, a roof filled with holes that leak with every rainfall, turning the floor into mud and soaking the few books these children own.

This is where they come to learn. Every single day.

They shiver in the cold, breathe in dust, and struggle to hear over the wind. Some sit on stones or old sacks because there is no proper floor. When it rains, lessons stop. Children huddle in dry corners, waiting. Not out of laziness—but because their environment has failed them.

We want to change that. With your support, we can install doors and windows to keep the weather out. We can clean and paint those dirty walls so the room feels like a place of dignity, not neglect. We can level the rough ground and lay a simple, safe floor. And most urgently, we can fix that leaking roof—so that when it rains outside, it no longer rains inside their only shelter for learning.

Every contribution powers us closer to that day. A day when a child walks into a classroom with solid walls, a dry floor, and a roof that protects their dreams instead of drowning them.

Thank you for your trust in us. We do not ask lightly. We ask because these children deserve more than survival. They deserve a place where comfort and safety are not luxuries, but the foundation of their future. Stand with us. Let us rebuild this room—together.