For many children in our area going to school has not been an option. To help correct this we started two primary schools that have grown to over 200 students and growing. Many families cannot afford paying for a tuition, books, scholastic materials and supplies for their children or themselves. Homeless kids have nowhere to turn for guidance and assistance. Without some love and support these kids and adults won't get educated and may never have a chance in life. Uganda has one of the largest youth populations in the world of over 7 million, from the ages of 15 to 24. This is such a valuable resource that cannot be discarded or go to waste. Please help us!

We are one of the poorest nations in the world with many people going to sleep hungry. We provide gifts of love and necessities to anyone who needs assistance. We provide love, food, clothing, shelter and an orphanage for abandoned children and orphans and the homeless. We also provide animals, supplies, and water bikes while building water wells and African round huts to help families and those in needs. We give children balls so they can develop their athletic skills and to have some fun and a chance to make something of themselves. Please help us!

Uganda has a population over 40 million with an employment rate of about 48%. Over 70% of the workforce labors in the fields and lives on pennies a day. This leaves over 8 million Ugandans (20% of our population) so poor they cannot afford three meals a day for themselves and their family; in rural areas it is much higher. In more developed nations only 3 to 5% of the workforce works in agriculture and provides food to feed the entire country with surplus for exports. We are working to change this in Uganda in many ways including helping to launch The Improving Financial Awareness & Financial Literacy Movement in Uganda. We believe this can have a major positive impact on job creation and economic empowerment, our overall healthcare, education, agriculture and food supply and so much more.

We teach children, young people and adult's responsibility and how to work and provide for themselves and family. Children who cannot afford to go to school let alone college, need to be taught skills like tailoring, solar installation, technology, carpentry, building and repairing water wells, huts and buildings, etc. which will help them to earn a living so they can care with themselves and their families. They also need people and personal finance skills to help them manage their households and personal budgets and to make plans for their futures. Please help us!