Amina N.
Age 9
Amina lives with her grandmother in Mukono and walks 4km to school each morning. She loves reading and wants to become a nurse.
Kirabo Children's Fund · Uganda
We look after orphaned children in Uganda — not for a season, but for as long as they need us. That means school fees paid on time, meals that don't run out, and people who know each child by name.
Your giving goes to specific children and specific needs, and we show you exactly where it lands.
Sponsorship covers one child's schooling, meals, clothing and care. You can follow their progress and write to them — it's a relationship, not a transaction.
Age 9
Amina lives with her grandmother in Mukono and walks 4km to school each morning. She loves reading and wants to become a nurse.
Age 12
Joseph joined us after losing both parents in 2023. He is a careful, patient student who helps younger children with maths.
Age 7
Sarah is the youngest in her household. She started Primary 2 this year and is catching up quickly.
Age 14
Daniel repairs bicycles on weekends to support his siblings. He is preparing for his senior exams.
Age 10
Grace sings in the community choir and has not missed a school day this term.
One-off gifts toward concrete needs — a classroom roof, a term of school fees, a medical bill. When a cause is fully funded, we say so, and we show what happened next.
Covers term fees, uniforms and books for children in our programme who do not yet have a sponsor.
Routine checkups, malaria treatment and emergency care for children in our care.
Daily meals and monthly food supplies for households caring for orphaned children.
Roof, floor and sanitation repairs for family homes that are no longer safe.
A general gift lets us put money where it's most urgent this month — rent, food, a hospital visit nobody planned for. It's the quiet backbone of everything else.
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