Thousands of children in Uganda become orphans after the death of there parents leaving them in gaps of limited accessibility to quality education, clothing and shelter.
Help us to make there lives cheerful.
Uganda is one of the poorest countries in Africa, with a long
history of political turmoil, human rights abuse and economic
strife. Added to this dangerous mix has been the continuous
spread of HIV/AIDS, as well as various other contagious deadly
diseases such as the Cholera, Typhoid, Polio, Measles, Covid-19
and periodic influxes of refugees across Africa.
The continual onslaught of all these disasters has left an even bigger tragedy in
their wake: thousands of orphans abandoned to survive on their own.
These innocent victims are often preyed upon by adults and
forced to work as unpaid house maids, evolution into thieves and even prostitutes.
Without comfort, shelter, or education, there is
little hope for the future of the orphans in Uganda.
Ddembelyabato orphanage project under Siloam Pool Ministries wants to
deliver that hope to Ugandan children.
Reference: pmc/articles
(Left) Marison Miller from California, USA during her volunteership in 2019.
(Right) Christine Ayesiza who happens to be the Administrator at Siloam Pool Ministries
"Thousands of children in Uganda become orphans after the death of there parents leaving them in gaps of limited accessibility to quality education, clothing and shelter. Help us to make there lives cheerful."
Ddembelayabato orphanage project was built from the core principles of fearing God. The children are raised with the core principles of praising, worshipping and praying to God.
To impact the lives of orphaned children (boys and girls) and women through a project based approach.
Since our establishment, with the help and donations of various groups of people in the society, we have managed to provide a home and education to over 251 total orphans. While some are nolonger with us, we are proud to have impacted them.