Word ess Sunday--SPONSOR A LIFE

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Word ess Sunday--SPONSOR A LIFE

I am happy to introduce you to Joan Nanteza, a 11-year-old girl who needs full sponsorship!

A little about Joan:

• Joan was recommended us by her mother.
• There is no information currently available on Joan's father.
• Joan has 2 siblings.
• Joan has not been given an education.
• Joan's mother is a casual laborer who puts in extra hours to try to make ends meet. Despite her efforts, she is unable to provide for Joan's basic needs.
• With your support Joan will never go hungry and receive a good education.

Please contact us at successafricachildrenschoir@childrensburdencentre.org if you are interested in sponsoring Joan!

Blessings,

Roanld

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Lift Hope, Change a Child's story

Iam happy to introduce to you Linda Namulindwa a 13year old girl who needs full sponsorship. Both linda's parents died of HIV/AIDs in her childhood.She was left in the care of her grandmother with four more children in her guardianship,the grandmother is a casual labourer and tries hard to provide food and shelter.Linda now stays in our home,she is one of the most active children in the choir,good at composing songs and has a very nice voice and leads most of the songs,she has joined high school.She has not yet got a sponsor and she wants to become a lawyer in future. You can change the stories of many indigent children like Linda by becoming an ongoing sponsor,$35 per month for a grade school child and $55 per month for a jr/sr high school child. "I am holding you by your right hand i the lord your God. And i say to you. Don't be afraid. I am here to help you" Isiah 43:13

Ushindi Model

We need to building a Children’s Village to keep on track with the vision of lifting hope and building dreams of Africa’s very unfortunate poor orphaned and vulnerable underpriveleged children. An optimum size village requires 120 acres of land and will care for 300-1000 children.It will will comprise of a primary school for our children,many homes for the children,high school,medical centre,and a multipurpose hall that act us a community hall,community church,conference hall.The village will provide a safe water,designed space for running water and open place with plenty of space to live and play. etc

About UCBC

Uganda Children's Burden Centre is an indiginous Non-Governmental Organisation registered with a charity No.S.5914/6518 that was establihsed by, Ronald Kezimbira Kyobe, in 2006 during the community development work in the urban poverty areas of Kampala surburbs. Ronald came across desperate uncared for HIV/AIDS orphans, a number of whom were taken care of by single parents while others were homeless and were not taken care of, meanwhile others were internally displaced due to insurgencies by Joseph Kony in the northern part of Uganda. He then got a conviction together with his colleagues of initiating an organization that will address the problems of orphans, single parents, children/youth with HIV/AIDS, disabled children and other vulnerable children who need special care. The childrens choir is under the umbrella of Uganda Children Burden Centre,it's ministry is based on a strong christian background and focuses on lifting hope ,building dreams and nurturing God fearing leaders of tomorrow through applying biblical principals,as well as providing the five basic needs of a child food,shelter,education,clothing and parental figure.

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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Word ess Sunday--SPONSOR A LIFE

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