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REVIVE THE CHILDREN’S HOPE AFRICA
Revive The Children’s Hope Africa is a Christian orphanage home located in Katanga region. Managed by Mr & Mrs Kitonsa and with the help of concerned Christian volunteers, they co-ordinate efforts for God’s love to be demonstrated in kind and deed, ie: orphans, street and abandoned children, child prostitutes. Revive The Children’s Hope Africa is a partners of Worldwide Missions Outreach Ministries based in the United Kingdom. Worldwide Missions Outreach Ministries regularly support Revive The Children’s Hope Africa but face difficulties to meet the children’s needs.
UGANDA
Uganda has seen one of the most effective national responses to the HIV/AIDS pandemic on the African continent. Following the end to the civil war in 1986, the new government created and implemented comprehensive policies that dramatically slowed the rate of new infections. It has been estimated that the HIV prevalence stood at 18.5% in the early 1990s while it declined to 5% in 2002.
According to IMF statistics, in 2004 Uganda's GDP per-capita reached $300, a much higher level than in the Eighties but still at half of Sub-Saharan African average income of 600 dollars per year. Total GDP crossed the 8 billion dollar mark in the same year. CURRENT ACTIONS They currently rent two houses used as homes for the 217 Children in great needs. Past of every single child is different but we want to give to each of them a second chance in life. All the orphanage’s children are going to different schools around …. Presently, we are only able to provide them small quantity of food and pay for their school fees.
OUR GOALS
To reach out to the un-reached children and giving them a second chance in life: Revive The Children’s Hope Africa can take control of the Children’s future, solve their problems, and rely on itself with the right support. To raise funds to finance our projects: This work involves fund raising for various business projects (ie: create a farm to generate jobs and resources), the Orphanage and its educational team, clothes and food. Fighting poverty, we fund long-term work worldwide and train poor people to sustain to their own needs.
HOW CAN YOU HELP?
By making a donation!!!
The average yearly income a household earn in Uganda is £150:
£1.00 = 3426.87 shilling average yearly income of 514,030 shillings. What’s not significant for you! Is so significant for others with WMOM make a difference. WMOM for a better World!!!
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