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    Read more about the article “Child’s i Foundation has helped me achieve my dreams”

    “Child’s i Foundation has helped me achieve my dreams”

    • Post author:Priscah Warigo
    • Post published:November 3, 2021
    • Post category:Rebuilding Families
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    “I got to know Child’s i Foundation after I left St Michael’s. Aunt Ruth (social worker) called me on the phone and we met up. She told me to write…

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    Read more about the article “I love my grandchildren”

    “I love my grandchildren”

    • Post author:Priscah Warigo
    • Post published:October 20, 2021
    • Post category:Rebuilding Families
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    Nambi is a doting grandmother to her 15 grandchildren. After losing 4 of her 6 children, Nambi had to take on the role of a mother to make sure her…

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    Read more about the article Challenges faced by young people with lived experience of care

    Challenges faced by young people with lived experience of care

    • Post author:Priscah Warigo
    • Post published:October 19, 2021
    • Post category:Rebuilding Families
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    Today, we talk to the leading psychologist on our Wellbeing Project, Grace Atim. Grace shares her views on the challenges young people with lived experience of care face in Uganda…

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    Read more about the article “Mental health is a fundamental right”

    “Mental health is a fundamental right”

    • Post author:Priscah Warigo
    • Post published:October 10, 2021
    • Post category:Rebuilding Families
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    In collaboration with Alternative Care Initiatives and Makerere University Kampala, Child’s i Foundation is rolling out an awareness-building youth mental wellbeing project, with the generous support of Grand Challenges Canada.…

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    Read more about the article Martin is a blessing to our family

    Martin is a blessing to our family

    • Post author:Priscah Warigo
    • Post published:September 29, 2021
    • Post category:Rebuilding Families
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    “Martin has been a blessing to our family,” Richard, Martins’ foster dad says beaming. Martin has just woken up from his daily afternoon nap and it’s feeding time. “He prefers…

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    Read more about the article Submission to the UN Committee on Children’s Rights and Alternative Care

    Submission to the UN Committee on Children’s Rights and Alternative Care

    • Post author:Priscah Warigo
    • Post published:September 6, 2021
    • Post category:Rebuilding Families
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    Children without parental care in Africa are among the most vulnerable and disregarded groups of children. Now is the time for governments to design, build and maintain sustainable child protection…

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    Read more about the article Preventing family separation in Mpigi

    Preventing family separation in Mpigi

    • Post author:Priscah Warigo
    • Post published:July 12, 2021
    • Post category:Rebuilding Families
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    One of our core values at Child’s i Foundation is collaboration. We work in partnership and harness the collective wisdom that emerges when individuals work together. We strive to carry…

    Continue ReadingPreventing family separation in Mpigi
    Read more about the article “Allow children to have a voice,” Nicole

    “Allow children to have a voice,” Nicole

    • Post author:Priscah Warigo
    • Post published:November 20, 2020
    • Post category:Rebuilding Families
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    “Children should not be forgotten in any situation, more so during a global pandemic,” shared Nicole Ndawula. Nicole is making masks for children we work with as her school social…

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    Read more about the article Supporting young adults leaving care

    Supporting young adults leaving care

    • Post author:Priscah Warigo
    • Post published:October 26, 2020
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    "The first time I cooked for myself was a disaster. My rice was overcooked. I did not know how to measure the ratio of water to rice,” Anna laughed as…

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    Read more about the article Supporting families to get through the pandemic

    Supporting families to get through the pandemic

    • Post author:Priscah Warigo
    • Post published:September 9, 2020
    • Post category:Rebuilding Families
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    Alisat washes clothes in her neighborhood to make a living and provide for her three young children. As a single mother, it has been tough for her to provide and…

    Continue ReadingSupporting families to get through the pandemic

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