Our Stories
How we are rewriting the script for children living in orphanages in Uganda
My first 100 days
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas. Having been in post for just over 100
Oscar is so full of life
“Oscar is now able to eat our local food,” Oscar’s mum, Sandra, tells us with
Celebrating Community Volunteers
“Most children with disabilities are neglected in my community and are not cared for. As
The Big Give Christmas Challenge
Christmas is coming, and of course, we’re thinking about presents. But what about children whose
Allan fits right in
“I have always wanted to adopt, to provide a home to a child in need,”
Jack has filled our home with laughter and more love
With twelve grown-up children now living out in the world on their own, Mr. and
“I am breaking the cycle of family separation in my community”
“I know first hand how hard life is for children who do not grow up
It gives me so much joy to open my heart and home to children in need – Teddy
Being a single mother of three hasn’t stopped Teddy from opening her heart and home
Families Belong together
Two years ago, Joy was the first child we reunited with her family from Smile
A family is the best place for a child to grow
Community Volunteers during the training “I am surrounded by children every day. My superpower is
“I am happy to be home”, says Samuel
Samuel with his aunt “I like living with my aunt at home,” Samuel says. “
I am happy that my children are growing up with me, says Abigail
Abigail and her triplets You can see the love on Abigail’s face as she watches
It takes a village to raise a child – the role of Community Volunteers
We meet Ramadhan in his element, doing what he does best: interacting with his community
Helping Kampala Archdiocese Reimagine How They Care
“The children placed in our care will now have a chance to grow up in
I gave birth to baby Lindah from my heart
“…Baby Lindah… baby Lindah…baby baby Lindah …” It is singing time in Jackie’s home, something
“My biggest motivation has been bringing about positive social change.”
In a world filled with social challenges, we need individuals who are committed to making
Changing the narrative
Some of the journalists in attendance discussing the importance of children growing up in families
You do not need to be rich or have a big house, all you need is love for the children
Mr and Mrs Esaka Do you remember the story of Ruth, our first ever foster