In this blog post, Joseph Kasule, a Social worker from Ekisa Ministries describes his experience of the Alternative Care Panel.
Joseph with a little one.
This was the first time [...]
Abaana bangi mu Uganda bakulira mu bitongole ebyannakyewa olw’ensonga yobutaba na maka gebenyumirizaamu ng’agabwe.
Ab’ekitongole kya nnakyewa ekiyitibwa ” Ugandans Adopt”banoonya amaka agayinza okweyama okuwa omwana awaka awali okwagala n’obukuumi kisobozese abaana bano okufuna obusobozi n’ebirubirirwa.
Bwoba obadde olowooza okuwaayo obudde bwo n’okwagala eri omwana ali mu kibiina twandibadde bassanyufu ssinga tuwuliza okuva gyoli.
Ugandans Adopt
If you are in Uganda and are thinking of giving a Ugandan child a future by opening your home and heart through adoption,then you are in right place.We offer guidance, support and resources before, during and after your adoption process. You can click on : Ugandans Adopt Brochure to download our brochure
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In Uganda, the media continues to shape the agenda and change public perceptions in the country. However, in matters of children rights and protection, it sometimes portrays orphanages as a good solution without highlighting the harm they cause.With a view to change this narrative and encourage family based care, we invited top Ugandan journalists to […]
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