On Thursday 19th February, Church leaders and faith based Child Care Institutions were hosted to a one day Christian Childcare Conference at Gaba Community with the theme: “Take this child and nurse him for me”. The Conference, drew a cross section of church leaders, Directors and Staff from different Churches and Child Care institutions across […]
We bring the very first behind-the-scenes video of the Ugandans Adopt campaign through the eyes of our Communications Officer. For the first time since the campaign began in 2011, we are giving our supporters an exclusive to see first hand the effort that goes into making this incredible campaign.
At a recent team meeting we were discussing the incredible progress we’ve made since we began Ugandans Adopt three years ago. We had a vision for all Ugandan children to grow up in loving homes, with a family to belong to. We believed we could make families, not orphans. Turns out, you believed us too. […]
We’re receiving more and more support from local organizations, churches and schools who have seen the Ugandans Adopt campaign across the country and have been inspired by our message. Aidah, the Ugandans Adopt Communications Officer in Uganda, was delighted recently when the Brownie Guide pack at Rainbow International School chose to support Malaika Babies Home. […]
We celebrated Malaika Babies Home 3rd birthday. Special thanks to our Communications Manager Aidah Agwang, Immaculate Atwine our Care Home Manager and Maureen Orogot for organizing such a great day. Over 50 guests came to celebrate with us including other babies homes around Kampala including Sanyu Babies Home, Dwelling Places, An Open Door, Kaja Nafasi, […]
Families For Children is holding a training session for prospective and adoptive parents on October 20th 2012 at their VIVA offices in Namirembe
Child’s i Foundation recently held an Open Day at Malaika Babies Home where we got the chance to meet many of Uganda’s key journalists.
Malaika Babies’ Home is one year old! Our transitional care centre opened its doors exactly a year ago and in that time we’ve re-settled 25 babies back with their families or in to new adoptive families.
