faith childrens care uganda

Our Goals

We have a responsibility to be faithful stewards and to maintain integrity and openness in our financial practices. Therefore, we are committed to fulfilling sound, Biblical standards. Our unique ministry involves presenting the needs of God's people to God's people, then trusting the Holy Spirit to touch the hearts of those whom He wants to participate in meeting those needs.

We believe that all we have comes from God and we give it out of His hand (I Chronicles 29:14).

Because the Lord supplies us with resources for ministry mostly through individual donors, we recognize our accountability both to Him and to our donors. We have a responsibility to be faithful stewards and to maintain integrity and openness in our financial practices.

faith childrens care uganda sources of financial support are mostly individual donors. Most of them support us financially, and some support us with materials. All of them support us in our goal of reaching Uganda's widow’s orphans, Street kids and changing a bleak outcome to a hopeful one. For a list of individual donors (both local and international) and or references (local and international) to our ministry;

faith childrens care uganda

"Let the children come to me. Don't stop them! For the Kingdom of God belongs to such as these." Mark 10:14

We currently have a database of 434 children in our organization that need regular monthly support. One of our intended goals with the children is to identify the orphans that are in great need and require immediate action. We seek out the community for the immediate relatives that are still living; it can be an Uncle, an Aunt, a Cousin... we evaluate the situation, find out what the relatives think is best for the child before any action is taken.

Together with the relative's input and taking in consideration the child's preference, we decide whether this child is able to live with the relative. Another option would be for a widow or suitable family that are willing to adopt a child. The child will re-locate to their home and they will then become the guardian and will be responsible for training/guiding the child.

Many times when a parent is sick and dying from AIDS/HIV, the oldest child becomes the parent. They are no longer able to go to school and must care for the dying parent as well as work and take care of the younger siblings. This in most cases is the standard for living in Uganda The next consideration deals with the childs education, and if the child should go back to formal education (which is normally the case with younger children and teenagers who were in school at the time of the death of the parents). Vocational training is offered for teen youths that are capable and enthusiastic about the program. please Contact Us +2560757215500