Apio Sharon is 19 year—old orphan who grew up under the mercy of a step mother hailing from Omwonyo Gweno, Amogo parish Aleptong District born from a family of 06 children. In 2016, Sharon sat S.4 from St. Andrew, Lugazi where she didn’t perform to the expectation because of the living condition, environment and harsh treatment by the step mum – who through stigma viewed educating a girl and an impaired girl to be a waste of time and resources. When she comes back home from school every evening, she is exposed to harsh labor, torture, hate and trauma and

Oyella Patience is 14 year old, total orphan who lives under the care of her grandmother who is diabetic and hypertensive in Pabit, Purongo Sub County, and Nwoya District. After losing her mother at birth efforts to trace her biological father since have hit a dead end. The sickle grandmother struggled to look for school fees until she had to give up and Oyella dropped out of class 5 Recently a calamity befell them and their hut where they were staying caught fire and everything in the house burnt and it was futile to save anything. Help and support Oyella

“I wish to go back to school, complete my P.7 school and in the future become someone better. I aspire to become a medical Dr. When I become someone better, I will buy land and relocate my Aunty from renting. If others can make it, why not me?” Auma Gifty narrate, Auma Gifty, 9-year-old girl is an orphan living with her Aunty, Ms. Akello Jennifer in Pader Town Council, Lagwai, Pader District. “Gifty is a very brilliant girl and most teachers in school love so much. Her situation is a little bit different, as the real mother – my sister,

AOl Jennifer 26 year old girl and an orphan from a family of nine siblings she was born with a physical disorder. She hails from Ayom village, Bardege Divison, Gulu District. AOL dropped out of school in Primary four due to continued stigma from fellow children at school who made her a laughing stock because of her condition and the 5km distance she had to walk every morning while moving slowly without transport and balancing her steps with her size of the head. The mother could no longer afford to pay her school fees because of the many children at

Ayot Sharon is 17 years old and resident of pawatomera village in Purongo Sub County, Nwoya District. She a total orphan who lost her parents at a tender age, due to HIV. This left her with overwhelming responsibilities of her four siblings and two of her children. Ayot works as a casual laborer on people’s farmers in order to raise money to feed the big family, which most times she does not get payment on time and children sleep hungry. Support Ayot to acquire handcraft skills training in order to be able to support her children and siblings.

Meet Apwoyocan Prisca, last born from the family of nine (9) children in Kal village, Toro parish, and Amuru district. Since the demise of her father, Apwoyocan has been hopping from one family to another in search of a job to help her support her education. Other than baby-sitting, washing utensils in hotels and ploughing land, Prisca hawks food, which has helped her raise school fees, however this has become risky  because she always fallen prey to men who have wanted to take advantage of her vulnerability. Prisca needs your support as she has been unble to make her own

Akena Oscar Rozarus aged 16 years and a drop out  of senior one class because the grandmother could not afford to take continue paying his school fees  and his under the care  of by his grandmother who lives in Olony village, Anaka Town Council. Akena is an  orphan who is HIV positive, which he contracted at birth and was abandoned by his mother and  a good Samaritan found him with help of the village leaders they were able to locate Akena’s grandmother. The outbreak of COVID 19, has left Akena’s grandmother the care taker struggling to feed him and five