Angel (8 years) Angelina (12 years) Anna Akori (16 years) Anna Angole (16 years) Anna Aya (16 years) Anna Longoko (14 years) Annette A. (16 years) Annette M. (12 years) Barbara (10 years) Brenda (12 years) Catherine (14 years) Dina (18 years) Elizabeth L. (12 years) Elizabeth N. (12 years) Gift (16 years) Gloria (11 years) Irene A. (17 years) Irene B. (14 years) Jennifer (9 years) Mai (14 years) Margaret (20 years) Miriam (11 years) Monday (18 years) Natasha (4 years) Rose (13 years) Sabrina (12 years) Sarah (19 years) Sharon (13 years) Sharuwa (11 years) Teresa (16 years) Valentina (13 years)
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Agnes (6 years) Amina (4 years) Andrew (7 years) Anisha (10 years) Bethany (9 years) (Big) Gift (9 years) (Big) Peace (6 years) Bonan (6 years) Bryan (7 years) Caleb (4 years) Catherine (13 years) David (6 years) Doreen (9 yars) Eddie (10 years) Eli (5 years) Eric (11 years) Esther (9 years) Gerold (10 years) Godwin (12 years) Grace Patience (7 years) Henry (4 1/2 years) Ian (12 years) Isima (9 years) Jolie (8 years) Joseph (11 years) Julius (4 years) Junior (11 years) Kevin (7 years) Kirabo (8 years) Laura (4 1/2 years) (Little) Esther (4 years) (Little) Gift (6 years) Luke (8 years) Matthew (7 years) Melissa (5 years) Mercy (9 years) Michael (9 years) Miko (11 years) Millie (14 years) Mugisha (10 years) Musa (8 years) Nathan (8 years) Nicholette (5 years) Patience (5 years) Patrick (6 years) Paul (10 years) Peace B. (6 years) Percy (13 years) Phillip (7 years) Praise Ezra (5 years) Randy (10 years) Rasta (7 years) Rebecca (8 years) Richard (4 years) Sam (6 years)Weiterlesen / Continue reading
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Bethany (2 years) Betty (4 years) Brian (1 year) Daniel (2 1/2 years) Elvin (3 years) Haggai (1 year) Jennifer (1 1/2 years) John Mark (4 years) Joshua (3 years) Kathryn (1 year) Kato (2 1/2 years) Lydia (5 months) Maliki (3 years) Matthew (3 1/2 years) Melvin (2 years) Mercy A. (3 years) Mercy (3 years) Moses (3 years) Musa (1 1/2 years) Najib (1 1/2 years) Prince Arthur (2 1/2 years) Robert (2 1/2 years) Ruth (10 months) Ryan (3 years) Tendo (4 1/2 years) Tracey (2 years) Tumwebaze (2 years) Vianny (2 1/2 years) Zion (3 years)
Christmas presents Sonrise Ministries 2018
We would like to give the children and caregivers at Sonrise Ministries and the families in Masese – a slum area in Jinja – individual presents to brighten up their Christmas. With 20 Euro for a certain child or a freely selectable amount for the “big pot” we can buy educational toys, clothes, hygiene articles and food locally and thus prepare an unforgettable Christmas for everyone. We have changed the project a little bit. Of course you can continue to choose a child directly. The amount per child is still 20 Euro. However, the “big pot” is new. You may pay any amount into this pot, if you do not want to decide for a specific child. At the end of the project we then divide this amount between the children without direct donors, the caregivers of Sonrise Ministries and the families of Masese. At the end of the pageWeiterlesen / Continue reading
Parcels on the way
On 18th of August we sorted again commodity items, packed parcels and already the one or other suitcase for our trip in December. Thanks to your donations we were able to send a total of four parcels to Uganda with urgently needed clothes, shoes, school materials, toys, books and much more. Thanks of course also to our lovely helpers Doris, Gabi, Hadeel, Lena, Linda, Nina, Nora, Sameh and Sarah. You were a great team. This time the packing process was connected with very much melancholy, since it is probably the last time that we will send parcels to Uganda. The EAC (East African Community) has decided for the protection of the domestic market that commodity items have to be limited and sent with very high customs duties to some East African countries. This also includes Uganda. Nevertheless, we always collect some commodity items, which we then take with us onWeiterlesen / Continue reading
Moving into the new home
On 9th September 2018 was a day full of joy at the Mirembe Cottage of Street Girls. After three years of planning and construction, the current 31 girls and their caregivers were finally able to move into their new home in Wakikoola/Uganda. The new home now offers space for a total of 58 girls. So we are able to offer even more girls a safe home far away from the life on streets. Many thanks to everyone who made this possible.
New arrivals at Sonrise Baby’s Home
In July and August 2018 we received triple growth again at Sonrise Baby’s Home. Lydia, 5 weeks (left), Mercy Adet, 3 years (middle) and Kathryn Ipulet, 1 year (right) . Lydia’s mother died at birth, her twin a few days later due to lack of food. The family could also feed Lydia only with a little milk and water, so that she was very malnourished after a very short time. Sonrise will now take care of Lydia and feed her. Mary was only 15 years old when Mercy was born. She could barely feed Mercy, so she asked Sonrise for help. Sonrise will take care of Mercy until hopefully Mary will be able to take her back sometime. Kathryn’s mother was HIV positive and died one day to a bad migraine. The father has several other children, hardly any time for Kathryn and too little food for everyone. Since most relatives ofWeiterlesen / Continue reading
One year Peace’s Hope e.V.
One year Peace’s Hope e.V. The last 365 days have flown by. Exciting days are behind us and now we can celebrate our first anniversary. Much has happened, much has been achieved and our most important vision – 100 % of donations arrive locally – has been fulfilled. But we don’t want to miss to thank you, too. What would we be without our members, supporters, donors, family and friends. Only thanks to you we could realize so many things. The next year also promises to be exciting. The growing number of Sonrise fosterlings again presents us with great challenges. We really hope that you will continue to support us and help us to improve the lives of these children in Uganda sustainably.
Two big donations
Great things happened in May. We received two big donations for the construction projects we support in Uganda. In agreement with the sponsors, one donation will be used to expand the new residential building in Wakikoola for the girls of Mirembe Cottage. In this way, we are also helping to ensure that the building can be completed before the girls are expected to move into their new home in August. There they will then live nearby to their new school, which already opened in February. Up to 60 girls can be accommodated in this house. This will allow Mirembe to provide twice as many girls with a safe home away from the streets as before. The second donation will be used to build another school for the Sonrise Children’s Home in Kamuli. The school system in Uganda consists of three different schools. Nursery School for children aged 3 to 6, Primary School forWeiterlesen / Continue reading
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The protection and security of your personal data is very important to us. We would therefore like to draw your attention to our new data protection declaration. Why are we updating? We herewith comply with the high requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of the European Union. The updated version is valid from today, the European law of the GDPR is binding for all from 25 May 2018. What exactly does this mean for you? With this change we want to make our terms easier for you to understand. You should know what happens to your data on our platform and what kind of control you have over it. Under the following link you will find the complete privacy policy: /en/privacy/ If you have any questions, you can always contact us at: info@peaceshope.com We are obliged to keep you informed about changes to our privacy policy.
