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Mirembe Cottage of Street Girls_2017

  Angelina  11 years Anna Akori 15 years Anna Angole 15 years Anna Aya 16 years         Anna Longoko 14 years Annette A. 15 years Annette M. 11 years Barbara 9 years         Brenda 11 years Cathy 13 years Dina 15 years Elizabeth L. 11 years           Elizabeth N. 12 years Gift 15 years Gloria 9 years Irene A. 16 years         Irene B. 13 years Jennifer 8 years Mai 13 years Margaret 19 years         Miriam 9 years Monday 17 years Natasha 3 years Rose 14 years         Sabrina 14 years Sarah 19 years Sharon 14 years Teresa 16 years       Valentina 10 years      

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Construction Mirembe Cottage of Street Girls

  Until 2017, the Mirembe Cottage of Street Girls was situated in a rented building which doesn’t have provided enough room for the increasing number of girls for quite some time. Thanks to some donations we were able to buy a piece of land in Wakikoola which is only a few minutes away from Jinja. With this project the founders of Sonrise Ministries also want to help people who don’t belong to their organisation. The extensive project envisages the construction of several buildings like two residential buildings, one for the girls and one for the staff, a school, one water well, sanitary facilities, solar collectors, a defensive wall, a cafeteria, a small hospital and many more. The project will be realised according to the incoming amount of donations. It will also benefit the surrounding community which currently lacks a school, a hospital and only offers a few jobs nearby. TheWeiterlesen / Continue reading

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Commodity items Sonrise Ministries

Unfortunately, we had to stop shipping in the previous form. The East African Community has decided to deduct high customs duties on the import of commodity items in order to protect their domestic markets. In the meantime this makes the shipment no longer profitable despite the great demand of the Sonrise Ministries. We will try to cover quite a bit via the local market. After all, boosting the local economy is also an important part of helping people to help themselves. However, we are still looking for and collecting some commodity items. We take these with us directly in our suitcases when we travel to Uganda. We currently have the greatest need for the following commodity items:   baby bottles and/or pacifiers for baby bottles brushes for baby bottles toothbrushes, electrical shavers/clipping machines, razors, razor blades, nail scissors, brushes, combs, product samples of any kind torches/ headlights crayons, pens, ballWeiterlesen / Continue reading