Greetings from Toro Babies Home in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. Toro Babies Home wishes you all the best in whatever you’re doing especially in this period of Covid 19.
Home Status
The Home is moving on well both the children and staff are all fine. The Home is moving on well with 48 children 24 girls and 24 boys. We did not get any new child in these two months.
The new twins and their sister Gorret Katusiime Gloria are now fine, but Isingoma Simon Joseph developed some complications in his stomach. The doctor said he has Hernia which will need to operated with time but it’s too painful, he cries a lot and cannot sleep well.
Staff
The Staff is fine and working hard to make the Home move on well. They appreciate the love and care you always give them. Lucy is doing a great job in cleaning the office and making the compound clean. Teacher Irene is doing well to help the children study and play in the Home with a lot of activities. She has kept all the children active and very happy.The staff members who make this Home move on very well and always putting a smile on these innocent souls. We appreciate their efforts.
New Volunteers
We have 2 new German volunteers from Erzbistum Osnabrück since September. It is Carla and Judith who help in so many house chores like washing clothes, peeling matooke, mopping and feeding children. They have helped in the physiotherapy classes and help do exercises with the children. They normally visit the hospital with the sick children.
Resettlement
We have not resettled any child in these two months because of the lockdown but hopefully in November we shall resettle some.
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy classes were done well and am happy our children are doing very well.
Murunga Stephen is also improving and the leg is healing slowly. She is going back to Kampala for review on 12.11.2021.
Keron was back from the hospital and a glad that he is improving very well. He is trying to walk but we lack a walker which can help him start walking on his own. He is very happy and pushes this old walker very well.
Gift is also improving with a help from Ruth the volunteer and she has helped her very much and gift has a smile all the time. Volunteer Ruth who helps the children with physiotherapy exercises especially with Gift and David. David has begun to stand and walk with support.
Kisembo John who had a club foot was again worked on and after two weeks she will be fine and plasters removed.
Kasiisi and Kasiisi Farm projects
Kasiisi is doing well. we are harvesting cassava, sweet potatoes, beans and maize now. The farmers are digging new gardens for sweet potatoes and maize. Kagote is doing very well too. The plantation is doing well and we have begun harvesting vegetables, matooke and maize. We harvest matooke every week and Tadeo is doing a great job.
Challenges
Our saucepans in the kitchen are all getting old and we request to have new ones. The quotations are around 1.190.000 UGX.
Thank you Lord for the Love and Care you provide for us.