Last month, we welcomed three children to our care. SamJust 1 year old, Sam was tragically abandoned in the forest, tied to a tree for seven days by her biological mother, during which time animals inflicted severe injuries on her. She was rescued by locals gathering firewood and taken to the hospital, where she spent two months recovering. Sam was then transferred to Toro ... read more
School Reopening
We are delighted to announce that the schools reopened on May 27, 2024, and all our children from Early Bird Nursery School successfully returned. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who ensures that the children have the necessary scholastic materials, including school fees, books, food, fuel, and more. Additionally, our classes for young children at Toro Babies ... read more
Hospital Visits and Admissions
We have visited various hospitals for different illnesses and had several admissions at Maranatha Hospital. Mugisa Raphael was admitted and needed oxygen for a few days due to an infection and flu. There have been encouraging improvements, and we hope he will be fully recovered by the end of this month. ... read more
Health Talks
In April, we held a session on health topics prepared by the Maranatha Health Center. Various subjects were covered, including protection against respiratory infections, as well as their management and causes. Additionally, information on nutrition and home remedies for treating some infections was provided. The aim of this session was to alleviate the challenge of respiratory ... read more
Charity on Mother’s Day in Cologne – Ugandan specialities for a good cause
The Cologne-based foundation Wipe a Tear e.V. has once again done its bit for a good cause. To mark Mother's Day, the association, led by Elisabeth Rugaju, organised a special event in Odonien, an artists' colony in Cologne, Germany. In perfect weather, Elisabeth and her team of volunteers prepared an Ugandan lunch that attracted numerous visitors. The event was a complete ... read more
The School Holidays Started
At the end of April, schools were closed, and all children, including those from Toro Babies Home, were sent home to be with their caregivers. Our children are having their classes with teacher Iren and are busy with a holiday package as homework. This keeps them occupied and eases the workload for the mothers caring for them. We would like to sincerely thank everyone again who ... read more
