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Vision Of Hope Children’s Centre Uganda Donate Now "We Walk By Faith Not By Sight" 2 CORINTHIANS 5:7

VISION

The vision of this organization is seeing a changed generation full of hope

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MISSION STATEMENT

We seek to be a channel of hope to the helpless children, by expressing the love of God to them, making a warm environment to restore hope and producing young responsible citizens.

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To produce psychosocial therapy with in self-help group and self-reliant skills.

To provide formal education/vocational skills training to children.

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MEET OUR COMMUNITY SCHOOL

LAEL LEARNING CENTRE is a community school that operates under our children’s centre; this school was started with an idea of giving a quality education. Currently, we are operating as a kindergarten and still aiming for more classes and construct it up to grade 7. This is something we have prayed for always and we participated in laying 30,000 bricks that we used to construct this kindergarten building. This was joint effort of vision of hope children’s centre Uganda, the local community and all our generosity donors and well-wishers.

Our curriculum provides basic education, enriched with life skills and training as a way of unlocking potential that is naturally built within, in order to transform their lives for a future responsible citizen.

We are sure all who have participated in the construction of the community school from the time we started thinking about building it to the level we are now will be remembered for many Generations and we always say will never die since your hand will still operate in restoring hope to all who will go through this community school.

Officially, we opened it up for studies on 3rd February 2025, we recommend and call all friends to be part of this amazing work. THERE IS AN OPEN OPPORTUNITY TO SPONSOR A CHILD THROUGH THIS SCHOOL.

SPONSOR A CHILD AT 50USD/37GBP PER MONTH

Under this program a loving guardians takes on responsibility to support a needy child/student. Your monthly gift of 50USD/37GBP will give your sponsored child access to life changing benefits like medical care, educational support, life skills and clothes. As a sponsor you will be able to see your impact at first hand through letters and photos from your child, academic reports as per school term and video call, you will see how much you are helping a child when they need it most. You are free to correspond with the child through writing, feel free to choose any kid. Contact us for a child to sponsor through cvisionofhope@gmail.com.

Education/vocational skills

To provide formal education/vocational skills training to children.

Supporting policy

Advocating for a supporting policy frame work that leads improvement of the lives of the vulnerable population.

Build capacities of poor

To build capacities of poor, vulnerable families to be able to respond to socio-economic challenges.

HOPE SKILLS PROJECT

Through this project children are taught how to make bangles, bags, necklaces and many others. This is to help the community in the way that children learn how to make income that can be useful to their families. Currently, we have employed different individuals to train our children more skills like bakery, tailoring, liquid soap making and others.

Education/vocational skills

To provide formal education/vocational skills training to children.

Supporting policy

Advocating for a supporting policy frame work that leads improvement of the lives of the vulnerable population.

Build capacities of poor

To build capacities of poor, vulnerable families to be able to respond to socio-economic challenges.

HENS OF HOPE PROJECT

In this project a number of hens have been given out to our children in different families, each family receives a single hen just due to limited funds. These children have kept their hens and currently they have got more than three (3) hens out of a single hen . We go on to train them how to take care of these hens through all stages like laying eggs, hatching eggs and brooding them, growth of the young ones (chicks) up to the mature second generation hens. This project is to train children how to work hard with their hands to earn an income for personal values.

JOANNA GIRLS OF HOPE SANITARY PROJECT

This project is aiming at reaching out to girls with sanitary pads so that they get safe menstruation and causing zero stigma to them. We make counseling and encouraging them on sanitary hygiene. This project is dedicated to mum Joanna who is at work on making zero menstrual stigma through vision of hope children’s Centre Uganda.

LIGHT LAUGHTER DENTAL PROJECT

We are passionate on providing access to dental care to people in developing areas in hand with Corinne a dentist who always lead us in dental out reaches.

REBECCA SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS.

All our children are part of this class but on different age groups. Our aim is passing the word of God to the next generation as an organization guided by Christian principals. This is a very key project, sister Rebecca and Brother Jonathan are in charge of all activities concerning spiritual issues.

HOPE AGRICULTURAL FARM.

This is a project where we grow food to feed our children and the community to cause zero hunger. We discovered we need to feed children in order to stop malnutrition and retarded growth. We have are growing different kind of crop, like the different seeds mum Maud mailed to us from Netherlands.

GOATS OF HOPE PROJECT

Constantly we have given out goats to our children as a way to train children on how to generate income as they look after them from a single goat to many generation goats more so in this , children are given farming skills as they personally look after these goats. Children have been able to have personal needs settled from the project like clothes and others hence having responsible hard working citizens for the next generation

POWER OF PIGS PROJECT WITH BURKE FAMILY

Here we rare pigs as one of the projects at the Centre, a number of children enjoy being part of this project.

LOVE FOR PETS PROJECT

We respect and love animals at vision of hope children’s Centre Uganda, by these children are given a chance to have time to care, cater, and think about these animals. This is health and increases opportunities to exercise, socialization and child self-esteem. This help us encourage childhood responsibilities to display improved impulse control, this has improved an additional control and bonding of the children through the full time spent with the pets as a family. This is one way of helping children with physical problems to quickly recover from stress, loneliness, anxiety and idle mind. It provides time to the children to think more on what to do next.

COVID-19 FOOD PROGRAM FOR NEEDY CHILDREN IN UGANDA.

We have been able to give good supplies to all families with our children during the time when the world is at tension for the pandemic around the world, due to the local down in uganda children have not been able to be at school due to the government close-up of all educational institutions. Many families have faced lack in daily life since most of the economic activities lack markets and other have been stopped and all the means of transport. We have been able to supply food to our children to save lives, this has been a blessing that in such a hard moment we have stood to restore hope in the very urgent time when its needed.

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Some of Transformed lives testimonies

MADRINE’S STORY

Madrine joined our children’s centre on 29th August 2021 as a 7 year little girl whose life was in a very bad situation. By this time at a visual site everyone thought she was 2 years because of her malnourished body growth. At 4 years Madrine was abandoned on a road side by her mother who could no longer afford taking care of her because she was not receiving any support from Madrine’s father who had married a second wife and was not taking his responsibility anymore. This innocent angel was picked by a good Samaritan who read the note her mother had left with her laid on the road side, this helped her recognize madrine’s age, and name. This lady brought Madrine to our director Tamale, who posted about her on all our social and took good care for her by taking her for medication and added nutritional food to her as advised by the pediatrician called Dr. Anitah from masaka children’s clinic. Currently madrine’s life is a communal testimony that everyone talks about, madrine can now walk, smile, and she is health. It took us 4 months to see her with a hopefilled smile. We thank all that contributed towards madrines life. Currently she needs a monthly sponsor

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TOM’S TESTMONY
Tom was a 12 year old young boy who stayed on the streets of Masaka since he was 10 years, he stayed on the street for 2 years after the death of his father and his mother was remarried to another man. He was chased out from home by his step father and his only option was going to stay on the street, his life ended up in a complicated situation, he was sleeping on boxes and cover himself with sack. We thank Tomek who bought him new clothes at seeing his story and great thanks to Mikolaj who decided to be Tom’s Sponsor. He paid Tom’s school fees during the covid 19 situation and currently Tom is studying hair dressing and cosmetology. His life will never be the same again.

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TAMALE’S STORY AND TESTMONY TO GROWTH AND HOPE RESTORATION. When I write about the African mother it does not mean that I have just seen this without experience but personally I have experienced this as I grew up with a single mother called Betty and this was a great experience to me. My father had many wives and this made him abandon some of his families and children I saw my mother suffering to bring us up, we were six neglected children and of that number am the fifth. The actual number would be eight but my mother had miscourage to twins during the fifth period of her pregnancy and after that she bore me and I took the position of the twins.
My mother is one of the most loving mothers in the world, my birth too was full of complication and my mother was even about to lose me in the process of my growth but God knew who I ought to be in the world. His purpose was divine for my living.
MY MOTHER’S NARRATION AS I GROW
At my birth my mother was taken to a local midwife who even failed to help her yet it was the real time for me to be out of her womb. She was sent to Masaka referral hospital as an emergence by the local midwife who even never followed her to the referral. A few of her friends went with her in fear of what may happen to both of us, my mother’s life and my life were in trouble. As they entered into the hospital at the steers heading to the maternity ward she felt the baby was coming out at a speed. It is when she was helped to deliver me. As I grew, she has always repeatedly said this story and I could feel small but today I am proud to say this story in hope restoration. Many mothers in Africa are going through the same situation, I thank God I am living today and my mother did not die that day but some mothers lose their lives and some children also lose lives in such reckless issue. I call upon our reader to gain a heart of hope restoration to such parents and their children because it is risky to both the mother and the child hence losing someone who would be of a great value in the world. Imagine, in case I had died who would take the part of hope restoration to orphans that the Lord is using me, would actually vision of hope children’s centre Uganda exist! So when such a person is helped, the nation may be blessed because I discovered that every person has got ability in his or her life. During those days, we were renting a single muddy room in the rural area of Masaka called kimaanya at a price of 1.3 US DOLLAR per month, that we even failed to raise in a month due to a pressure of more responsibilities at home like searching for food and clothes and all this was to be catered for buy a single mother. This single room was shares by a mother and six children, it was small in size and it was also occupied with a lot of things that were even of no value. In this room we only had one bed and this belonged to mother and my little sister and the others we share two old small mattresses. The house roof was linking, whenever it could rain we would not sleep that night. We were not schooling, not until a vent doctor called aunt Eva came to immunize animals at the village chair person’s place and saw us moving up and down as vargabons, She wrote my name and my brother’s name and she registered us under a child development centre that was at deliverance church Masaka, then I saw myself at school for the first time. I started school when I was 6(six) years old. Despite of my being to school, the situation at home was still not good. Though we were passing through such situation, my mother had a heart of helping other children and this inspired me much no matter what was happening but she had a helpful heart. I remember one day as some of my elder brothers went to find their only life with other relative, by that time the number of children at home was three (3). I saw mother coming in with a boy of about seventeen (17) years, and the boy had stayed on the streets of Masaka for three (3) years and he lied my mother that he lost all his parent and my mother became compassionate to him, but unfortunately after a week the boy ran from home and he ran with some of our valuables at home, but in just a number of six years the boy was shoot dead as he was found stilling people’s property in the town, which was sad news to us at home. My mother’s habit of bringing new children went on and I remember we were ten children at home and we grew up as a single family and in our midst segregation was a taboo and incase it would appear at any time this would lead to a punishment to he or she who may have been the cause, she would call us together and counsel us, reconcile us and the victim warned or punished accordingly. Personally my mother was a vender in a market and always we had to go and help her during the working hours if not at school to a few of us who were schooling. This helped us to learn how to be hard working and it was an eye opener to that everyone can work and also can restore hope that’s why I keep the fire burning of hope restoration but one another level. I want to encourage our readers that no matter how you struggle with life, there is hope for a cut tree to grow again at the presence of scent of living water. As Today I graduated as a medical laboratory technician, and also a big number of children depend on my existence. You and I can happen to restore hope with the little God has blessed us with as ascent of water, so I call upon you to join me at VISION OF HOPE CHILDREN’S CENTRE UGANDA to restore hope. When I look far in the past, I see my mother slaughtering the biggest family cock once in a year to indicate and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, through this act hope was restored to me and my siblings. Always on this day it is when we could experience the true meaning of a happy life and full of memories. This was a small occasion where we would enjoy ourselves. It would seem to be a mere act but it could bring us re union as a family.

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WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT US

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“ As a person who supports Vision of Hope children’s centre uganda from the USA I’m encouraged by the work I see. The outreach efforts of staff to the community and the development of the children in a loving and supportive place is phenomenal. I dream of one day visiting this place in Uganda and speaking with these children. I know that these children and so many like them only want a chance to contribute to the world. My small contributions of money and sharing the centre with my online community is the small thing that I can do. I know that this small thing can #ChangetheWorld ”

MUM MARGARET
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My brother and friend Tamale Ashiraf

Takes care of over 95 orphan children in Masaka, Uganda. I give the little support I have to them and am proud to know him and to see what he does with my support, he gives accountability and he is so transparent. He is remarkable young man of 24 years, a pastor, a husband to his wife Phionah and soon to be a young father to his first child to be born. His own baby will have many older brothers and sisters to help care of it. Tamale has pigs and chickens and grows coffee and bananas, to help him support his own vision He cares for the children with the help of many dedicated men and women. He has plans for a school in the future, hospital and churches I am happy for the wonderful love and care that his children receive. He restores their hope for a bright future, also he restore hope to me when I feel lonely He teaches them about the love of God the Father for each of us. I am very happy to help support this young man in his love of God and neighbor. God bless you. ”

Brother Philip
Florida (United States of America)
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“ “Vision of Hope Children’s Center Uganda was founded by an extraordinary young man, Tamale Ashiraf who is an inspiration to not only the children he works with, but to me as well. This organization aids children in receiving their basic needs, and I feel so blessed to be able to contribute to that. Tamale and his staff have thought of every necessary project for over 100 children. Not only does the organization provide food and fun activities, but their projects are sustainable for the livelihood of their participants. This is one of my favorite parts about Vision of Hope C.C Ug. The children are learning to be contributing members of society by learning crafts and farming that will help them earn money and skills that will last a life time. Tamale has also provided many people overseas with the opportunity to contribute to something greater than themselves and start their own projects within the organization. He has encouraged me to start the Light Laughter Dental Clinic that not only aids the participants with their oral health care, but also contributes to a lifelong career goal of mine, which is to provide dental care worldwide. It has been an exemplary experience working with this organization and I can’t wait to see how far it goes! ”

SISTER CORINNE
USA
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“ I know Vision of hope Children's Centre Uganda now for two years. It's a beautiful, warm, Christian organization. Tamale Ashiraf helps children from the street. He picks them up and helps the kids to get a better life. There are very good projects. The pig- project and the farm project and more. They have their own banana plantation. Kids can be sponsored and so can all of us be a necessary part of this loving organization. All what they do is helping the kids to get a good life where people loved them, care for them, let them go to school etc. i am proud to be a part of it. ”

MUM KARIN AND GERRIT
NETHERLANDS
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“ Vision of Hope children’s centre Uganda is an uplifting inspirational charity Tamale runs it and is a shining example of joy and hope to these poor orphaned children. It’s rare these days to find a charity like this, I sponsor a lovely young lady called Nadia and contribute to her once every month. Please find it in your hearts to do the same I can highly recommend them ”

GARY
UNITED KINGDOM

OUR COMMITTEE MEMBERS

The management structure is led by the vision bearer/overseer followed by the board of directors, followed by the volunteer helper (executive committee members), followed by parents and children.

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“ TAMALE ASHIRAF was born in 1998 in Uganda from Masaka District; he is the founder of a ministry called THE FOUR REVIVAL GOSPEL MINISTRIES and VISION OF HOPE CHILDREN’S CENTRE UGANDA. By profession he is a medical laboratory technicians and an author, he wrote his first book (SALVATION IS FOR ALL) at the age of 14 and his second book (YOUTH OF THE LORD’S GENERATION) at the age of 16, he has wrote many more books like LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL, which is based to a true African mother, how children pass through touch and African culture. This book is touching hundreds of it readers. Tamale Ashiraf grew up with a single mother in a family of 2 sisters and 3 brothers in a small muddy single room of about 10x10 feet, this was a family that was totally abandoned and they had no any hope to see light at the end of the tunnel, he passed through the hands of a person he has never met up to now who was called GEORGE HEWETT, who supported him through compassion for 15 years. “This was a person I never got opportunity of meeting yet he touched and chanced my life through his good heart and acts to share what he had with me;(Tamale said). For this children’s Centre he has a vision of seeing a changed generation, through seeking to be a channel of hope to the hopeless children by expressing the love of God to them, making a warm environment to restore hope and producing young responsible citizens. ”

TAMALE ASHIRAF
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“ NALUGOOTI VICENCIA was born in 1958 on the village called Mukungwe in Kalungu district (formally cut from greater Masaka district). She so passionate to children and she has been in children ministry for many years. She is the secretary on the board of directors at VISION OF HOPE CHILDRENS CENTRE UGANDA, and a mother to all children at the centre. By professional Vicencia is a secretary and currently a retired secretary. She has worked with different organizations and schools as a mother warden. She is currently, staying in masaka district with her siblings and vulnerable children on the village called kirimya” ”

NALUGOOTI VICENCIA
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“ “TUSHABE FREDRICK was born in 1971 in Masaka district found in Uganda, he is the chief advisor on the board of directors. He is married to Betty Tushabe and a father of 4 children. Fredrick is a painter by profession and a bible teacher, he has work with different bible schools. Also with skills and values on child development. He is a translator of English to Luganda (the local language in Uganda) and has worked with different visitors to Uganda from different parts of the world. Also he has worked with different child development centers. He is currently staying in Masaka district with his family in the village called Kitabazi. ” ”

TUSHABE FREDRICK

ABOUT OUR HOME DISTRCT MASAKA

Masaka is a city in the Buganda Region of Uganda, west of Lake Victoria.[2] The city is the headquarters of Masaka District.[3]
Location
Masaka is approximately 132 kilometres (82 mi) to the south-west of Kampala on the highway to Mbarara.[4] The city is close to the Equator. The coordinates of Masaka are 0°20’28.0″S, 31°44’10.0″E (Latitude:-0.341111; Longitude:31.736111).[5] Masaka lies at an average elevation of 1,288 metres (4,226 ft) above sea level.[6]
History
 Masaka was founded as a township in 1953. It became a town council in 1958 and a municipality in 1968.[7] Masaka was a strategically important location during the Uganda–Tanzania War (1978–79), and was accordingly garrisoned by Uganda Army troops. These soldiers terrorized the local civilians, and most fled the town. On 23–24 February 1979, the Tanzania People’s Defence Force and allied Ugandan rebels attacked the settlement, resulting in the Battle of Masaka. The town was bombarded with artillery, and fell to the Tanzanian-led forces after light resistance. The Tanzanians subsequently levelled much of the town to take revenge for atrocities committed by the Uganda Army during its previous invasion of northwestern Tanzania.[8] In course of the Ugandan Bush War, Masaka again suffered from fighting. The town was garrisoned by the Uganda National Liberation Army which served as Uganda’s national army at the time. In late 1985, National Resistance Army rebels laid siege to the town. After heavy combat, Masaka’s garrison surrendered on 10 December 1985.[9] In 2019 the Cabinet of Uganda, resolved to award Masaka, city status effective July 2023.[2][10] In November of the same year, Cabinet revised the date of city status to 1 July 2020.[11]
Population
According to the 2002 national census, the population of Masaka was about 67,800. In 2010, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) estimated the population at 73,300. In 2011, UBOS estimated the mid-year population at 74,100.[12] In August 2014, the national population census put the population at 103,829.[1]

ABOUT US

Vision Of Hope Children’s Centre - Uganda is a non profit Community Based Organization (CBO) in masaka district. This Organization is fully Registered by Government of Uganda Under a registration No. CD2019/1649. We have touched lives of more than 50 children and we hope to help thousands of childen through this program. This organization is founded by Tamale Ashiraf after growing as a needy, abandoned child who grew up under the guidance of a single mother. It started in April 2018 with 5 children, 2 boys and 3 girls who were not supported at the first but now supported and registered. We hope to help more children through this program. The children stay in the program from time of registration up to 20 years if not departed due to contradictions and not complying with the policies. The program is aiming at developing children and their families in four aspects of life (i.e. Physical, socio-emotional, economic and spiritual). We hope to help children grow economically by topping their school fees in different schools where they go. They are equipped with livelihood skill through HOPE SKILLS PROJECT like handcraft skills for example bags, bangles, necklaces and many more. Also some of our children have received hens through THE HENS OF HOPE PROJECT as a way of training our children how to rare hens and we monitor this project throughout all stages. The Socio –emotional aspect is tackled in a way that children are taught how to relate well with others and how to deal with their emotions at all times of life. The physically part children are to be treated when sick and are also taught how to live healthy, care givers who are HIV positive are to be encouraged to take their medication and counseled at all times. Spiritually, children, their families and the community shall be exposed to the love and redeeming gospel of Jesus Christ.

OUR HISTORY

Vision of Hope Children’s Centre - Uganda is a nonprofit Community Based Organization (CBO) in Masaka district. This Organization is fully registered by Government of Uganda Under a registration No. CD2019/1649. At vision of hope children’s centre Uganda we work with minors, abandoned children, street children and children whose lives are immersed in suffering, loneliness and whose rights are being mistreated through different acts. Starting this nonprofit organization came as an idea in 2018 to Tamale after the day he meet a 7 year old boy called Waswa Aloisiaous who was carrying an ant hill which weighed around 18kgs. The boy shared his story with me; he stayed with his stepmother who forced him to carry the anthill and sell it that he could raise his school fees; in Uganda the anthills are used to make heavy charcoal stoves used for cooking

We have touched lives of more than 2000 children in our community and we hope to help thousands of children through this program, currently we have 95 children under the centre, and 40 vulnerable families.
The program is aiming at developing children and their families in four aspects of life (i.e. Physical, socio-emotional, economic and spiritual). We hope to help children grow economically by topping their school fees in different schools where they go. They are equipped with livelihood skill through HOPE SKILLS PROJECT like handcraft skills for example bags, bangles, necklaces and many more. Also some of our children have received hens through THE HENS OF HOPE PROJECT as a way of training our children how to rare hens and we monitor this project throughout all stages. We had done many more projects like GOATS OF HOPE, Food of hope and we feed a big community of child each day and families each month. The Socio –emotional aspect is tackled in a way that children are taught how to relate well with others and how to deal with their emotions at all times of life. The physically part children are to be treated when sick and are also taught how to live healthy, care givers who are HIV positive are to be encouraged to take their medication and counseled at all times. Spiritually, children, their families and the community shall be exposed to the love and redeeming gospel of Jesus Christ.

WHAT WE DO (our services)

In Hope Restoration We Excel

1.Child mentorship, counseling and guidance.

2.Stopping menstruation challenges to a girl child

3.Providing safe water to the community.

4. Capacity building and advocacy.

5.HIV/AIDS guidance and prevention.

6.Primary health education (hygiene and nutrition).

7.Child protection to the community and to the guardians.

8.Co-curricular activities to children.

9.Home visits and school visit to every child once a year.

10. Children record and detail keeping

OUR AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

In Hope Restoration We Excel

Psychosocial therapy

To produce psychosocial therapy with in self-help group and self-reliant skills.

Formal education/vocational

To provide formal education/vocational skills training to children.

Build capacities

To build capacities of poor, vulnerable families to be able to respond to socio-economic challenges.

Supporting policy

Advocating for a supporting policy frame work that leads improvement of the lives of the vulnerable population.

Restore hope

To restore hope to the hopeless in a local community.

Feed the needy

To feed the needy children and transforming them into a required person to grow the community.

OUR CORE VALUES

In Hope Restoration We Excel

Loving

Loving every person for excellence.

Restoring hope

Restoring hope in the life of the African needy child.

Responsibility

Being responsible citizen in the community.

Respect and Equality

Respect and Equality to all people.

Warm environment

Making a warm environment to the hopeless children.

Parenting

Being a mother to the motherless and a father to the fatherless.

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Child mentorship, counseling and guidance.

Capacity building and advocacy.

HIV/AIDS guidance and prevention.

Primary health education (hygiene and nutrition).

Child protection to the community and to the guardians.

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Co-curricular activities to children.

Children shall always come for Centre days once in a month (every last Saturday).

Care givers/parents shall always attend a monthly meeting where they shall be taught child protection and child development.

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Parents are requested to pay 5000/- per term only(15000/- only per year) to facilitate the local organization activities.

There shall be home visits and school visit to every child once a year.

Every child is entitled on having a file at the Centre for record keeping, Child Monitoring and life follow up.

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