Projects
Project 1: Empowerment Project for Single Moms
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We're implementing several empowerment programs to bring self-sufficiency to single mothers who depend on us for their services.
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The first cause of child abandonment is the unemployment of single mothers facing conditions of extreme poverty. We strive to keep families together.
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We provide clothing, food and medical care to these mothers and their children. In return we ask for a contribution of the percentage earned from the orphanage for their help.​
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Our first project: Production of vegetables for cash crop profit.
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Project 2: Necessities
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We have many essential projects that we need to focus on daily.
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Donation money allows us to buy food, school fees, medical expenses, shoes and clean clothes.
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It also provides education in public schools for 50 children and school materials. ​​​​
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Project 3: Future Projects
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Our main focus is fundraising to build on our new acquired land, build a strong orphanage, school and medical center.
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We also wish to develop a variety of empowerment projects and build a workshop to serve the community single Mothers to learn new skills.
Unfortunately it wasn't medically possible to operate on our blind Asina, however we will be enrolling her in a school for the blind.
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Project 4: Completed Projects
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In the past, SAVE CHILDREN OF MBALE has worked to create real change within the orphanage and it's community MCCF. We've reached several important milestones together.
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**We built the second hut we needed, purchased sufficent mattresses and beds for both dormitories.
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**Installed electricity in the MCCF orphanage
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**Our first empowerment project for single mothers, our agricultural project for cash crops.
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** We've installed a filtered tap water system for the orphanage and nearby community which will reduce illnesses.
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** Protection and care of an albino child
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** Promote local trades for-profit for the orphanage.
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** Construction of latrines toilets and a washing area.
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** Construction of a closed kitchen that allows cooking during the rainy season and an enclosed space that stores food away from rats and rodents.
**Education: Tuition fees are paid every semester. Registration and school supplies.
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** Stock of anti-malarial treatments. Treatments and hospitalizations if necessary for illnesses.
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** Visit of a pediatrician at the orphanage
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** Medical care, Sandra underwent two major operations, several treatments and purchase of orthopedic shoes.
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**A cultural exchange between schools in France and Uganda has been set up
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** Annual Christmas celebrations. For three years with a Christmas party, dinner, cake and gifts.
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