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Iam the director of Home of Hope -Uganda has a number of orphans under her care who need Education with out which their future is darkened. Home of Hope -Uganda identifies these Orphans by the help of Local leaders who know about the death in their respective areas of jurisdiction and also through the surveys made by Home of Hope -Uganda -Uganda community surveys, these children are considered for support with direct school sponsorship, funding school admissions and school requirements for these children who would be on the street of our cities in search for survival. These orphans receive formal or vocational education in addition to a safe and sound mentoring environment through school to help them grow and mature into self sustained citizens of their country. A financial contribution per month towards a child or the entire ministry can make a gigantic difference; it can be used in meeting a child's school fees, feeding, medical care among others with results that you can see during the course especially from the termly child school and child welfare departmental reports which are sent to you either by e-mail or ground mail. Helping AIDS orphans receive formal and vocational education is one of the most solid thing we can do to lifting them out of deficiency and thus to giving them more opportunities in their future. You can be a ray of hope if not a means to a bright future for these orphans and vulnerable children. Home of Hope-Uganda places great value on placing children with foster families providing mother and or father to care for them responsibly. However, some of the homes get overwhelmed with such a great number of children and this forced us to institutionalize some of our kids. The children are fully part of their community, attending near by Schools. Foster Care Orphans in extended families are supported by Home of Hope-Uganda with basic requirements including food, education, medical care, school uniforms and other scholastic materials for without which such children are sidelined regards human resources and other basic needs that they would need in life. THE WIDOWS Home of Hope -Uganda empowers widows financially and psychosocially since many times the widow whose husband has died of HIV/AIDS has no marketable skills as to cope with the situation Home of Hope -Uganda assists these widows and care givers with practical skills to enable them support themselves and care for the children. Home Of Hope-Uganda provides start up equipment and f