ALINIFE JAMES
Susan was born in 2012 and he lives in Bugiri, Uganda
James is 8 years old living in an extended family of ten members with elderly
parents being the caretakers. These elderly parents are farmers with very
low agricultural output for the family due to poor soils-as a result of over-cultivation. This puts the family below the poverty line making it hard for them to have a meal, acquire education, getting medical care, and hard to live a life of hope. James’ parents are eager to have the opportunity to partner with Beyond Uganda and see their son succeed!
ALINIFE JAMES
Susan was born in 2012 and he lives in Bugiri, Uganda
James is 8 years old living in an extended family of ten members with elderly parents being the caretakers. These elderly parents are farmers with very low agricultural output for the family due to poor soils-as a result of over-cultivation. This puts the family below the poverty line making it hard for them to have a meal, acquire education, getting medical care, and hard to live a life of hope. James’ parents are eager to have the opportunity to partner with Beyond Uganda and see their son succeed!
HOW IT WORKS
Each child has a total of 8 sponsorship of $25 per slot or $200 per complete sponsorship.
This allows multiple people to invest and pour into each child’s life.
With your investment you will receive sponsor T-Shirt and a info packet
Each investor will receive at least 2 letters from their child per year
You can also write them as often as you would like.
ALINIFE JAMES SPONSORSHIP
Thank you for investing!
A safe home to live with a local Ugandan “house mother”
Full medical care
Regular and nutritional meals
Tuition for an education (School is not free in Uganda)
Clean clothing and shoes School needs and requirements
Church camp and field trips
A future fund for university, vocational school or a plot of land to transition to adulthood
All the above done in a faith based setting where they are receiving the Gospel through mentors and other opportunities
A safe home to live with a local Ugandan “house mother”
Full medical care
Regular and nutritional meals
Tuition for an education (School is not free in Uganda)
Clean clothing and shoes School needs and requirements
Church camp and field trips
A future fund for university, vocational school or a plot of land to transition to adulthood
All the above done in a faith based setting where they are receiving the Gospel through mentors and other opportunities