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Construct 2.5 km access road between Sonrise Children’s Home and adjoining provincial road. Raise the road grade with culvert cross drains and grade to finish grade. The Sonrise Children’s Home serves 70 orphaned children and leadership, primary / nursery school and farm. The ministry serves to promote the Good News of Christ in their area of influence through education, farming, school, outreach and discipleship.
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The Sonrise Children’s Home, Kamuli District Uganda, provides a home, care and education to about 70 children who have been orphaned for various reasons. Some have been with us since they were babies. The need is to provide annual dental cleanings. We offer child sponsorships, but it does not address all the costs necessary to raise the children. The ministry serves to promote the Good News of Christ in their area of influence through education, farming, school, outreach and discipleship.
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Malaria is very prevalent near the Sonrise Children’s Home and School. A key component of preventing an infection is using mosquito nets on beds, without holes, to keep mosquitos out during sleep. With the constant wear and tear of draping, tucking and untucking the nets under the mattress pad, nets must be replaced frequently. Treatment requires medication, IV drip and test kits. We strive to assist village families with nets and medications when possible.
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Supports the Sonrise Ministries Home and Primary & Nursery School medical clinic which provides medical services to 500+ children and leadership. Maintains supplies for nurse’s station. Basic first aid, midwifery, dehydration, malnutrition, bacterial infections, malaria, etc. MMR, Typhoid, Hep B, Yellow Fever vaccines. Malaria meds, pain relievers, antibiotic ointments, typhoid test kids and medications, ring worm creams, bandages, IV saline drip supplies, etc.
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Provides critical food for our Children’s Home, School children and leadership by providing labor and materials to increase food production. Crops include maize, sweat potatoes, green peppers, carrots, onions, tomatoes, green beans, dry beans, rice, edible sugar cane, spinach, bananas, matooke, papaya, pineapple, cabbage, passion fruit, mango, eggplant, bitter melon, greens and Irish potatoes. Supports our efforts of becoming self-sustaining reducing requirements for produce purchases.
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